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I must say it's a little frustrating that you auto-bill people using the Stripe payment system and offer no way at all for users to cancel subscriptions directly on your site. I assume sending an email to [email protected] is the only way to stop another payment being taken?
 
I must say it's a little frustrating that you auto-bill people using the Stripe payment system and offer no way at all for users to cancel subscriptions directly on your site. I assume sending an email to [email protected] is the only way to stop another payment being taken?

A mechanism for doing that has been added to the work queue. For now, there's Live Help and the Help Desk. We're happy to prorate anyone until that option is added.

Updates

  • Adding a new zone in Vietnam today.
  • Our new /48 subnet should be active within 48 hours.
  • IP-based authentication turned out to not be possible (For all users) due to the amount of IPs we're working with. It would have required the opening of extra ports of which there's a finite amount. User/password-based authentication remains in place. This can be done by special request for customers with our Dev plan + possibly a fee.
  • API documentation will be up on the site today.
  • More subscription management options are being added to the customer interface.
  • Our SEO bot is finished and we're now beta testing it. A BHW sales thread will be submitted either today or tomorrow. Infiniproxy customers will receive a special coupon code for it.
 
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can i order 1 proxy to test?

Sure. There's a demo list in your inbox :)

UPDATE

We're going to publish a very large list of IPv6-enabled sites soon. This will pave the way for a new class of bots.
 
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Does it changes ip everytime proxy port connects?

No. When you create a pool, you get a list like this:

45.32.231.117:6232:user1:ipPoolPass123
45.32.231.117:6232:user2:ipPoolPass123
45.32.231.117:6232:user3:ipPoolPass123
45.32.231.117:6232:user4:ipPoolPass123
45.32.231.117:6232:user5:ipPoolPass123
45.32.231.117:6232:user6:ipPoolPass123
45.32.231.117:6232:user7:ipPoolPass123
45.32.231.117:6232:user8:ipPoolPass123
45.32.231.117:6232:user9:ipPoolPass123
45.32.231.117:6232:user10:ipPoolPass123

Each username in that list has its own unique (Private) outbound IPv6 address.

Updates
  • Our API docs have been published. Contact support for a key if you need one.
  • Much of our PHP is being re-coded in Nim for performance and stability gains.
  • We're in the process of enabling SOCKS5.
  • Our SEO bot is now in beta.
  • The expansion of our IPv6 sites list is still underway.
  • Our blog has been launched as well as our Facebook and Twitter pages.
Get in at these prices while you can. I've kept these prices where they're at for a while now but this sale isn't forever. The amount of IPs you get with us makes our proxy service the most cost-effective proxy solution on the Internet.
 
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I send you a email and don't get reply

Do you mean the Help Desk? All tickets have been replied to. I don't see any other emails. Please start a ticket if you need to.

Thanks
 
will these work on instagram using a bot like MP? Mass Planner? and does the proxies automatically change IP address or do I choose that?
It all depends if the site has IPV6 support.
 
Update On Our Bot
  • We're about to start accepting beta testers for our SEO automation bot. Anyone who wishes to beta test should sign up for a free account at www.infiniproxy.com to be updated via email on how to join the beta.
Site Updates
  • We just finished applying several updates to our site which enhances functionality, reliability, and security.
  • Next we'll add a few new features to the Proxy Manager and Billing sections.
  • We've decided to steadily increase our prices based on IPv6 adoption. IPv6 adoption will continue to increase. Get locked in at these prices while you still can!
Network Updates
  • Our new /48 is waiting for us to add to the network. We've decided to do this after our next site update.
  • We've added a new server in Vietnam for one of our users. We couldn't make it available to all users because we could only find a /112 there. We do however have a presence there now and can deploy more /112 subnets upon request.
  • We're currently working on an update that will shorten add/delete pool times. They're already quite fast (0-3 minutes) but we'd like for them to be nearly instant. This means we'll be converting even more of our systems from PHP to Nim.

72+ hours thread bump
 
Since you mentioned vietnam, are your ipv6 residential or datacenter? How many subnets do you have? Although the number of ipv6 is significant than ipv4, the rule of subnet banning still stands.
 
review - been using them for last three weeks and didn't face any issues , there were times when their site was inaccessible due to updates being carried out but the uptime of proxies was 100%. Highly recommended if you are working with a site that supports ipv6.
 
Since you mentioned vietnam, are your ipv6 residential or datacenter? How many subnets do you have? Although the number of ipv6 is significant than ipv4, the rule of subnet banning still stands.

They are DC. How many subnets we have depends on how you want to calculate them. We purchase /48, /56, /64, and /112 subnets depending on the location (Whether or not we can port our own numbers to it and availability). Right now we have 22 different subnets defined above /64 ranging from /64s to /48s as well as a much larger subnet (I won't mention the exact size publicly) from which we assign lower subnets to customers. The issue of subnet banning is one that we're very keen on. We have developed special subnet assignment code and netblock assignment procedures to deal with that in the best way possible. It's basically a game of making sure we're always able to provide clean subnets (And we do).

review - been using them for last three weeks and didn't face any issues , there were times when their site was inaccessible due to updates being carried out but the uptime of proxies was 100%. Highly recommended if you are working with a site that supports ipv6.

Thanks for the review :) Your success is our success.
 
Signed up to test. No proxies created. Created a ticket to cancel. Billed the second time today. Requesting refund.
 
Signed up to test. No proxies created. Created a ticket to cancel. Billed the second time today. Requesting refund.

I'm sorry but your post doesn't make sense to me. There is no such ticket and no such payments in existence. Also, it's impossible for someone to be billed twice in one day unless they've entered billing information twice due to payment failure or decided to upgrade. No such transactions exist today. I sent you a message asking you for your Infiniproxy username before but no response as of yet. I believe you've made a mistake in your post here.

Edit: I believe I see your username at our web site but you have not been double billed or submitted any tickets.

UPDATE

Our API is now fully live! Our users can now enjoy the benefits of programmatic proxy pool deployment. Qualifying subscribers can view their API key from their account page. You can also view our API Documentation here.
 
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