[Proxy Question] What Happens when Using Static Proxy?

Hiobot · Sep 27, 2017

Hi. I couldn't find answers on google. So I saw that when I buy a proxy, I have to pay billing cycles to keep them working. Thing is that I don't particularly use it for social network website, I use it for crowdsourcing websites, where I login and just withdraw my money. My question now is whether there is a high probability of banning my account if I use a static proxy address (because what I intend to do is copy ip addresses and ports numbers of VPN clients that I trust and use it in a proxy program). Like if I keep using 199.292.83.13 : 2568 to withdraw, will I get blocked?

P.S: what happens too with social media?

HoNeYBiRD · Sep 27, 2017

First and foremost you will be unable to use a VPN address as a proxy, because with VPNs you only see the ip address and not the port and most are restricted to use it with the client they come with.

For social media static proxies are better, because when you change the ip address/location, you might get asked to re-verify your social media account. There are proxy providers who offer these kind of proxies, what you can keep as long as there isn't a hiccup in the datacenter, which happen sometimes, in that case you'll get a(n automatic) replacement.
If you don't need static proxies, you can reset the ips in every month, on top of that you can ask for a free replacement once a month with most providers, so you can have a completely new batch of proxies twice per month.

Hiobot · Sep 27, 2017

HoNeYBiRD said:
First and foremost you will be unable to use a VPN address as a proxy, because with VPNs you only see the ip address and not the port and most are restricted to use it with the client they come with.

For social media static proxies are better, because when you change the ip address/location, you might get asked to re-verify your social media account. There are proxy providers who offer these kind of proxies, what you can keep as long as there isn't a hiccup in the datacenter, which happen sometimes, in that case you'll get a(n automatic) replacement.
If you don't need static proxies, you can reset the ips in every month, on top of that you can ask for a free replacement once a month with most providers, so you can have a completely new batch of proxies twice per month.

If I understand you correctly, static proxies can be used for both social media and my sole aim (basically almost anything right?). And do you know of a way to filter proxies by location, because I scrapped a lot of proxies, but I only need the US ones.

HoNeYBiRD · Sep 27, 2017

Hiobot said:
If I understand you correctly, static proxies can be used for both social media and my sole aim (basically almost anything right?). And do you know of a way to filter proxies by location, because I scrapped a lot of proxies, but I only need the US ones.

There are proxy tester tools even for free such as GatherProxy, which is good for determining the location. There are online tools too, for example: http://www.checker.freeproxy.ru/checker/, you can check 100 proxies at a time with this particular one.

The proxies you scraped are public ones, most of the time abused to hell and blacklisted on most sites. If you want something which works for sure and a lot more stable/fast, you need to buy dedicated private proxies (either the cheaper datacenter type or the more expensive residential ones), even those can be blacklisted on some sites, but before you buy them, you can always ask the provider, if the proxies can be used on your desired site(s) or no.

Being static or dynamic is not really relevant in your case. If you get your proxies banned for any reason on a particular site, obviously you'll need new ones to be able to access the same site again, the banned proxies still can be good on other sites though. As i mentioned above, you can select your proxies to be changed with the start of each payment cycle, plus you can ask for a replacement once per month, which gives you the opportunity to use the double amount of proxies what you actually paid for.

Hiobot · Sep 27, 2017

HoNeYBiRD said:
There are proxy tester tools even for free such as GatherProxy, which is good for determining the location. There are online tools too, for example: http://www.checker.freeproxy.ru/checker/, you can check 100 proxies at a time with this particular one.

The proxies you scraped are public ones, most of the time abused to hell and blacklisted on most sites. If you want something which works for sure and a lot more stable/fast, you need to buy dedicated private proxies (either the cheaper datacenter type or the more expensive residential ones), even those can be blacklisted on some sites, but before you buy them, you can always ask the provider, if the proxies can be used on your desired site(s) or no.

Being static or dynamic is not really relevant in your case. If you get your proxies banned for any reason on a particular site, obviously you'll need new ones to be able to access the same site again, the banned proxies still can be good on other sites though. As i mentioned above, you can select your proxies to be changed with the start of each payment cycle, plus you can ask for a replacement once per month, which gives you the opportunity to use the double amount of proxies what you actually paid for.

Wow! you've been so helpful today. There's no exact way to know the proxies that a site banned, is there?

I would have bought a proxy, but the amount (adding the fact that goods jobs are rarely listed and has a time limit) I make is not really worth it. For example, sometimes I make $0 - $10 per day, and sometimes, it may be $35 or more, so it's not really consistent. I'm sure CF Elite doesn't have a big user base, meaning the probability that they blacklist ips is less. I only need about 4 - 6 good proxies.

HoNeYBiRD · Sep 27, 2017

Hiobot said:
Wow! you've been so helpful today. There's no exact way to know the proxies that a site banned, is there?

Not really, you need to test them, that's the most accurate. Although if you take a look at the Gather Proxy tool i mentioned above, there's an option to text proxies against sites.

Hiobot · Sep 27, 2017

HoNeYBiRD said:
Not really, you need to test them, that's the most accurate. Although if you take a look at the Gather Proxy tool i mentioned above, there's an option to text proxies against sites.

Gather Proxy is very slow. Is there anyway or settings to apply to increase it's speed.

HoNeYBiRD · Sep 27, 2017

Hiobot said:
Gather Proxy is very slow. Is there anyway or settings to apply to increase it's speed.

I believe you need to pay, if you want it to be faster.

Try this: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/get-aura-proxyspirit-coded-by-me.818181/
Or there are other tools, you can find those on Google: Proxyfire, uProxy Tool, Proxy Country Checker.

[Proxy Question] What Happens when Using Static Proxy?

Hiobot

Junior Member

HoNeYBiRD

Elite Member

Hiobot

Junior Member

HoNeYBiRD

Elite Member

Hiobot

Junior Member

HoNeYBiRD

Elite Member

Hiobot

Junior Member

HoNeYBiRD

Elite Member

Main Menu

Marketplace

Making Money

BlackHat World