A phone-network address on Guam. Sites that geolocate visitors see you as someone on the island, not on the US mainland, so shipping terms, catalogues, ads and app store listings appear in their Guam version. Typical work: ad verification for Pacific campaigns, price research, QA of apps released for Guam and the Marianas.
Guam proxies on local mobile carrier addresses
Guam is a mobile-only location for us: carrier addresses from $4 a GB, with the country chosen per connection. Residential Turbo and Flex do not reach Guam, and there are no ISP or datacenter addresses for the island.
Expect a small pool, a handful of addresses that come and go during the day. Guam is a US territory on Chamorro Standard Time, UTC+10, and pays in US dollars.
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Why GeekProxy:
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[ Guam proxy for US territory checks ]
US retailers and streaming services can treat Guam differently from the 50 states; a local IP shows the offer an island customer really gets.
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[ Ad verification on Guam mobile ]
A campaign geotargeted to Guam renders only to a Guam address, which a proxy in California or Hawaii cannot reproduce.
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[ Guam carriers: GTA and Docomo Pacific ]
GTA, registered as Teleguam Holdings (AS9246), and Docomo Pacific both sell postpaid and prepaid mobile plans on the island.
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[ Guam as a Pacific cable hub ]
GTA is part of the SEA-US and JGA North and South cable consortia, trans-Pacific systems that land on the island.
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[ Local peering at MARIIX ]
The Mariana Islands Internet Exchange (AS23676) lets networks on Guam exchange traffic with each other on the island.
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FAQ
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Just one: mobile. Residential Turbo and Flex have no exits on Guam, and the island has no ISP or datacenter addresses with us. The mobile pool holds a handful of addresses, and how many answer changes over the day. Good for spot checks and scheduled snapshots. Not good for high-volume crawling.
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From $4 a GB of mobile traffic, cheaper as the volume grows. Nothing is charged per address or per month. A Guam check of a few landing pages and ad slots uses little traffic, so a small top-up lasts a while. The balance is shared with the rest of the catalogue, including US residential addresses for comparison.
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Not on mobile. Addresses are picked at country level for each connection, so the filter is Guam as a whole, not Tamuning or Dededo. City, ASN and ZIP targeting exists only on Residential Flex, which has no Guam exits. If one network matters, ask support whether the live addresses are on GTA or Docomo Pacific.
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Rotating, because that is how carrier addresses behave. The IP changes when the network reassigns it, and you can hold a sticky session while the carrier keeps it. There is no Guam address rented for a fixed month. Plan each check as a short session rather than a long login.
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HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5, all on the same credentials. Mail ports are not offered for Guam: they exist only on Residential Turbo, and Turbo does not cover the island. Infrastructure logs of the standard kind stay up to three months; we never record what your traffic contains.
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The credentials land in your dashboard about ten seconds after payment. If the Guam pool does not connect or geolocates somewhere else, write to support within 24 hours and the payment is refunded. Connect right away after buying: with only a few addresses, it is the quickest way to know the pool works for you.
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Often not. Guam has its own ISO country code, GU, and geo-IP databases usually report it separately from US, so a site may treat a Guam visitor as international. That is exactly what you want to test before a launch. The .gu domain, for its part, is run by the University of Guam.