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Most ppl sleep on ScraperAPI, it does proxy rotation and user-agent switching for ya, no hassle. Keep it simple, rn more about good proxies than tricky setup. Don't reinvent the wheel if legit solutions exist.

yo for real? which one? I've tried a bunch and they all go down quick.

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yo, that combo makes sense, just watch out for config mess-ups. sometimes switching protocols messes with connection stability if not done right.

Been doing this 3 years, and honestly I think it's all about testing your own use case. I've seen cheap proxies work just fine, long as you're not doing high volume scraping, and premium proxies can still drop dead randomly. It's not just about price or quality, it's about matching proxies to...

Been doing this 3 years, and yeah I seen cheap proxies burn out quick on tough niches, so premium sometimes saves more time and stress. No point in cheaping out if it costs more in bans and rework.

35% rn, not gonna lie, VPN fingerprinting still a pain, but it's not a total black hole. People act like VPNs are magic shields but nah, fingerprint stuff keeps sneaking thru, especially if they use JS and canvas tricks. Think it's all about layers, keep mixing up the fingerprints and maybe drop...

careful with spam flags tho, anyone tried legit temps or just keep it super low volume and rotate fast?

100 searches a day on google? Yeah, datacenter proxies are like using a bucket to carry water - quick but leaks. Residentials are more stable but the price jumps up. If you wanna dodge bans without breaking the bank, maybe try rotating residentials from a semi-legit provider, but beware, no...

Been 6 years rn, and I still see 70% of native is trial and error, no real formula. CTR can swing 20-50% week to week, so yeah, luck's part of it.

yep exactly, never trust just the name, always check their privacy policy and logs. even big companies can be shady with data if they want to monetize it.

Always enable two-factor auth on your VPS if possible, adds another layer. I think the biggest risk is bad configs or human error, not the VPN itself. If you keep your keys offline and use minimal attack surface, you can make it pretty safe rn, but yeah, no setup is 100% bulletproof.

yo careful with assuming speed equals best, sometimes stable protocols like IKEv2 can be more legit for privacy even if slower rn.