who you recommend for proxy sellers here or eslewhere?

[bitcoin talk]

Can you recommend good proxy sellers who don't use Discord for support and that accept crypto and prepaid cc,  from this forum or elsewhere, thanks in advance.

[DediRock]

What’s your main use case for proxies?

[DediRock]

Look for proxy sellers with good reputations, clear terms, and direct support—no Discord needed. Crypto and prepaid CC-friendly options do exist if you check trusted forums.

[Alpen]

Can you recommend good proxy sellers who don't use Discord for support and that accept crypto and prepaid cc,  from this forum or elsewhere, thanks in advance.

You can find a decent list of hosting providers on HostBill — it’s a platform that helps automate billing and service management for hosting companies.
While HostBill itself isn’t the seller, it acts as a payment gateway, and through it, you can pay in crypto — especially if you use Cryptomus, which they support.
Some providers on that list work with individuals and don’t rely on Discord for support. Plus, with Cryptomus, you might even get crypto cashback depending on how you pay.

[logfiles]

Disclaimer: I haven't of the services yet so it's advisable for one to carry our due diligence and read through different reviews before using any of the services that comes up in the list.
OP have you tried checking out Kycnot.me?
You can follow this link - https://kycnot.me/?categories=proxy-store&verification=verified&verification=approved&verification=community (Please note that 7 of the 9 services listed there are community contributed)

Edit: wrong link struck out

[MarinatoDakster]

Can you recommend good proxy sellers who don't use Discord for support and that accept crypto and prepaid cc,  from this forum or elsewhere, thanks in advance.

You can find a decent list of hosting providers on HostBill — it’s a platform that helps automate billing and service management for hosting companies.
While HostBill itself isn’t the seller, it acts as a payment gateway, and through it, you can pay in crypto — especially if you use Cryptomus, which they support.
Some providers on that list work with individuals and don’t rely on Discord for support. Plus, with Cryptomus, you might even get crypto cashback depending on how you pay.

What specific features are you looking for in a proxy provider? That might help narrow down the recommendations.

[Alpen]

What specific features are you looking for in a proxy provider? That might help narrow down the recommendations.

Hey, I think you replied to the wrong person. I've already found a VPS provider, and the main things for me were anonymity (since they accept crypto) and being bulletproof.

[BadB0y00]

pia proxy / https://www.piaproxy.com/

[NotATether]

I'm not really sure - maybe try Thunderproxy.

Although I would have to make a compilation of those as well.

You can find a decent list of hosting providers on HostBill — it’s a platform that helps automate billing and service management for hosting companies.
While HostBill itself isn’t the seller, it acts as a payment gateway, and through it, you can pay in crypto — especially if you use Cryptomus, which they support.

A hosting provider would only be able to be used as datacenter proxies, and even that is "some assembly required" in that proxy software has to be installed and stuff. Honestly, dedicated proxy providers would be able to do the job for cheaper.