You both got it wrong. I am not looking for something else. I try to understand why we still limit the amount of accounts per proxy and not simply use 1 mobile proxy, for the above given reasons, for all accounts.
Have you read the thread?
*then why do we still limit the accounts per proxy, for example 5 accounts per 1 proxy? Have you read the thread?
What on earth do you even mean? READ the question...
Alright, let us now how it goes as i'm also interested but don't know from which to buy.
Thank you, but will those 4G IP's not also get shared with other users (since they are relativley limited) and hence that's why everyone says they are unblockable? I mean I have seen blocked IP's (4G) myself, but maybe it was from somone who just claimed to have 4G proxies (very unlikley), who knows.
Hey man, kind of funny replies here and not very helpful.
I'll try to share what I know:
As far as I know, when a Proxy-provider sells a "shared" Proxy, they usually make sure that the Proxy isn't used for the same platform / website by multiple users at the same time to avoid complications.
A 4G IP will get banned as any other IP if you use too many accounts at the same time on that IP, even though it has a higher trust score. But with a 4G Proxy, you have to option to ->"rotate" the IP and get a new one. Theoretically, you could run an account for 1 hour, rotate the IP, run the next account for 1 hour, rotate the IP, and so on, all with a single 4G Proxy ...
So to answer your question: One IP is always limited to a certain number of accounts at a time, but with 4G you can change that IP in a certain time intervall and get a new one.
I'm not an Expert, but there are some very intelligent people on this forum, that maybe can give you a better answer to this!
OP wants to use mobile proxies, which are better than residential when it comes about trust score. Residential can still be blacklisted as they can't swap IP like mobile proxies
