Trusted proxy providers?

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Hi, I have rented some proxies from certain providers. The proxies were not functional for an entire month. Some stopped working for 3-7 days. The things i am curious about is all the providers I have encountered, they do not know when the proxies will be fixed or recovered. Why is it like that? Or those proxies belong to someone else?
 
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If the proxy provider cannot fix an issue (excepting when there is not its fault - natural disasters, etc), he don't own that proxy farm and, most of the cases, is just a reseller.
 
Which kinds of proxies are you wanting? Your proxy provider shouldnt be giving you issues like that
 
you can try iproyal for rotating resis
 
Hi, I have rented some proxies from certain providers. The proxies were not functional for an entire month. Some stopped working for 3-7 days. The things i am curious about is all the providers I have encountered, they do not know when the proxies will be fixed or recovered. Why is it like that? Or those proxies belong to someone else?
if the product stops working did you contact support
and ask them to refresh the connection ?
 
Hi, I have rented some proxies from certain providers. The proxies were not functional for an entire month. Some stopped working for 3-7 days. The things i am curious about is all the providers I have encountered, they do not know when the proxies will be fixed or recovered. Why is it like that? Or those proxies belong to someone else?
"It's frustrating when proxy providers can't provide a clear timeline for fixing or recovering their proxies. There could be several reasons for this uncertainty. One possibility is that the proxy provider is dealing with technical issues that are beyond their control, such as server maintenance or network outages. Another reason could be that the proxy provider is using third-party proxies that they don't have direct control over, making it difficult for them to predict when the proxies will be fixed or recovered.
 
Depends on:
1. Proxy Type: some of rotating proxies only last less than 30 minutes. ISP or Static Proxies will last several months or one year.
2. Proxy Quality: determined by the provider. if resolved timely, can change another one.
 
"It's frustrating when proxy providers can't provide a clear timeline for fixing or recovering their proxies. There could be several reasons for this uncertainty. One possibility is that the proxy provider is dealing with technical issues that are beyond their control, such as server maintenance or network outages. Another reason could be that the proxy provider is using third-party proxies that they don't have direct control over, making it difficult for them to predict when the proxies will be fixed or recovered.
Nice chatgpt
 
If they don't know when the proxies will be fixed or recovered, probably they don't own the proxy, maybe they are reseller
 
Hi, I have rented some proxies from certain providers. The proxies were not functional for an entire month. Some stopped working for 3-7 days. The things i am curious about is all the providers I have encountered, they do not know when the proxies will be fixed or recovered. Why is it like that? Or those proxies belong to someone else?
This doesn't make sense, this shouldn't happen normally.
 
Looking to get set up as a mobile proxy farm (limited number since it’s just a side thing / experiment). What do you look for most in a proxy provider?
 
Maybe they are resellers and don't own the hardware, so they can't fix it. If the proxies you purchased from them don't work, they should at least replace them.
 
you can try iproyal for rotating resis
They sell proxies with high fraud scores, or even ones with low fraud score but still blocked on some social media sites.

Do you know any alternatives?
 
Hi, I have rented some proxies from certain providers. The proxies were not functional for an entire month. Some stopped working for 3-7 days. The things i am curious about is all the providers I have encountered, they do not know when the proxies will be fixed or recovered. Why is it like that? Or those proxies belong to someone else?
They’re either being resold, or the proxy host has highly unstable electricity
 
Hi, I have rented some proxies from certain providers. The proxies were not functional for an entire month. Some stopped working for 3-7 days. The things i am curious about is all the providers I have encountered, they do not know when the proxies will be fixed or recovered. Why is it like that? Or those proxies belong to someone else?
Will it be because multiple accounts share IP resource pools? If multiple users use the same IP address at the same time, the IP may become unstable or blocked. Maybe you can try to use an anti-detect browser to help you https://www.adspower.com/blog/7-effective-ways-to-hide-ip-address, and you can also configure a separate IP for more privacy.
 
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