Are Rotating Residential Proxies Recommended for Stealth PP Accounts

[fyrace]

Hello, have a stealth PP account. Have IPBurger Fresh IP but noticing some places/URLs are picking this up (ISP is OVH which is a datacenter) and blocking. Would a rotating Residential Proxy be better. Would this be an issue or better if I pick a proxy near the location of the stealth account.

Thanks

[sax4]

Rotating Residential Proxy, sounds hardcore. Can you not get dynamic IP with your mobile internet provider?

[fyrace]

All are static. Pain in the ass to get changed.

[StealthLannister]

Originally Posted by fyrace

Hello, have a stealth PP account. Have IPBurger Fresh IP but noticing some places/URLs are picking this up (ISP is OVH which is a datacenter) and blocking. Would a rotating Residential Proxy be better. Would this be an issue or better if I pick a proxy near the location of the stealth account.

Thanks

Not an issue at all. Just maku sure you're using the same carrier.

[fyrace]

Thats what I am learning. ASPKin says keeps same ISP but use sticky IPs. Just verifying that. New to this and seeing what is best. Thanks for all the help!

[StealthLannister]

Originally Posted by fyrace

Thats what I am learning. ASPKin says keeps same ISP but use sticky IPs. Just verifying that. New to this and seeing what is best. Thanks for all the help!

i believe it's only 30minutes per sticky session. That's why he advised you to use the same ISP, since it's just normal to have a new IP address but keeping the same ISP makes it more reliable.

[2leg1t]

Originally Posted by StealthLannister

i believe it's only 30minutes per sticky session. That's why he advised you to use the same ISP, since it's just normal to have a new IP address but keeping the same ISP makes it more reliable.

Wouldn't it be suspicious if one day you login from for example verizon in one state then verizon in another state the next day? Say in 30 days you rack up 12 states, this would be suspicious i would imagine

[aspkin]

The nature of let's say AT&T mobile is that it moves around a lot. It's totally normal.

[2leg1t]

Originally Posted by aspkin

The nature of let's say AT&T mobile is that it moves around a lot. It's totally normal.

Ok I can believe that thank you