Hey everyone,

I need a dedicated, Static Residential Proxy (ISP Proxy) based in the Philippines to use with AdsPower for my e-commerce shop. I need a fixed, reliable PH IP address to keep my store safe from getting flagged or banned.

Most providers I’ve checked online either don't support a Philippines location or are way out of my budget.

To be completely honest, I am totally new to this proxy thing and don't have much of an idea about how it works yet. I just know I need this specific setup for my shop.

Can anyone recommend an affordable proxy provider that offers stable PH static residential IPs? Would love to hear your suggestions. Thanks!

I am looking for High quality proxies for CA and USA with stripe activated on it.

for now I have been using webshare but the quality isn't the best. we also use SOAX and Decodo sometimes but Stripe isn't activated so it's a bit odd. which other providers do you recommend ?

I'm looking for a developer with strong experience in **GoLogin, proxies, Python automation, and Selenium** who can diagnose and fix an issue with my automation setup.

My Python automation is already built. It successfully connects to my GoLogin profile, launches the browser, and navigates to the target website. However, when the browser is launched through the GoLogin Python SDK, every website behaves as if there is no internet connection—it either keeps loading indefinitely or displays connection errors.

Environment

* Proxy hosted on an Android phone via **Termux**. * Automation stack: **Python + Selenium + GoLogin Python SDK**. * Proxy is exposed through a **Pinggy TCP tunnel** (e.g. `tcp://<host>:<port>`).

Current Behavior

* The proxy works correctly on my phone. * The GoLogin profile works correctly when launched manually from the GoLogin desktop application. * GoLogin's Proxy Checker reports the proxy as valid (it appears to detect it as a SOCKS5 proxy). * When the exact same profile is launched through the GoLogin Python SDK, Selenium successfully opens the browser, but every website behaves as if there is no internet connection.

Additional Testing Already Performed

* Removing the proxy configuration from my Python code does **not** solve the issue. * The browser launched through the GoLogin SDK still has no internet access. * The issue only occurs when launching the profile through the GoLogin Python SDK. It does **not** occur when opening the profile manually through the GoLogin application.

What I'm Looking For

I'm looking for someone who can:

1. Surgically identify the root cause of the issue.
2. Explain exactly why it's happening.
3. Fix the problem in a clean, reliable way.
4. Explain what was changed and why it resolves the issue.
5. Ensure my automation is stable and continues working reliably going forward.

I'm **not** looking for someone to guess or simply try random fixes. I want someone who can methodically debug the problem, determine the actual cause, and provide a robust, maintainable solution with a clear explanation of the findings.

In my experience a lot of "residential" pools are partly datacenter IPs sold under a residential label, and sites that block automation recognize those hosting ranges no matter what the provider called them. You can check it by hand in a few minutes.

The thing I go by is the ASN, the network an IP belongs to. A real residential IP usually sits on a consumer broadband provider. A datacenter IP sits on a hosting or cloud network.

1. Set the proxy in your browser, then open any "what is my IP" page through it to get the exit IP.
2. Look that IP up on a lookup site like IPinfo and read the ASN or org line, for example "AS7922 Comcast Cable".
3. A consumer ISP name usually means residential. A hosting or cloud name points to a datacenter IP.
4. Repeat across 30 to 50 rotated exits. In my runs a real pool spreads over many ISPs, while a fake one sits on a few hosting networks.

Important note: I would not trust a single service's usage type field, since they disagree often enough that the raw ASN is the safer thing to go by.

I also wrote a Python script that does this check automatically. Let me know if you're interested, I can share it!

How do the rest of you check a pool before you trust it?

Hello there,

I am looking for Cox ISP proxies with low latency to us-east-1 and good IPQS scores. Is this something that you provide? I have a very specific use case and would love to see if we can figure out a custom solution. I do not mind paying more.

I’ve been using 9proxy for few days now and today it stopped working idk what’s wrong I will like to know if it’s just me or anyone else is having the same issues thank you

Been trying a few proxy providers recently and noticed every service seems to have its own tradeoffs.

For those who've been using proxies for a while, what's the one thing that annoys you the most about your current provider?

Mine would probably be IP quality and support response times.

I hired a static residencial proxy on proxy cheap for Brazil and I'm using it with Ads Power.

Some websites like whatismyip are showing I'm in Brazil but when I try "google my location" its showing Lithuania.

Why is it happen? How can I solve ?

Hi, does anyone know of a good static residential ip service that has more than just 20 countries? The best I could find is bright data, but they're always out of stock or have very low for stuff like the united states. I would like a service that has a good list of asian and european countries. any suggestions?

