Proxies from Geosurf are acting weird

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So I am using geosurf residential proxies because they allow you to target the city level combined with Multilogin.

So I get a user profile in multilogin and set up the proxy for Denver, CO. Once I open the profile the first thing you see is the IP address, then I double check the public IP address on a different site. All looks good right? No, the second I go to Google and type in Thai Food near me, It shows me places in San Fran...WTF.

I am unsure how this is happening because sometimes it shows up as Denver but other times it shows San Fran. Not sure how this happens or how I can fix it to show I'm in Denver every time.

Any suggestions?
 
It's normal. Both the google and the IP checker website use different kind of IP-data. ISPs keep rotating subnets between cities so it's normal for different sites to show different geolocation. They may not have the latest ip-geo data.

Note: geosurf proxies are crap anyway. Just because it has ML integration doesn't mean you should go for it.
 
It's normal. Both the google and the IP checker website use different kind of IP-data. ISPs keep rotating subnets between cities so it's normal for different sites to show different geolocation. They may not have the latest ip-geo data.

Note: geosurf proxies are crap anyway. Just because it has ML integration doesn't mean you should go for it.

Gotcha, I need a solution for city-level targeting. Do you know of anyone since 911 is gone? Looking at Hydraproxy - need to be able to access google and gmail for reviews.
 
Gotcha, I need a solution for city-level targeting. Do you know of anyone since 911 is gone? Looking at Hydraproxy - need to be able to access google and gmail for reviews.
Yes, Sir, check in "Proxies for Sale" section, I'm sure that you will find something you need
 
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