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Advice on using proxies with Social Bookmarking Demon

by LeapingHorse
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Hey guys. I'm going to be buying proxies for use with this program, but I'm a little confused about what I should be looking for.

Specifically, is there any issue in using shared proxies or do I need to use private proxies?

I won't be bookmarking more than 25 pages a day, so I tend to think that shared proxies are fine, but I might be wrong.

I'm looking at the 68 IP package at proxy bonanza.

Truth is I know little about what to look for or how this all works. If anyone can share some advice I would appreciate it!
#advice #bookmarking #demon #proxies #social
  • Profile picture of the author proxyjacob
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    • Profile picture of the author Diane S
      I concur that using private proxies slowed things down. I used proxy bonanza. I noticed the proxies were all similar to each other, too. I get more success and more variety with free public proxies, plus faster bookmarking.
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      • Profile picture of the author victor john
        Originally Posted by Diane S View Post

        I concur that using private proxies slowed things down. I used proxy bonanza. I noticed the proxies were all similar to each other, too. I get more success and more variety with free public proxies, plus faster bookmarking.


        I am a newbie here. I see a lot of public service that provides a proxy whether paid or free. From the words you whether a proxy service that you recommend a good (private proxy or public proxy) mainly for bookmarking demon? Thank you very much ...
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  • Profile picture of the author Rus Sells
    It does not matter what others are doing on the public proxy addresses either. I agree with Diane, I had private proxies before and it was just a set up ip numbers in perfect numerical order, that could raise a red flag if you keep visiting the same sites over and over.
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    • Profile picture of the author Melissa82
      Originally Posted by Rus Sells View Post

      It does not matter what others are doing on the public proxy addresses either. I agree with Diane, I had private proxies before and it was just a set up ip numbers in perfect numerical order, that could raise a red flag if you keep visiting the same sites over and over.
      Well, whoever you bought your proxies from didn't know what they were doing. Any quality proxy vendor will sell you non-sequential IP's.
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  • Profile picture of the author Melissa82
    Originally Posted by LeapingHorse View Post


    Specifically, is there any issue in using shared proxies or do I need to use private proxies?

    I won't be bookmarking more than 25 pages a day, so I tend to think that shared proxies are fine, but I might be wrong.
    If you are only doing 25 bookmarks a day which is not a lot then buying shared proxies is the better choice.
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  • Profile picture of the author ankur sharma
    Go for shared proxies. But before that make sure you go through entire manual. I have seen people buying shared proxies and then not using it for months. If you can afford, go and buy vps with atleast 100 mbits line. xsserver is good. I use it myself.

    Thanks
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