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ProxyJam sells static residential (ISP) IPs under the Syracuse listing in Central New York, each held for the whole paid period. Like the Salt City nickname, the city name is a filing label. Carriers our catalogue lists here: Lumina Broadband.
You pick a carrier · The IP is issued from that carrier's pool, and we do not promise the city it surfaces in · Paid per IP for the period
The card opens on Syracuse with its listed carriers. Set the carrier, the billing period and the number of IPs, and read the total underneath.
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City helps you pick a provider; the IP's exact city is not guaranteed.
| Carrier | From / IP / month |
|---|---|
| Lumina Broadband | $5.38 |
Read this table as a catalogue entry, the way you would read a nickname: accurate about what it names, quiet about the rest. Choosing the carrier is the whole of the choice; the IP is issued from that carrier’s own pool, and we do not promise the city it surfaces in, Onondaga County or otherwise.
In the 1870s Onondaga County produced nearly 90 percent of the nation's salt, and the nickname stuck long after. A label can be true about its origin and say little about the present. Treat the Syracuse on this listing the same way: true about our catalogue, not a forecast of what a geolocation lookup prints.
Syracuse sits where I-81 meets I-90, roughly halfway between New York City and Toronto. Being listed at a crossroads city does not place your traffic there. What you actually choose is the carrier; its pool decides the rest.
If a task needs an IP that tools place in Central New York, the honest route is to order one, look it up in the tools that task will be judged by, and scale up from evidence rather than from the listing's name.
Our price ladder does not change with the city. A carrier listed under Syracuse opens at the same per-IP rung as every US carrier we sell.
The IP does not rotate. What you check in the first hour is what you run on the last day of the billing period.
The carriers named here, what a city label promises, and where Syracuse sits in the state.
ProxyJam lists these carriers under Syracuse: Lumina Broadband. Prices are in the coverage table.
No: a Syracuse listing on ProxyJam does not mean a Syracuse IP, and no promise of that is made. You choose the carrier, and that is the entire choice; the IP comes from the carrier's pool and can surface in a different city, while each geolocation database draws its own conclusion. Check the IP you receive before relying on its location.
Syracuse is called the Salt City for the brine-based salt industry around Onondaga Lake, which at its 1870s peak made Onondaga County the source of nearly 90 percent of the salt produced in the country. The name outlasted the trade, which is the point this page borrows from it.
Syracuse lies in Central New York, as the seat of Onondaga County, at the I-81 and I-90 interchange. Other cities our catalogue lists in the state: Albany, Buffalo, Mount Vernon, New Rochelle, New York City, Niagara Falls, Rochester, Schenectady, Syracuse, Troy, Utica, White Plains.
No: a ProxyJam Syracuse listing has no connection to the State Fair or the university. Syracuse University, chartered in 1870, and the Great New York State Fair on the city's western edge are part of the city; they have nothing to do with which IPs a carrier issues.
No: a ProxyJam ISP proxy in Syracuse stays the same IP for the entire billing period.
ProxyJam prices a Syracuse IP per IP per period, with no traffic meter. The opening price is in the coverage table and is the same rung every US carrier opens at.
Yes: you can order several Syracuse IPs at once with the count on the order card. Each one comes from the pool on its own, so they are not guaranteed to share a city or a block.
If you need a carrier that is not listed, ProxyJam's catalogue does not list it under Syracuse today. Ask support where else it appears before you pay. Contact ProxyJam
