California Proxies Reviews 

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Dedicated 4G/5G mobile proxies on Los Angeles carrier SIMs — a California address, consistent down to the time zone. A California address on its own is only half a profile. Sites also read the clock, the language and the device, and a Los Angeles IP on an East Coast clock looks as odd as it sounds. California Proxies gives you the half that cannot be faked: a real carrier address from our Los Angeles rack that geolocates to Los Angeles and to California, so the rest of the profile — Pacific time, en-US, a normal phone — lines up around it. Every line is a physical device in that rack: a USB modem, a 4G/5G router or an Android phone, holding one AT&T, T-Mobile or Verizon SIM, rented to one customer for the whole term. You choose the carrier and the device at checkout; nobody shares the SIM or the bandwidth. 5G lines deliver 50 Mbps and up; 4G lines typically run 20–45 Mbps, with unlimited data on every plan. HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 are supported, UDP included. Keep the same address as long as the carrier holds it, or pull a fresh one per request, on a sticky session or on demand — rotation is unlimited. We would rather lose a sale than claim a city we are not in. Carrier addresses resolve to metro and state, so a Los Angeles line covers state-level checks for all of California; it will not read as San Francisco or San Diego at city level. Hourly plans — capped, no auto-renew — let you test a target before paying for a month; daily, weekly and monthly terms follow. Moving to another US city is free from the dashboard, with your remaining days carried over. Support is 24/7, Pacific time included, by email and Telegram. If you have run a California Proxies line, tell others how it went — an honest review is worth more to us than a quiet one. See more