Urgent help needed for proxy from experts

maks23092004 said:

40tb is a huge amount of traffic for mobile proxies, so it will probably be very difficult to find an affordable provider with that kind of allowance. Do you mean 40tb per day? Around 50gb /day would be a much more realistic amount for mobile proxies .

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40 tb per month and growing

The maximum we have been able to deliver is 4 terabytes per month on T-Mobile, but this is the absolute maximum and not easily available.

Turnoxy said:

Most unlimited proxies on the market have their downsides, such as poor-quality IP pools, unselectable GEOs, or bandwidth throttling.

40TB is far too much data to find a cheap provider.

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No, there’s no problem buying 40 TB of traffic. You need to buy 40 mobile proxies, and they’ll provide you with 40 TB of traffic without any issue. Each mobile proxy has a monthly traffic limit. It varies from country to country, but in the U.S., the maximum is usually 1 TB per month per mobile proxy.

And there are plenty of per gigabyte available proxies, mobile proxies, so you can buy, I don't know, 3, 4, 2 dollars per gigabyte, so there is no limit on how many terabytes you want to buy.

At 40 TB, you won’t find cheap mobile proxies. Unlimited plans always have fair-use limits, and splitting the traffic between more proxies will just increase the cost. Also, if ISP proxies are already failing, switching to mobile may not fix it. The platform could be detecting the automated playback rather than just the IP type

40TB is a serious amount of mobile traffic. even plans advertised as unlimited still depend on the carrier's fair usage policy. if your proxies are slowing down after a day or two, i'd check whether you're hitting bandwidth throttling rather than assuming every IP is getting burned.