Yo, so I’ve been on the hunt for some solid proxies lately, and I stumbled across thunderproxies. Anyone here actually tried them? I’m kinda skeptical cuz I’ve been burned by *so many* proxy services before.
Like, they claim to be high-speed and all, but I wanna know if they actually deliver. Are they reliable for stuff like sneaker copping or scraping data without lagging out every 5 seconds?
Also, their pricing seems decent, but idk if it’s worth it if the speeds are trash. If anyone’s got experience with thunderproxies, pls lmk if they’re legit or just another overhyped service.
Thx in advance! 🙏
Yo, I’ve been using thunderproxies for a few months now, and honestly, they’ve been solid for sneaker copping.
The speeds are pretty consistent, and I haven’t had any major lag issues. For scraping, they work decently too, but I’d recommend rotating them if you’re doing heavy-duty stuff.
Pricing is fair compared to others I’ve tried. Definitely not overhyped imo.
I tried thunderproxies last week for data scraping, and they were okay. Not the fastest I’ve used, but they didn’t fail me either.
If you’re looking for something more reliable for heavy scraping, I’d suggest checking out Bright Data or Oxylabs. They’re pricier but way more consistent.
Thunderproxies are good for casual use tho.
Bro, thunderproxies are legit for sneaker bots. I’ve copped multiple pairs using their proxies, and the speeds are decent enough to keep up with drops.
Only downside is they can get a bit slow during peak times, but that’s kinda expected with most proxy services.
If you’re skeptical, maybe try their trial first? That’s what I did before committing.
I’ve been burned by so many proxy services too, so I feel you. Thunderproxies are... okay. Not amazing, but not trash either.
For sneaker copping, they’re fine, but if you’re doing serious scraping, you might wanna look into something like Smartproxy. They’re a bit more expensive but way more reliable for heavy tasks.
Thunderproxies are decent for the price tho.
Yo, thanks for all the replies! I ended up trying thunderproxies after reading your comments, and so far, they’ve been pretty solid for sneaker copping.
I did notice a bit of slowdown during peak times, but nothing too crazy. Still debating if I should upgrade to something like Bright Data for scraping tho.
Anyone here tried both thunderproxies and Bright Data? How do they compare for heavy-duty tasks?
Thunderproxies are hit or miss tbh. I used them for a month, and while they worked fine for light scraping, they struggled with larger projects.
If you’re just copping sneakers, they’ll probably do the job. But for anything more intense, I’d recommend checking out Luminati or GeoSurf.
Still, thunderproxies are worth a shot if you’re on a budget.
I’ve been using thunderproxies for a while now, and they’ve been pretty reliable for me. Speeds are good enough for sneaker copping, and I haven’t had any major issues with lag.
For scraping, they work fine as long as you’re not overloading them.
Overall, I’d say they’re worth the price, especially if you’re just starting out with proxies.