Permanently Closed Marketplace Sales Thread
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Proxyscrapier
Newbie
- Sep 10, 2022
- 16
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Hey , promo code pls
crazyhackervideo
Newbie
- Feb 27, 2023
- 19
- 2
Free trial? can i have a 20$ code?
kaitlyndada
Newbie
- Dec 2, 2022
- 7
- 1
Interested.. promo code please.
nexusnet_proxy
Regular Member
- Feb 15, 2023
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Hello! We sent you promocodes! Check your PM
nexusnet_proxy
Regular Member
- Feb 15, 2023
- 342
- 14
Hello!
We had a malfunction with the service as a result of technical work. We apologize!
At the moment, the service is fully restored!
Proxyscrapier
Newbie
- Sep 10, 2022
- 16
- 3
Didnt receive coupon code
After finishing my special-BHW-code-$20-trial, now I have a better understanding of this proxy provider - and what a difference from my initial impression!
TL;DR - Now, I would rather not continue using this service - I discovered that it is of too low quality for my time, even if the price seemed initially to be fair and affordable, eventually I discovered that because of the low-quality it is not that of a bargain, I eventually ended up distrusting the service after experiencing too many discrepancies with their statements.
1. I used the promo-code to register and got the $20 credit - following the port creation process with the stated cost of $5 a port/day, I thought I can test 4 different ports over 4 days ($5 x 4 = $20, right) - well, when I started the first one the credit dropped to $15 (very logical!) - but, 24hrs later the remaining credit reflected only $5, on the 2-nd day it dropped to $0 with a message appearing that my first and only port I created will expire on the 3-rd day.
2. The GEO of the proxies I received - I only had a chance to check US GEO - I got about 80% US, 20% non-US (mostly EU, but some exotics as far as Indonesia!)
3. Because the credit expired so quick, I had never tested other GEO's as intended.
4. Availability - far from their stated availability of 98.1%, I only saw 77.8% connecting, the rest failed, mostly by time-out.
5. Trust - approximately 55% of the proxies had low trust and got rejected outright by the Google's algo - now, 45% Google safe proxies is not that bad, but that will effectively make these proxies cost more than 2 times more than what they say. At least from my perspective.
6. When I subscribed, there was a message offering me to earn $15 credit by certain actions, I acted-on, got a "pending review" - only to discover the next day that the message and the record of my action completely disspeared - it looks like @nexusnet_proxy repudiated on its offer - not good, I felt cheated.
7. One feature of their app I did not like is that it cached the login creds and by default logged me automatically into the console, even if I wanted to visit the home page - a serious security issue IMO.
8. Out of curiosity I used an alt browser to visit the home page, where I discovered that everyone has been offered a 3-day trial on opening an account - now, silly me, I thought I was getting a special BHW code of $20 and not the ordinary non-member 3-day trial - after my experience, I believe I felt cheated, again.
9. Traffic - the reporting of MB=$ still freaks me out - why would you report the traffic volumes and costs if you are offering unlimited traffic?
10. Finally, there is a big discrepancy between the quoted pricing structure - monthly subscription per port for unlimited traffic - and the actual accounting, which requires you to fund a wallet and spend those funds as you create each port ($5 per port). Just does not make sense - they say the price is $30/month for 20 ports - how?
TL;DR - Now, I would rather not continue using this service - I discovered that it is of too low quality for my time, even if the price seemed initially to be fair and affordable, eventually I discovered that because of the low-quality it is not that of a bargain, I eventually ended up distrusting the service after experiencing too many discrepancies with their statements.
1. I used the promo-code to register and got the $20 credit - following the port creation process with the stated cost of $5 a port/day, I thought I can test 4 different ports over 4 days ($5 x 4 = $20, right) - well, when I started the first one the credit dropped to $15 (very logical!) - but, 24hrs later the remaining credit reflected only $5, on the 2-nd day it dropped to $0 with a message appearing that my first and only port I created will expire on the 3-rd day.
2. The GEO of the proxies I received - I only had a chance to check US GEO - I got about 80% US, 20% non-US (mostly EU, but some exotics as far as Indonesia!)
3. Because the credit expired so quick, I had never tested other GEO's as intended.
4. Availability - far from their stated availability of 98.1%, I only saw 77.8% connecting, the rest failed, mostly by time-out.
5. Trust - approximately 55% of the proxies had low trust and got rejected outright by the Google's algo - now, 45% Google safe proxies is not that bad, but that will effectively make these proxies cost more than 2 times more than what they say. At least from my perspective.
6. When I subscribed, there was a message offering me to earn $15 credit by certain actions, I acted-on, got a "pending review" - only to discover the next day that the message and the record of my action completely disspeared - it looks like @nexusnet_proxy repudiated on its offer - not good, I felt cheated.
7. One feature of their app I did not like is that it cached the login creds and by default logged me automatically into the console, even if I wanted to visit the home page - a serious security issue IMO.
8. Out of curiosity I used an alt browser to visit the home page, where I discovered that everyone has been offered a 3-day trial on opening an account - now, silly me, I thought I was getting a special BHW code of $20 and not the ordinary non-member 3-day trial - after my experience, I believe I felt cheated, again.
9. Traffic - the reporting of MB=$ still freaks me out - why would you report the traffic volumes and costs if you are offering unlimited traffic?
10. Finally, there is a big discrepancy between the quoted pricing structure - monthly subscription per port for unlimited traffic - and the actual accounting, which requires you to fund a wallet and spend those funds as you create each port ($5 per port). Just does not make sense - they say the price is $30/month for 20 ports - how?
you have a problem about read and understand? When you reg a starter plan you have 20 port with 30$, 5$/port in trail only.
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