Anyone use AWS for proxys. I know they are cheap to setup yourself just wondering if due to shared IP's ect if they get banned quite often or if the range which is specified as owned by AWS gets you flagged and banned almost automatically.

 

Thanks

17 minutes ago, dzemboc77 said:

the range which is specified as owned by AWS gets you flagged and banned almost automatically

 

Thanks for the response. So if you wanted to try and make you own proxies instead of paying where else can you go ?   How do I know the IP I get from a proxy site isn't running on AWS lol.

@Camarowith that logic all non-residential proxies could easily be flagged and insta-banned as well, yet id say 99% of the people on this forum do not use residential proxies.

 

Check iphub.info on any of your proxies that aren't residential, easily detected.

Edited December 3, 20205 yr by ospaul

7 hours ago, ospaul said:

@Camarowith that logic all non-residential proxies could easily be flagged and insta-banned as well, yet id say 99% of the people on this forum do not use residential proxies.

 

Check iphub.info on any of your proxies that aren't residential, easily detected.

Have you even tried it?

2 hours ago, Camaro said:

Have you even tried it?

?? Yeah lol I set up my own residential proxies that I use for account because non-residential proxies will always have datacenter IPs and if you create an account with them they get flagged, not insta banned.

 

however I have multiple accounts running on different VPNs with datacenter IPs and they have been going strong for 100s of hours of game time just this past month alone.

Appreciate this, will get me back into the botting scene easily.