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monsterguts

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WOndering if you might be able to offer some advice on what level of latency I should be shooting for when using Scrapebox. I've been chugging along for a while now and everything has been running pretty well but this morning I received an email from Squidproxies and was informed that I had a new batch assigned to my account. I switched those over and found that I was receiving a high percentage of 403 and 404 errors.

When I tested the proxies I found that 2 had a latency under 400 while all of the others were in the 4400 - 7200 range which seems really high. I'm guessing this is what is causing my errors but thought I'd toss it out to you guys for confirmation and some advice about what I should be expecting for paid private proxies.
 
When I tested the proxies I found that 2 had a latency under 400 while all of the others were in the 4400 - 7200 range which seems really high. I'm guessing this is what is causing my errors but thought I'd toss it out to you guys for confirmation and some advice about what I should be expecting for paid private proxies.

I use <1100 ms for posting
and I'll usually accept anything for harvesting (dependent upon if I'm google testing or not)

I don't use the proxies scrapebox provides though...I use an underutilized external website that's updated daily.
 
Thanks Expertpeon. I was thinking anything more than 1000 would cause problems.

Since they are paid and private, it would seem that meeting that level is a reasonable expectation. I've emailed squidproxies and am awaiting their reply.
 
We'll it's been almost 12 hours and no reply. For a while all of the proxies were working but very slowly and now they are all dead.

Everything seemed to start off so strong with them but I'm out the better part of a day because of this and it's obviously not the way I want to work.

Anyone recommend another source for a small batch of paid private proxies?
 
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