Using a private proxy and getting capatcha on google?

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jon_xx_x

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I don't know a lot about proxies so I'm asking here. I have a list of a dozen private proxies I pay for. Two of them I used today and on google I had to enter capatcha while randomly surfing. And I only use these to randomly post on one site so not like I'm doing anything with them.

My question is why is google asking to prove I'm not a bot? Is it possible these aren't really private and someone else is abusing them?

 

Voyag

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Hm, Do you solve a lot of recaptcha on those proxies while you use it or do you bot with help oft those proxies?
If not then the proxies maybe shared. Always buy from legit sellers.

 

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jon_xx_x

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CoinMiner11 said:

Hm, Do you solve a lot of recaptcha on those proxies while you use it or do you bot with help oft those proxies?
If not then the proxies maybe shared. Always buy from legit sellers.

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You know I didn't think I did but I may have over a year ago. Maybe that's it?

 

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Lauren11

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Even if a proxy is private proxy, google will ask you captcha depends on your actions. You need to rotate proxies to make sure google should not ask you captcha.

 

Global360

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When the proxy is not totally private, it's really normal google asking captcha wherever you suf.

 

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extremeboy

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Even if it's private probably already abused too much on Google.

Give sometime for relax if still face then means it's shared with others.