Hi Sachin,

The rule of thumb is to tie an IP address to one account. In this way, your posting accounts will be protected and isolated, especially if you manage multiple accounts.

Pierre, you don’t need them for StockX because they don’t do releases yet and the bidding/purchasing process is not time sensitive.

Hi, not one in particular. Check on reddit, there are a couple of cook groups with many members.

Hi Oby,

Yes, there are clients still using datacenter (dedicated private) proxies to this day without any issues.

Yes Boris, you can. It’s not recommended and there are some risks, but overall, if you need to manage them this way, you can.

Hi Haro, thank you for the question. Yes you can, but contact the provider first to make sure they allow it.

hi Albert, Because they do not have a specific package for Instagram. Indeed, their proxies work on IG, but as they do not have a dedicated package, we can’t add them to the list on this page.

Hi Pete,

For Amazon? Not specifically. However, you can contact them and ask them to issue proxies with IPs never used on Amazon before. Most virgin proxy providers will manage to do it.

Yes, you can use a VPN too, but it’s really unnecessary. Plus it will add one extra layer of encryption that will slow down your connection with shoe-selling websites, which can be a big disadvantage during a release.

Hi Wikker, it depends on what your social media bot supports, but generally, you will be better off with HTTP proxies. There are more providers selling them and they tend to be cheaper.

Hi, The proxy use is not the problem when it comes to account blocks. You need to make sure you do not set your accounts’ follow settings too aggressively. You need to set your accounts to emulate other users and to not spam IG.

Hi Raj,

Not really. As long as both the old and new bots support your type of proxies (HTTP or SOCKS, depending on what you have) it should be alright.

Dear Mark,

All providers have Toronto/Canada proxies. So you can pick which one you want.

Dear Max,

It all depends on what you are trying to do and where you are going to use your proxies.

If you want to scrape the web, yes you can use public proxies as well, but you have to expect that some of them won’t work as they might be already flagged.

I don’t think this app allows Socks, Like most bots, I think it supports only HTTP proxies.

Hi Shelby,

This depends on your provider. Check with them first.

Hi Jose,

Here’s where you can find Socks proxies: https://www.bestproxyproviders.com/category/socks-proxies/

Yes, all residential and mobile proxy work with jarvee or any other social media bot.

Hi Sofia, please contact SSLPrivateProxy via their contact page. Thank you!