Write the test down first
Before ordering, list what the IP has to pass: the lookup tools your task will meet, the location they should report, the sites it must reach. A test written in advance cannot be bent to fit whatever arrives.
ProxyJam sells Lumina Broadband in White Plains as a static residential (ISP) IP held for the whole paid period, from $5.38 per IP per month. Only the carrier is chosen, so the sensible first order is one IP for one month. Where the name is listed: Albany, Buffalo, Mount Vernon, New Rochelle, New York City, Niagara Falls, Rochester, Schenectady, Syracuse, Troy, Utica, White Plains.
The carrier is the only thing you pick · The IP is drawn from its pool, and the city it surfaces in is not promised · Paid by the IP, for the period
The card already reads one IP for one month in White Plains. Leave it there for a trial order, or raise the count once you have checked an IP and know what you are getting.
City helps you pick a provider; the IP's exact city is not guaranteed.
Before ordering, list what the IP has to pass: the lookup tools your task will meet, the location they should report, the sites it must reach. A test written in advance cannot be bent to fit whatever arrives.
Billing is per IP, so a trial costs the price of one IP for one period: $5.38 at the opening rung. Nothing about the listing gets cheaper to learn by buying ten.
The IP does not rotate during the period, so what you measure on the trial IP is what it will keep doing. A result from day one is still a result on the last day.
If the trial passes, order the rest knowing that each new IP is a fresh issue from the same pool and deserves the same quick check. If it fails, you found out for the price of a single IP.
Record what you checked, on which date, and what each tool said. If anyone later asks why you chose this carrier, the answer is on paper rather than in memory.
ProxyJam lists Lumina Broadband in: Albany, Buffalo, Mount Vernon, New Rochelle, New York City, Niagara Falls, Rochester, Schenectady, Syracuse, Troy, Utica, White Plains. This describes the catalogue, not the IP.
A Lumina Broadband IP is not promised to be in White Plains. Choosing Lumina Broadband is the whole of the choice; the IP comes from that carrier's pool, and the city it surfaces in, Westchester or elsewhere, is not committed to.
ProxyJam cannot tell you what sort of network Lumina Broadband is from a source we trust, so we do not. Our catalogue gives a name, places and a price, and a trial IP is the fastest way to see for yourself.
A first ProxyJam order should be one IP for one month, which is what the order card shows by default. It costs $5.38 and gives you a real IP to test.
On a trial IP, check whatever your task will be judged on: where the lookup tools you rely on place it, what the registry and reverse DNS say about it, and whether the sites you need respond to it as expected.
That more Lumina Broadband IPs will behave the same is not promised. Each IP is issued from the pool separately, so give each one the same short check rather than assuming.
Whether buying more at once costs less is shown on the order card, which gives the total for the count and period you pick. The opening rung is the same for every US carrier we sell; read the card for anything beyond that.
No: a ProxyJam IP is fixed for the billing period, which is what makes a one-month trial meaningful.
If the trial fails, tell ProxyJam support what you tested and what you saw before ordering again. We can tell you what else the catalogue lists; we cannot move an IP to meet a test. Contact ProxyJam