Multiple 4G Proxies Needed? (Jarvee/Instagram)

Have you checked the market place? They say that 4G rotating proxies are the best for social media bots
I've tried them and didn't get any problem.
 
Have you checked the market place? They say that 4G rotating proxies are the best for social media bots
I've tried them and didn't get any problem.
Yet again, thanks, but I am already using 4G proxies. That was not the question.
 
Still, no one has provided the required answer! Why we need more than one 4g proxy when one proxy could be rotated every X time and hence we are going to have a unique high score IP for "1000s" of accounts, so the question is: why some claim that we need 1 proxy for 4 accounts maximum? that means if we gonna create 20 accounts then we must be having five 4g proxies not only 1, hope that explained.
 
Update on Satproxy.com: Worked just fine with FoxyProxy, but I didn't get it to run on Jarvee. It's a legit service, but I guess there was something on Jarvee's end that didn't quite work out. Next I'll test Proxy-cheap, I'll leave a little message again afterwards
 
Correction: I got it working, mistake on my end! Currently letting it run on 110 actions per day just to test the limits since I'm not sure where they are (does anyone have experience there?), if it gets blocked that's also not a problem since it's only the trial one. Tomorrow I'll get one of their 4G mobile proxies with custom rotation. Also if anyone's interested, I can now also just run ten accounts on this one and see what happens.
 
Ended up running seven at an average 90 actions per day and had no problems, even got me some sales. My trial ended a couple of hours back so the IP was switched back to my VPS and I got some temp blocks from that because I had used it before, but nothing serious. Ordered a paid one now, let's see how it goes.
 
The satproxy.com proxy works very well in case anyone's interested.
 
With 4G proxies, yes the IPs are shared which is normal for mobile proxies, however, the DEVICE isn't. With true mobile proxies, these proxies run on dedicated cell phones and it's the hardware signature that doesn't change although the IPs do. This makes 4G mobile proxies personal to a user and gives social media platforms the notion that someone is accessing their website from a phone. These IPs don't get banned IF the hardware signatures don't change - which isn't the case when proxies are set up using datacenter devices.
 
As far as I know are IP’s that you get from 4G proxies shared, even if you order a “private” 4G proxy. If that is the case and the IP’s also don’t get banned because of the reason that it is normal for 4G (mobile IP’s in general), that multiple users use the same IP, then why do we still limit the accounts per proxy, for example 5 accounts per 1 proxy? I really think I get something wrong here and would apprecate some discloser. Thanks in advance.
If you get a 4g mobile proxy, the IP it's locked to you until the next rotation. When you rotate, you get a new IP that you are the only user of it. So on...
 
The limit it's not 5 accounts / proxy. The actual limit is 5 accounts / IP doing actions at same time. Just because as you may know, Instagram allows a maximum of 5 accounts on one phone. That's why that limit is imposed. If you rotate your proxy every 8 hours, you can use 15 accounts / proxy.
The idea is simple, on same IP/proxy you can't run more than 5 accounts at same time.
 
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