Seeking Affordable and Reliable Proxies for Facebook Group Posting

lum4n4r3

lum4n4r3

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I use four different Facebook accounts to post in various Facebook groups three times a week. Currently, I have 20 proxy servers from Webshare, but I am disappointed because I often encounter checkpoints after just 2 or 3 posts in the groups. I use Dolphin Anty and proxies from Webshare, for which I pay $4 per month for 20 proxies. Each post on Facebook is different, and I do not use the same text repeatedly. I prefer not to pay based on GB usage, but rather per ISP IP. Additionally, I would prefer rotating proxies, though I am not certain if they are better. For each Facebook account, I have a specific country set, such as the UK, and would prefer to add either simple or rotating proxies. Could you please recommend a reliable and affordable proxy service suitable for posting in Facebook groups for a few hours at a time?
 
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At a guess (based on the price point) the proxy servers you are using are providing datacenter proxies. This will likely be the reason for your checkpoints after a few posts.

If you're looking to avoid these checkpoints you'll probably want to invest in higher grade proxies, preferably mobile or residential. This does come at a significantly higher cost however if you use a rotating proxy (like you mention) you will be able to run all of your accounts on a single proxy by just rotating the IP between using each account.

In terms of recommendations there's tons of providers on the Proxies for Sale section in the BHW Marketplace. Take out some free trials, do some testing and see what works best for your needs!
 
lum4n4r3 said:
I use four different Facebook accounts to post in various Facebook groups three times a week. Currently, I have 20 proxy servers from Webshare, but I am disappointed because I often encounter checkpoints after just 2 or 3 posts in the groups. I use Dolphin Anty and proxies from Webshare, for which I pay $4 per month for 20 proxies. Each post on Facebook is different, and I do not use the same text repeatedly. I prefer not to pay based on GB usage, but rather per ISP IP. Additionally, I would prefer rotating proxies, though I am not certain if they are better. For each Facebook account, I have a specific country set, such as the UK, and would prefer to add either simple or rotating proxies. Could you please recommend a reliable and affordable proxy service suitable for posting in Facebook groups for a few hours at a time?
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take a moment to look over bhw proxy sales
https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/proxies-for-sale.112/
 
turelink said:
mobile > static residential
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I tried both mobile/static residential and it seems that I still get checkpoints. It's worth mentioning that I use it strictly for posting on Facebook groups. I make a post with 4 Facebook accounts every 5. minutes in different groups with different texts.
Sometimes, I'm lucky to have 1 Facebook account with a Webshare proxy work for 24 hours, posting every 5 minutes in Facebook groups using 4 different Facebook accounts.
Am I making a mistake somewhere? Or am I doing something wrong?


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No one can recommend a stable proxy to me?
 
I just want to suggest that Facebook limiting your account depends on unusual interactions on that Facebook account. As for the proxy, using a residential type is sufficient because it's hard to find a good private type with the given budget.
 
$0.2 per hit probably comes from a datacenter proxy, which is likely why you're getting detected; you might want to try a rotating residential proxy, which is better suited for your use-case.
 
Hey! I think you should check out these points:
  1. Definitely try a different proxy provider or a more premium proxy option from your current provider (btw, if you keep running into checkpoints while testing another proxy provider, it'll definitely show you that the problem isn’t with the proxy)
  2. Try using more localized geo proxies for each account. For instance, you mentioned using only the UK for one of the accounts, but it might be better to use just one city in the UK
  3. Double-check your antidetect browser settings. Look into the recommendations specifically for this part because a lot depends on the browser too.
Social networks, especially FB, are really crazy about banning any suspicious behavior. That’s usually why mobile proxies are recommended for social media, as mobile IPs are inherently less compromised.
 
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