PROXIES DUPLICATES AND REPEAT

I am using 911 alternative proxies from know vendor like 922 , i noticed that i bought IP and use it for account creation in my work website , after two days i see same IP exactly in dashboard any one can use it again

Alarm here if someone using same proxy app 922 and creating acc in same website i work on , so high percentage to u same IP i used and this may make my new account not genuine as IP used before in same website by other people

Q1 how can i avoid that ( recommend me one user proxy or app that didn't reselling same IP again)

Thanks for sharing, marked

this is because some big companies rent out there
ips to multiple vendors

These companies will reset their IP list at some point during the day, so the likelihood of duplicates isn't necessarily too high.

So let me be that guy and lay some theory on you!

It is key to grasp the “nature of IP,” meaning where these IPs you “buy” from a proxy service come from. Each IP has its “owner.” Roughly speaking, there are three types of IP owners:

1. Data centers / hosts / servers
2. Residential internet providers
3. Mobile operators

The number of IPs (IPv4) in the world is limited. All possible IPs are distributed among these three types of owners. These owners can then lease these IPs to you for proxy use. But! Since the number is capped, of course, no one is going to sell you one specific IP as a proxy forever. So, if you want to ensure that no one else will reuse this IP, you'll need to buy it yourself for the time you need it.

But here's a key thing about mobile IPs. The way mobile networks work means that mobile IPs are constantly changing hands. Essentially, a cell tower of a given mobile operator owns a pool of mobile IPs, but each IP from this pool is given to one phone and then another. This system is necessary so that mobile phones can stay connected to the internet even as people move around the city, transitioning from one cell tower's range to another. And websites know about this feature of mobile IPs. That's why, for example, Facebook is totally fine with seeing 10-100-1000 different users coming from the same mobile IP in a single day.

So, the answer to your question Q1:

• either go for a long-term lease of a static data center or residential IP
• or switch to mobile IPs, where rotation and changing owners is 100% okay and doesn’t raise any suspicions, even from the pickiest websites.