proxies

I will suggest mobile proxies and Residential proxies work best for posting review.

Samanthauwu said:

you might use a blacklisted proxy. this happens when the proxy you used is from a shared pool, so it's definitely used by many people and easily got banned

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so which proxy you think they have a quality pool? and how to check it

For posting reviews, mobile or residential proxies work best since they look the most natural (1 account = 1 IP), otherwise you’ll get blocked fast. Avoid shared pools, those proxies are usually already blacklisted. Be careful with rotation too, don’t change the IP every few minutes, better keep it under control. And without an anti-detect browser the setup won’t be very effective, since it hides your fingerprint and makes the traffic look like a real user.

Hard to give a “one size fits all” but residential proxies usually hold up better for reviews since they look more natural. Datacenter ones tend to get flagged faster. Rotating less often and keeping things consistent helps too.

litportnet said:

Mobile proxies, for sure. Get a private device, rotate IP manually and you will get the highest success rate.

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@litportnet Why is litport.net down??

residential and mobile proxies are the best to keep the accounts safe

Daniel Smitg said:

Which proxies are working great for posting reviews?

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Thank you for the question, but there is not one single simple answer to this. Your goal is to emulate a machine and have a stable network/proxy, this is harder than it first appears. There is more information here if you can be bothered to read:

https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/all-the-chrome-anti-detect-browsers-chrome-forks-are-dead-in-the-water-as-of-4-5-days-ago.1748680/

Also which review platform is targeted, they all have different anti fraud detection measures, some are just captcha and browser fingerprint, some require phyiscal kyc or some sort of sms confirmation, and MS or Google services can see a lot, they just dont always act on every little flag.

The very first thing you need is a solid proxy, you must know how to test them and what to look for, I have not found a deep , profound guide on this forum yet, I might create one some day. Then you need an anti detect browser tool, at the moment they all are suffering more or less from the last chrome update, but Multilogin is the number one hands down for many reasons outlined in the above mentioned link.

Happy reading

The proxy type matters less than your behavior. Websites look for bot-like patterns, not just datacenter IPs. Focus on humanizing your activity and using a clean IP pool. ISP proxies are a good middle ground option that combines speed with legitimacy.

Daniel Smitg said:

Which proxies are working great for posting reviews?

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If you have a money, residential is the best. If you are looking for cheap solution it's mobile. I use both in gologin for reviews and both are good, but for sure residential have more trust imho

Papa Mexicana said:

If you have a money, residential is the best. If you are looking for cheap solution it's mobile. I use both in gologin for reviews and both are good, but for sure residential have more trust imho

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Are you sure it's not the other way around? Like, mobile proxies are the best, but the expensive ones, and resi are the cheaper ones?