
I use Decodo's Dedicated ISP (static residential) proxies to manage several Amazon US seller accounts that must never share an IP. The biggest win is the fixed, sticky IP per port — once assigned, the IP stays consistent across sessions, which is exactly what's needed for account anti-association. Setup was straightforward: each account gets its own dedicated port, and the ISP-grade IPs are clean and rarely flagged by marketplaces.<br><br>A detail that matters a lot for my situation: from mainland China, switching the proxy type to HTTPS (instead of the default HTTP) is what finally made Google, TikTok Shop, and Amazon Seller Central load reliably. After that one config change, connection stability has been solid for day-to-day operations. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Two things could be better. First, onboarding clarity for China-based users — the HTTPS-vs-HTTP requirement isn't obvious in the docs, and it took some trial and error before connections worked. Second, the dedicated ISP pricing sits at a premium versus shared/datacenter options, so it's an investment you only justify when IP consistency is non-negotiable (which it is for me, but worth flagging for smaller sellers). Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.