Where can I buy this kind of proxy IP?
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Thanks a lot! I kept reading and asking questions and I I have already found out a lot 
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Those 6G proxies are 
Totally buying some of those soon 
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Can’t wait for those! No blocks for anyone in the U.S., guaranteed!
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like a G6
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This is just my home WIFI. Basic setup, nothing fancy.
Pretty much standard for all households.
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Make your own proxy
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I’m testing luminati. How can I optimize the MP Settings to reduce the bandwidth and have the lowest possible cost? I’m only doing client management ( F/U, and posting ).
(13 chars) Thanks bro !
You’re welcome brother
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10 on dedicated mobile proxies seriously ? That’s amazing ! 
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You can even run more @RaphaelReborn Depending on the proxy and your setup + settings. Accounts can be run in shifts. But I would always start with few accounts and when they work fine, slowly increasing the total amount until you hit too many api calls. Then you’ll now your number.
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Amazing I will try for sure mobile proxy Thanks for sharing that Roy 
I’ve been using Luminati data center proxies for several months now with mixed results. They have a large network and are reliable, but like @HenryCooper says, their IPs are prone to abuse. The proxies work fine for established accounts but you may encounter blocks. I have not tested mobile extensively. The new “residential” static proxies are just data center proxies in disguise.
One potential issue with Luminati is they segment traffic on a domain basis. So if you choose Instagram.com as your domain, the IPs will only work for Instagram.com. Other traffic will be routed through a master proxy IP.
This raises a number of issues beyond an IP’s history, namely:
1. What happens if someone abuses the IP on Facebook simultaneously?
For this reason you should pay to use the IPs for for both Instagram and Facebook
2. What if Instagram detects a leak?
Haven’t tested this, but for example I see that Instagram will load content through instacdn.com… this means IG will see the master server IP unless you pay to add instacdn.com to your proxy.
3. What are other people on your subnet doing?
You could have a good group of IPs that go bad because someone on an adjacent IP is abusing IG heavily. This can happen with any provider of course, but given how many people resell Luminati I think the chances are increased.
One benefit of Luminati is that you pay for IPs by the day and can refresh them for a low fee. This is of course bad for the network overall but may be helpful if you want to quickly scale up or scale down.
Luminati also has access to a huge mobile network and more than 400,000 data center IPs. It’s a good resource if you understand the limitations.
Stop grave digging old threads in order to have people notice your bio link please
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I would recommend using mobile proxies if you can, which will run roughly 10-20 depending on your sleep settings. You can also use cheap ipv6 for scrapper accounts.