Residential proxies dropping too fast
- Thread starter Ehloom
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- Mar 30, 2010
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Yep — that’s pretty common with P2P residential proxies, especially if the pool is thin or oversold. Ask your provider for fresh IPs or a better-quality geo pool. Also, check if they rotate too aggressively or if there are usage caps hitting you; sometimes switching to a “sticky” mode helps stabilize things.
- Oct 2, 2024
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Hey,
I went through your post about needing US residential proxies priced per IP, preferably in Ashburn, New York, or New Jersey with SOCKS5 support. I can share some options that match those requirements, including real-device based residential routes and stable bandwidth-friendly performance.
I’ve sent you a PM with more details — feel free to check when you’re free.
I went through your post about needing US residential proxies priced per IP, preferably in Ashburn, New York, or New Jersey with SOCKS5 support. I can share some options that match those requirements, including real-device based residential routes and stable bandwidth-friendly performance.
I’ve sent you a PM with more details — feel free to check when you’re free.
- Nov 2, 2008
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you just need to find a reliable proxy seller
- Nov 21, 2018
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bro I dont know what you mean? what you mean dropping? when drops? how many minutes you try to keep connected? how much you pay for 1gb? etc etc.. there are many parameters that related with connection quality.
if you need price performance proxy, I suggest lunaproxy. Its cheap and have huge ip pool but speed is not fast. If you need high quality (offcourse pricy), you can check froxy.com
They have good quality proxy service but real expensive when you compare with lunaproxy
(By the way, I am not in proxy business, I dont know those companies' owners, this is not affilate or this is not ad, its just 8 years experience based comment)
if you need price performance proxy, I suggest lunaproxy. Its cheap and have huge ip pool but speed is not fast. If you need high quality (offcourse pricy), you can check froxy.com
They have good quality proxy service but real expensive when you compare with lunaproxy
(By the way, I am not in proxy business, I dont know those companies' owners, this is not affilate or this is not ad, its just 8 years experience based comment)
- Feb 28, 2010
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Are you using sticky sessions? At times rotating mobile proxies can have longer rotation times
gigateub
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- Apr 10, 2025
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Might want to use grammarly that sentence makes no sense
webzoneit
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- May 19, 2023
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Yeah, it happens a lot with residential proxies. Many IPs are from user devices, so when the device goes offline, the proxy dies. Quality varies by provider. Look for proxies with longer session times or sticky sessions, and always test small batches before scaling.
- Nov 25, 2025
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Yeah, that’s pretty normal with residential pools. You’re sharing IPs with a lot of other users, so some sessions will be stable while others get burned or rotated out quickly. It’s usually not something you’re doing wrong. If you need long-living sessions you need sticky IPs from a better provider, static isp proxies, or switch to mobile where short lifetimes are expected.
