Honestly, cheap residential proxies are a gamble. Some work fine for a day, then die.
If you’re just testing, maybe try a small package from Oxylabs (their pay-as-you-go option). It’s not "cheap," but it’s better than wasting money on junk.
Otherwise, stick to datacenter proxies unless you *really* need residential.
If you’re just testing, maybe try a small package from Oxylabs (their pay-as-you-go option). It’s not "cheap," but it’s better than wasting money on junk.
Otherwise, stick to datacenter proxies unless you *really* need residential.