proxy question

[7figures]

Ok so I have upvoter, each url is loaded from list, upvote, then next proxy in list loads new url, upvote ... repeat


I need many, many upvotes per url, so I use free scraped proxies - quality is not super important so this is fine, but I need more (like 20,000 upvotes per day.... currently my working list from scraped proxies is ~3000 per day)

So, I'm looking at things like rotating proxy service as obviously 20k proxies per day is very expensive. I see places like: microleaves.com

But my problem: if I buy eg small package at $125 a month, this gives 25 ports... I guess zenno will see only 25 proxies in my list so will stop upvotes after IP number 25 is reached - correct? Or is there a way to make this work?

How do I get many many proxies a day to also work with zenno, any solutions?

 

[7figures]

ok I just saw https://zennolab.com/discussion/threads/how-to-properly-use-rotating-proxies.47699/ ... ignore this thread I will follow the other one

 

[lokiys]

Hi.

25 ports from microleaves means You have 25 proxies at the same time for 10 minutes.

They change real IP once in 10 or more minutes.

So in general you should get 25x6 = 150 different proxies in an hour. and 3600 in a day.
Thats just theoretic, I would count much less because of different loading times and logic...

 

[7figures]

Hi lokiys - I saw the other thread about stormproxies, in their case they switch every http request, correct? So in theory I could have far more than from microleaves (<--- I just found these guys as a noob to rotating proxies, it's not my preference or anything)?

eg 40,000 IPs in pool.. in theory I can send 40,000 requests per day from 1 port? Ofc this will be less, as loading times, logic, etc, but process = load my 'proxy.txt' with 1 port = every attempt will load new request, which means it will switch IP address?

 

[lokiys]

Hi. I'm not sure what http request means in this case.
Because in real it means that in one page load your proxies will be changed many times what is very unlikely, because to load any simple page browser is sending and receiving many http requests...