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# Getting Started

## Introduction

**Premium ISP Proxies** are a proxy service type built on high-purity residential IPs assigned by real ISPs, combined with high-performance data center infrastructure — offering both the high trustworthiness of residential networks and the stability of datacenter networks. Its core features and advantages can be summarized as follows:

* **High-Purity IP Sources**: Uses residential IP ranges assigned by real ISPs, with minimal prior usage history and higher reputation scores
* **High Connection Stability**: Backed by data-center-grade network architecture, offering low latency, high bandwidth, and high availability
* **Lower Ban Risk**: Less likely to be identified or trigger risk-control mechanisms by target websites compared to standard proxies
* **Long Session Support**: Supports fixed IPs or extended session retention, ideal for account-based business use cases
* **Broad Compatibility**: Suited for cross-border e-commerce, ad verification, SEO monitoring, data collection, social media operations, and more
* **Balance of Performance and Trustworthiness**: Maintains a high access success rate while balancing network performance and cost-efficiency

## **Need Help?**

If you need further clarification or assistance with location targeting, feel free to reach out to us via:

* Email: **<support@9http.com>**
* Live Chat:[ **9HTTP**](https://www.9http.com/) offers 24/7 support on our website


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