Proxy for forum posting

Borque

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I want to create several accounts for a forum .

Problem is when i use my normal proxies i am always banned easily as they are server proxies (same issue with vpn).

Do anyone know good proxy provider (not expensive ) which will let me post on those forums.
 
get Semi-Dedicated private proxies good and affordable as well.
 
but they are also from servers right ? The forum bans any login from server ip .
 
but they are also from servers right ? The forum bans any login from server ip .
normally Yes private proxies are from Data center servers and it should not be a problem for most forums i think.

Which forum is it though?
 
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You should look into residential mobile 3G/4G proxies if you don't want data center ones.
Data center will prob work to on a forum, they just shouldn't be flagged by them.
 
You should look into residential mobile 3G/4G proxies if you don't want data center ones.
Data center will prob work to on a forum, they just shouldn't be flagged by them.

Totally agree with this. Data centers are great when you want to keep static IP address and make a lot of requests, but if you dont want to get flagged in forums, you need residential IPs
 
How can i find such proxies ?
 
Try google cloud or amazon cloud, you can get a year free trial with credit given to you
 
Where did you get your proxies?

Maybe the issue is not that the forum detects your proxies, but maybe the proxies leak your DNS.

Use an online tool like whoer.net in your browser (while having a proxy activated in it) to see if on whoer you can see your proxy IP in the right column (or your real IP if there is a DNS leak).
 
Where did you get your proxies?

Maybe the issue is not that the forum detects your proxies, but maybe the proxies leak your DNS.

Use an online tool like whoer.net in your browser (while having a proxy activated in it) to see if on whoer you can see your proxy IP in the right column (or your real IP if there is a DNS leak).
I was using anonymous proxies. And all flagged up.
 
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