Where to get decent proxies from?

CreativeCit

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1. Should i pay more and use buyproxies or where else can i get cheaper but similar quality proxies?

I know that a lower price will cut the quality, but i am using 1 account per proxy and i'm not including any links neither will i include links for months.

If the best is to just go with buyproxies, which i assume is, i will just roll on with it, just wanted to know if possibly someone has a longer experience with other quality proxy providers for a cheaper price.

2. Also, if supposedly i use 1 account on 1 proxy non stop and one day i decide to start using the accounts manually, is it gonna be bad if i bring them on my normal IP, all of them on 1 IP address with manual usage only afterwards?

Thanks on your help in advance.
 
I've used ActProxy off and on for the last year or so and I've always had a good experience. Very affordable too.
 
I've used ActProxy off and on for the last year or so and I've always had a good experience. Very affordable too.
Alright, the prices seem sweet, just don't want to get banned for unqality proxies long term, because i am planning on growing these accounts for a while, what about the second question?

If i suddendly start using all of my accounts on my home IP one day, ofc not all at the same moment, rather each after few days until i get them all on the same IP, will i get in trouble? Manually as well at that point.
 
Alright, the prices seem sweet, just don't want to get banned for unqality proxies long term, because i am planning on growing these accounts for a while, what about the second question?

If i suddendly start using all of my accounts on my home IP one day, ofc not all at the same moment, rather each after few days until i get them all on the same IP, will i get in trouble? Manually as well at that point.

Actproxy is really good, use the promo code " BHW " for a 10% recurring discount

Also yes, using all accounts on one IP will probably get you in trouble
 
Actproxy is really good, use the promo code " BHW " for a 10% recurring discount

Also yes, using all accounts on one IP will probably get you in trouble
Alright what would be the best choice at that moment later on if i ever get to that point? Because i'd want to be able to post from where i am using the accounts.
 
Alright, the prices seem sweet, just don't want to get banned for unqality proxies long term, because i am planning on growing these accounts for a while, what about the second question?

If i suddendly start using all of my accounts on my home IP one day, ofc not all at the same moment, rather each after few days until i get them all on the same IP, will i get in trouble? Manually as well at that point.

You'll probably get them banned. If you build your accounts on Proxies, then you should plan to keep them on proxies. I've even gone as far as posting to my twitter accounts mentioning that "I was going to be moving" when I had to switch proxy providers. That way if my accounts got reviewed for IPs changing they'd see that tweet possibly and think nothing of it.

When botting social accounts, you can't be too careful. You have to run them like they're real people. What is the likelihood that a whole bunch of individuals from all over the country, all of a sudden moved in together under the same residential IP? Not good.

I passively manage like 10 Twitter accounts from my residential IP and I don't have any problems, but they're also phone verified and I don't do anything like follow/unfollow method, etc. They're just brand accounts for websites.
 
any free working proxies list source ??

There are tons and tons of free proxy scanners out there. There isn't a real need to ask for lists of proxies when in a matter of minutes any proxy scanner can find thousands of them.
 
You'll probably get them banned. If you build your accounts on Proxies, then you should plan to keep them on proxies. I've even gone as far as posting to my twitter accounts mentioning that "I was going to be moving" when I had to switch proxy providers. That way if my accounts got reviewed for IPs changing they'd see that tweet possibly and think nothing of it.

When botting social accounts, you can't be too careful. You have to run them like they're real people. What is the likelihood that a whole bunch of individuals from all over the country, all of a sudden moved in together under the same residential IP? Not good.

I passively manage like 10 Twitter accounts from my residential IP and I don't have any problems, but they're also phone verified and I don't do anything like follow/unfollow method, etc. They're just brand accounts for websites.
Can i manually keep posting while on proxies without fucking the post/picture/text up?
 
Can i manually keep posting while on proxies without fucking the post/picture/text up?

When you say "manually posting" are you meaning logging into the website from a web browser? If so, you can, but:
  • Use a freshly installed browser whose only purpose is manually posting to these profiles. Don't install anything that isn't absolutely necessary (research browser fingerprinting)
  • Make sure you're running on the proper proxy that you assigned to the account.
  • I don't know what application you'll be using, but if you've assigned a user agent to the account, make sure you use that user agent when manually posting as well.
I'm not the end-all-be-all expert of social media automation. I do it for my stuff, so I've not had to manage thousands of accounts. I'm sure others can give even more pointers than I have here. These are the steps I take to protect the few bot accounts I control.
 
I used SSLPrivateProxy...I never had any issues with their IG proxies...and they had great customer support when i asked for a refund for my unsused proxies
 
If you spent a lot of time growing your acounts, the same applies to your IPs. As a general rule dedicated proxy should cost at least $2. I would buy proxies one month before I plan to use them and let them eventually clear up from previous abuse. I didn't have any problems with buy BuyProxies so far.
 
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