Question 1

What is the difference between Proxy Server, Private Proxy and Dedicated Proxy?

Accepted Answer

Dedicated Proxy: Fully owned by you.
Private Proxy: Shared with 0-2 users.
Proxy Server: Shared with more users.

Question 2

How long does it take to receive proxy after the payment?

Accepted Answer

You receive the proxy Within 1-2 Hours after the payment was made.

Question 3

What payment system is supported?

Accepted Answer

We accept PayPal,Visa,Master,skrill,Bitcoin,Perfect Money.

Question 4

Why is such difference in price between IPv4 and IPv6?

Accepted Answer

The prices for these proxy differs only because with IPv6 proxy you will not be able to work with all desired resources, and with an IPv4 proxy you will. It is all because IPv6 is a new proxy, so at the moment it's working with a very small list of sites, it does not have a high degree of anonymity and it has lower speed, compare to IPv4.

Question 5

Can I refund the proxy and Money?

Accepted Answer

We offer a 100% full money back guarantee on our proxies if cancelled within first 3 days. The refund is offered only if there is a service delivery failure at our part.

Question 6

What is the Network Speed ?

Accepted Answer

All our proxies are connected to high speed peering networks, with a guaranteed speeds of 100 MBPS. We are able to upgrade this to 1 GBPS if required and requested.

Question 7

How often are your proxies updated?

Accepted Answer

Proxies are updated automatically every 2 hours, after every update you get up to 30% of fresh proxies. IP and all ports are changed

Question 8

How can I get Demo ?

Accepted Answer

You should register on our site to get Demo.

Question 9

What information do you collect about me?

Accepted Answer

To register your account, we only need your E-mail, to which the account will be registered, and the IP address to which it will be linked. We do not need to provide any additional information.

Question 10

What protocols do your proxies work with?

Accepted Answer

All our proxy servers support HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4 and SOCKS5 protocols.

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