Yo, anyone got a solid proxies [100] doc for bulk scraping?
Tired of getting burned by sketchy lists that die after 2 days. Need something reliable for a big project, but no clue where to look.
Heard some folks mention GitHub or Telegram channels, but tbh, half of those are just recycled junk.
Also, if you’ve tested a proxies [100] doc lately, drop a rec! Don’t wanna waste cash on trash.
Or, if you know a good way to verify before buying, lmk. Speed tests? Ping checks? Whatever works.
Thx in advance, y’all. 🙏
Yo, I feel your pain with those trash proxies [100] doc lists.
I’ve had luck with ProxyScrape’s free lists—they’re not perfect, but decent for testing.
For bulk scraping, check out Proxy-Seller or Blazing SEO. They sell private proxies [100] packs, and you can test speed before buying.
Also, use ProxyCheck.io to verify if they’re alive. Saves so much time.
Bro, skip the free stuff if it’s a big project.
I grabbed a proxies [100] doc from HighProxies last month, and they’ve been solid. A bit pricey but worth it.
For testing, just run a quick curl command or use ScraperAPI’s trial to check latency.
GitHub repos? Mostly dead. Don’t bother.
Lmao, the struggle is real.
Try this: scrape fresh proxies [100] daily using ProxyList+ (tool on GitHub).
Then filter with ProxyBonanza—their checker is free for small batches.
Telegram channels? Hit or miss. Some gems, but you gotta dig.
If you’re serious about proxies [100] doc reliability, go residential.
Luminati (now Bright Data) is king, but $$$.
Cheaper alt: Smartproxy. They let you test before buying.
Ping tests? Yeah, but also check for CAPTCHA blocks—speed means nothing if you get banned.
Dude, just use ScraperAPI.
No need to manage proxies [100] yourself. They handle rotation, and you pay per request.
Saved me hours of debugging dead IPs.
If you insist on DIY, ProxyNova’s free list + Python script to filter.
Free proxies [100] doc = trash 99% of the time.
I’ve tested SOAX recently—good mix of residential and DC. Their dashboard shows live stats, so you know what you’re buying.
For quick checks, “ping -t” in CMD or use Postman for HTTP tests.
Proxies [100] doc? Nah, roll your own.
Rent AWS/Azure instances, set up squid proxies. Costs more upfront but way more stable.
Or try ProxyRack—they’ve got a “no BS” refund policy if the IPs die.
Telegram’s a gamble.
Found a decent proxies [100] doc in @proxymaster (channel), but half were dead.
Better off with paid: GeoSurf or StormProxies.
Speed tests? Use Pingdom or just a simple Python requests script.
Honestly, most proxies [100] docs suck after 48h.
I rotate between ProxyFish and Shifter—both let you test before committing.
For verification, ProxyFire’s checker is old but gold.
Avoid anything labeled “lifetime.” Scam alert.
