nsocks.net Recenzje 37

They are user friendly and have the most efficient Customer support. Guys stop wasting time on other site and visit Nsocks today.

Really good proxy for sociel media, and very fast support, i recommended !!!

They have a very good service. But their server has been down for over 5 hours. Can you please explain why? Thanks

Good and reliable to use

Please is this site still in service I message support no one is responding

This platform was used for testing account creation workflows across multiple websites. Access was instant, quality was solid, and sessions remained stable throughout the testing phase. The search and filtering tools made selecting the right locations quick and efficient.

I recently tried nsocks.net for proxy usage and the setup process was very straightforward.
The dashboard is clean and easy to understand.
Connection stability has been good so far.
Overall, it looks like a reliable proxy service.

All proxies are dead not working and their customer support is not responding

I was deposit 50+ but these proxy are dead not working

Bad proxy not working as requested, chat is not working.

Nsocks has a superb customer support service and residential socks. I do get a refund on bad proxy whenever i buy from the site. The best part of it was that i was able to get refund moneyback on a mistake transfer i made to their website and this refund was refunded easily for me just within hours of contacting customer service. Good service guys! Keep up the good work. Thanks alot for quick support system. I am there loyal client since 2021.

I face account login issue and i send message to Telegram, Email & Created Ticket but i didn’t Response from there Support.

Отличный сервис))) Я очень доволен скоростью прокси. Поддержка на высоте)

I have been using it for a long time and not only me. There were no problems.
Support is always in touch.

When i try to get help from Nsocks support. he banned my account.

Отличный сервис, поддержка на высоте. Прокси реально хорошего качества, а и чуть не забыл у них есть куча стран. Спасибо

There are many, many different pricing and usage models out there when it comes to proxy providers. NSocks is one of the more unique offerings I have used, and I've used more than my fair share. For my purposes at least, they are the best I've found by a pretty large margin. The proxies are pretty expensive, but then I'm using these to run an army of profiles on several gambling sites to exploit particular vulnerabilities I've discovered, so the difference between a good proxy that gets a no-questions-asked cashout and a so-so one that throws up some red flags (when the person approving the payout would have every reason to jump on any excuse not to pay out, of course) could easily be worth in the 5 figures to me. In the course of trying out many proxy providers, I've found that this is an industry that's full of corner-cutting. Many of the providers out there are selling a product which will not, for one reason or another, pass a detailed inspection by someone who knows what they are looking for. If you need proxies that look exactly like real, regular residential internet users surfing from their home computers - if you want to avoid the opposing extremes of having very limited control over keeping the IP address constant on the one hand and pure static IP addresses rented in blocks directly from ISPs that ultimately won't pass a detailed inspection and will not quite resemble a normal residential connection on the other hand, this is what you are looking for. Most of the "residential proxy" providers out there fall victim ultimately to one or the other of those two problems. Most residential proxy providers out there are almost entirely focused on use-cases which have no need for keeping the same IP address at all, and even if they claim to have some feature to keep the IP, it isn't remotely usable for someone wanting to log into an account every day for several weeks and look like a normal person at home would (you can keep the IP for minutes, not days). Then the others who do provide real static IPs go way too far: in the name of speed and uptime they sacrifice far too much stealth and ultimately fail to blend in and appear as a normal user. They will buy blocks of IPs directly from "residential ISPs", but the way their network is set up for one reason or another just gives away in the end that these connections aren't from real people at home. Sure, those proxies are fast, and the IPs never go down, but what's the use of that if it ends up flagging the account? I found out a long time ago doing this that if there isn't a bit of lag involved and if the proxies don't go offline unexpectedly from time to time, and sometimes never come back, the service has been designed in a way that's ultimately going to be useless to me when it really counts. Services like NSocks are quite a bit rarer, but they appear to route these connections directly through devices in peoples' homes, so there's no need to "appear" as a home user - you effectively really are one. There's a ton that goes into the tech side of all of this networking stuff, and I know about most of it, but trust me when I say that trying to effectively spoof it all is an almost impossible task. You're almost always much better off just adding some reality into the mix. You want to pass the more advanced device fingerprinting techniques that are mostly based on hardware (predominantly, though not exclusively, the GPU)? Well, buy yourself several of the more common laptops out there. Don't try to substitute a software solution for some of these things; it's just too complex for anyone to be able to get it right. The things people sell under those guises never quite deliver. This service provider delivers, though, because it really seems to be actually doing what you're wanting to pretend to be doing: making a connection routed through a normal home internet user's device somewhere else in the world. It isn't foolproof - there are latency methods of detecting this type of stuff that still work - but nothing is ever going to be foolproof. Cat and mouse game. This service is leaps and bounds ahead of any other approach to setting up proxies that are useful and look genuine. Sure, the proxies go offline sometimes. Just buy another when that happens - the pool is big enough. To be honest, I don't even request refunds on them personally when that happens, because I want this service to stick around. Yes, it's expensive: you're paying average $0.50/day per IP. If your use case considers that a lot, there are tons of proxy providers with billing models that couldn't be more different. But if you want high quality static IPs that really are residential home devices, if the price you're paying for this piece of the puzzle barely matters compared to its importance, and if you want to blend in for real, give NSocks a try. Thanks!