I tried Bright data and they keep running out of stock. I also tried Ip Royal and it’s not as reliable as 9proxy. Can someone please suggest a better alternative based on experience not speculations

Hi , i don't know if it is a right sub for this question or not . I have two perfect YT channels where majority viewers are from the US . As in my country Tiktok is banned and i am losing a lot of reach. Is there any way to access tiktok once a week for uploads using proxies?

Safer options only.

Thanks

Hey everyone, looking for advice from people who actually use residential proxies at scale.

Current situation

We're running ad-tech testing at 200GB/month and need to scale to 1-1.5TB/month by August. My account manager quoted me $0.70/GB for 700GB and $0.69/GB for 1TB, which is a great price on paper.

Why I'm looking around

Saw the Proxyway audit from earlier this year showing ~38% of my provider's residential pool overlapping with IPIDEA, the network Google disrupted in January 2026.

When I asked my AM about it directly, the answer was basically "yes there were changes, no future impact" without specifics. They also use a mix of own infrastructure + upstream partners. The pricing is great but I want to scale to ~1-1.5TB/month over August/September across multiple ad-tech testing setups, and I'm nervous about pool quality at that volume.

My requirements

- US + Canada residential IPs (no need for other geos but appreciated)

- SOCKS5 protocol

- ~30 minute sticky sessions

- Geo-accuracy matters: I verify each IP's actual country via IP-API and reject mismatches, currently seeing ~3% mismatch rate, which is great.

- Concurrency available.

- 1-1.5 TB/month volume by August

What I've looked at so far

- Geonode: $0.50/GB at 1TB ($500/mo flat). 2.5M IPs online, says ~30-50M monthly churn. Claims own pool via their Repocket bandwidth-sharing app. Independent reviews show 98-99% success rates on scraping. Tempting but the smaller pool size makes me worried about IP recycling at TB scale.

- DataImpulse: $0.80/GB at 1TB ($800/mo), 90M pool, traffic doesn't expire (nice hedge). Slightly more expensive but bigger pool. Its the Base not premium residential.. which bothers me not knowing quality.

- Decodo: $2/GB at 1TB ($2000/mo). 125M pool, legit. But too high.

- Oxylabs Corporate: $2.50/GB ($2500/mo). 175M pool, top reputation. Same margin problem.

- Bright Data: Promo $2.50/GB then $5/GB renewal. Same margin problem with a worse trap after month 3.

- Evomi: Same as DataImpulse, base is affordable and not premium but not sure about quality of base.

- Floppydata: Cheap at ~$1/GB but Trustpilot suspended their rating, datacenter complaints.

Questions:

1. Anyone running Geonode at TB scale for IP-quality-sensitive use cases (not just scraping)? How's the pool holding up?

2. Other providers in the $0.50-1.50/GB range with genuinely clean US/CA residential pools?

3. Anyone happy with Evomi or DataImpulse base residential at scale?

Open to providers reaching out too if you're confident your residential pool fits this use case at this volume.

Hello I’ve used 10+ proxy providers for residential static proxies and all of them get detected as a proxy. For reference I’m using Canadian proxies and using an anti detect browser. I’ve tried most of the popular proxy services and am willing to try more pls give me recommendations/help.

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Also, those are dedicated Ips or shared IPs that everyone are using ?

If someone took away all the options and told you that you get to keep one type of proxy for the rest of your life, what would you go with?

Datacenter is fast and cheap, but it gets blocked more often. Residential blends in better and works in more places, though it costs more. Mobile is the hardest to block, but the price and the smaller pools make it a tough pick for everyday use. So there's no perfect answer, which is why I'm asking.

I am new to proxy thing , what kind of task can I do with 1gb proxy ? How does it get consumed ? How to use it effectively??

Good morning,

Does anyone know a reliable residential Proxy provider that is not blacklisted or easily detectable?
For france

Thanks u in advance

Saw that proxyway thread a few weeks back. Someone said most ISP IPs from the big providers are already burned. Open google, get a bot check. Had the same thing on one provider but not another. Can't tell if i got unlucky or its a pattern.

Real question for people running ISP day to day.

Is it specific providers or the whole category as more people pile in? Matters because with ISP you sit on the same IP for weeks. Pre-burned means rebuilding the account. What are you seeing on IPRoyal, ProxyEmpire, new ones like Byteful, the other mid range ones?

Also any way to test an ISP IP for prior abuse before you commit an account to it? The google sniff test is rough.

Can I use banking apps while using usa based proxy while sitting in India ? Is it safe ?

Curious, is anyone still using free proxies in 2026? if so, what for? and what lists do you use? I see the free proxy lists mentioned sometimes, but I've never in all my years using proxies heard of a an actual use case to use them.