Shared hosting that allow proxies?

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  1. #1
    I'm looking to get into the proxy business, what are some good shared hosts that allow proxies?
     
    BLaZeR, Jul 24, 2007 IP
  2. BenKlaz

    BenKlaz Banned

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  3. Earning

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    If you need a full support proxy hosting PM me.

    Tnx.
     
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    You can't be serious.
    If you are gonna make any money you're not gonna do it on a shared hosting account.

    Period.
     
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    lol so true.
     
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    Do you mean, any money from proxies, or any money online in general?
     
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    ............any money from proxies.
     
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    Why would I buy a dedicated or virtual server for a proxy that I haven't even made yet with no traffic? Once it improves I'll definetly switch. I thought that was obvious.
     
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    Ehh... they are right though.
    Even small proxies can't really survive on Shared Hosting.
    You can create a new proxy, spend $100 in advertising, and you already need a VPS.
     
    mmelen, Jul 25, 2007 IP