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Update: Using this for another project and getting insanely good results. I can't even leave a review good enough for packetstream. Anyone who does any sort of scraping projects knows how annoying it is to have to set delays to prevent bans. I'm using 0 delay with multiple threads and pulling insane amounts of data from my targets. This service is an absolute gym.
 
I think I see it weird,
to put it in a viewers bot,
I use ports and from there spend connections,
In this case, will it work?
 
I think I see it weird,
to put it in a viewers bot,
I use ports and from there spend connections,
In this case, will it work?

@rayfint
PacketStream currently provides HTTP and HTTPS proxies. SOCKS5 is coming soon. Any browser, operating system, or automation tools that support HTTP proxy requests are compatible with PacketStream.

@QuanticIT
PacketStream has both rotating and static residential IPs available.
 
Please PM me with static residential IP details with price and ISP names
 
I have been using this service now for about a month.

We have already used 650GB+ worth of traffic.

It is surprisingly (given the price) good.

Previously we have been using Geosurf, Smartproxies, and Oxylabs. All of them are at least 8x more expensive. Ironically, we are getting the best throughput/ latency with Packetstream. I am betting that this is primarily because the people who would subscribe to their program already have good internet (logic being that presence of Packetstream wouldn't affect their experience). Just a guess.

The biggest downside is node availability. In some countries (e.g. Ireland) there are no nodes at all. We are constantly getting message saying that there is no exit node. This is less noticeable in big countries (no problems in UK, Germany or Spain).

The second biggest issue is limiting API design, e.g.

* The errors are poorly formatted.
* Connection string is comprises of non-standardised elements, e.g. instead of using country code they are using country names.

Both are simple issues that I am sure they will address sooner or later. Otherwise, very happy customer and slowly migrating more and more of our workload to their services.
 
I bought a $50 plan with this company and there are some good and bad things.

- Service is oke only it takes long time before they answer.
- Dashboard is simple but works good.

Now the biggest problem is the speed, because its very and very slow, I used around 1000 proxies from them but they ar all
Slow slow and slow. so if you use it for botting or that kind of thing. not the product for you.
 
You buy for 0.1 buck and resell for 1 buck per GB, Ten times more? What a ripoff... I think I want my own such a service, lol...
Better if you charged 1.5 your clients but give 0.3 to your contributors, still more money for you...
 
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I want to use it for Creating Facebok accounts and then doing facebook ads in Brazil. I'll be using multilogin. will it be possible?
 
I use this service now for a few days, but I am not happy with it, the proxy's are slow, en when there are 2captcha's or Solvemedia, he failed trought
proxy to resolve this, also the speed is extremely slow.
 
Review
(received the 1GB Trial offer)
- For these proxies I used them for general browsing and some account registrations (Non social media)
- When I initially started using the service. It proved to be pretty well, most ports were fast.
- After using the service for some time, they can be slow, unusable at time.
- But that's the nature of these proxies, it depends on the user load, as well as how many packeteers are on the network.
- I wouldn't rely on these for critical stuff, but they can serve a purpose for non social media related things.
- Great value for the money not much places you can get Residential proxies for $1/GB
 
The rotating proxies are very good. They're fast and none of my accounts got blocked.
The sticky proxies on the other hand are incredibly slow, I have tested 100+ of them and absolutely none was usable.

I recommend the service if you need fast rotating residential proxies, but if you looking for sticky ones go look somewhere else. I've also requested a withdrawal on Skype, still waiting for an answer.
 
Let's say I want to use static IP (sticky) for a day or two, but later I want to refresh it. How will I go on to do that?

And is it possible to get some kind of trial credit before purchasing? Just registered and looks promising.
 
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