The useful thing to know about Junproxy is not why it ended, which nobody outside the company can honestly tell you, but when it stopped and what you should do about the money or the traffic you had with it.
The date it stopped
On 9 September 2026 the name resolved to nothing usable (ENOTFOUND). Three attempts, two protocols, no response.
The archive stops returning a real page after November 2018, having kept 1 of them. Crawls continued; the site did not.
How it described itself
Archived November 2018, the page called itself "Website Proxy Coming". The banner line read "Website Proxy".
The company is describing itself there, preserved by a third party. It is the closest a reader gets to seeing what they signed up for. Marketing, not evidence of quality, but nobody can quietly revise it now.
What it looked like while it traded
The archive first captured a working page in November 2018.
None of it is a verdict on quality. It is the shape of a business that existed, which is worth establishing before anything else, because this market also contains names that never traded at all.
Other names attached to this one
We also track the same brand at junproxy.ga, junproxy.gq, junproxy.ml, junproxy.tk. Where a shutdown leaves sibling domains behind, they are worth checking before assuming everything stopped.
The honest limit here: we can show you the ending and not the reason for it. Anyone publishing a confident explanation of a small provider's shutdown is usually repeating a forum rumour, and we would rather leave the gap visible.
Other providers that went quiet
Other shutdowns we hold the registration and archive trail for:
- What happened to Ipchangeproxy
- What happened to IPIDEA
- What happened to Iraqproxy
- What happened to Irishproxy
- What happened to Iwhyyy
- What happened to Japanproxy
Picking a replacement
For anyone with an unused balance: check whether your payment still falls inside your card scheme's dispute window. Keep the receipts and any support thread. Once a provider stops answering, that is usually the only route left.
On picking the next one: the lesson of a page like this is not "choose a big provider", it is "do not prepay more than you would mind losing, and do not accept a balance that expires". We sell residential from $0.44 per GB with a balance that does not expire and no subscription, which is the shape that fails least badly when a provider does. Test it and anything else you shortlist on your own target before you move volume.
