AllOutAnime
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- Oct 15, 2007
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We stopped saying anything about that since Instagram can be so fickle. The only way to know for sure is to try them out
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Could you please clarify this:
You stated multiple times that the proxies delivered to a customers are "virgin proxies" which to me means they have never been used before by other people.
Now you say Instagram can be "fickle".
Why would they flag IPs that have never been used with their service?
If the virgin statement would be true, there should be no problem at all with instagram at the beginning and every IP should work.
The only way I could imagine Instagram could flag your IP would be by looking up the source of your IP to then see they come from a datacenter and not a regular ISP but it that would happen all proxy providers would have problems.
This all sounds fishy to me.