Buying an American Mobile Proxy From Abroad: Account to First Login

Most of our customers are not in the United States. They are in China, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Singapore, Indonesia and many other places. They need a real American mobile address for work that an American website only shows to American visitors. This guide walks through the whole process from abroad. You do not need an American phone number, an American bank account or an American address to buy. You need an email address, a way to pay, and about ten minutes. Each step is short and plain, because this page will be translated.

Step one: the account

Open the dashboard at space.americanmobileproxies.com and register with an email address and a password. We do not ask for identity documents. We do not ask for a phone number. The dashboard is in English, and the public website is also available in 简体中文 and Tiếng Việt. After registration, confirm the email and sign in.

Pick a password that you do not use anywhere else. The dashboard holds your proxy credentials and your balance. If you use Telegram, you can also talk to our bot @AmericanMobileProxiesBot. The bot shows your lines, lets you rotate the address and lets you reach a human support agent.

Step two: choosing the line

You choose three things: a city, a carrier and a device type. The cities are New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Phoenix, Miami, North Carolina and Boston. The carriers are Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile. The device types are a 4G or 5G USB modem, a cellular router, or an Android phone. If you are not sure, take a USB modem; it is the simplest line. All lines have unlimited data.

Then pick the length. A day, a week or a month. 4G costs $5, $28 or $65. 5G costs $6, $31 or $75. If you want to test first, buy an hourly line: $2 for the first two hours on 4G, $3 on 5G, then the same amount per extra hour, up to four hours in one purchase. The hourly line never renews by itself.

Step three: paying from outside the United States

We accept USDT TRC-20, other crypto, cards, PayPal, Zelle and wire on request. For a buyer in Asia, USDT on the TRON network is the easiest. The fee is low, the transfer arrives in minutes, and no bank is involved. In the dashboard, open Balance, choose USDT TRC-20, send the shown amount to the shown address, and the balance updates after the network confirms the transfer.

Cards from outside the United States also work in most cases. If your card is refused, try USDT. If you sent the wrong coin or the wrong network, write to support with the transaction id. In most cases we can find the funds and credit them, although it can take some time. Zelle and wire are for larger invoices and are arranged by support.

Step four: time zones

The United States has four main time zones. New York, Miami, Boston and North Carolina are on Eastern time. Chicago and Houston are on Central time. Phoenix is on Mountain time and does not change for daylight saving. Los Angeles is on Pacific time. When it is 9 in the morning in Beijing, it is the evening of the previous day in every American city: around 9 in the evening in New York and 6 in the evening in Los Angeles, with a one-hour shift when American daylight saving is active. Hanoi is one hour behind Beijing.

This matters for two reasons. First, if you want your activity to look like a local user, work during American daytime, which is your night or early morning. Second, set the time zone of your browser profile or phone to the city of your SIM, not to your real location. An address in Chicago with a browser clock set to Hanoi is a mismatch that websites notice.

Step five: latency from Asia

A proxy in the United States adds a round trip across the Pacific. From Shanghai, Hong Kong or Ho Chi Minh City, a round trip to Los Angeles usually takes roughly 150 to 200 milliseconds. To New York or Miami it is often 220 milliseconds or more. This is normal and no SIM can remove it. Page loads feel a little slower than at home, but logins, uploads and checks all work.

If latency matters, pick Los Angeles or Phoenix; they are the closest cities to Asia. If the job needs an East Coast address, accept the extra delay. Download speed is a different thing. 4G lines usually run 20 to 45 Mbps, 5G 50 Mbps and up, measured at the modem. From Asia you will see part of that, depending on your own connection.

Step six: connecting and checking

After payment the line activates at once. The dashboard shows a host, an HTTP port, a SOCKS5 port, a username and a password. Put these into your browser, your antidetect profile, your phone or your script. Then load an IP check page. You should see an American mobile carrier as the owner and your city or state as the location.

If you are on a network that blocks proxy ports, or you want the whole phone to use the SIM, use the VLESS link from the dashboard instead. It wraps the connection in TLS and works on v2rayN, v2rayNG, Shadowrocket and Hiddify. We have a separate guide for that.

Support in your language

Support works 24 hours a day by email at [email protected] and through the Telegram bot. You can write in Chinese or Vietnamese. We read it with translation tools and we answer. Replies are usually in English, so keep your questions short and concrete: the line, the city, what you tried, what you saw. A screenshot of the IP check page helps a lot.

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