ISP Proxy, how to use. Any help? Am I doing something wrong?

[vorakkas]

Hey, so what I'm trying to do is register on the site with some, apparently, pretty strong/aggressive auto bans. I can run PayPal on my VM and with proxy just fine. But with this site, for some reason no matter what I try they send me the "sorry, we detected you're in another country" message and ban me upon registration

I tried ISP/static residential proxy from proxy-seller so far

on VM with clear 'light' version of english Windows 10 (that allows me to re-name the user profile name at will, usually I use something simple and basic like "admin")

with clean Firefox, WebRTC disabled, everything except cookies and java disabled, proxy enabled though Firefox, tracking protection set to strict

Any ideas? Am I doing something wrong here?

 

[TomTheCat]

Check if DNS is leaking or language maybe? Also, timezones may differ depending on proxy location and clock. Change your timezone.

 

[vorakkas]

Check if DNS is leaking or language maybe?

Based on the results from this site www.dnsleaktest.com - no, no leak. Although not sure how reliable the site is

As for language, the OS has EN but IP/site I try to access is not, but it's European. So I assumed it shouldn't be a problem but... well, yeah, I haven't checked, maybe I should.

PS: Yeah, time zone should already match

 

[proxygo]

have you tried any quality 4g proxys?
there a little more expensive, but quality is there.

 

[vorakkas]

Any other ideas? Changed OS language to German and browser language to German, still the same message: "The device you are using transmits a location that is not permitted"



anyone experienced with proxy-seller? are their proxies just blacklisted by any chance? Worked good for me so far for other things

have you tried any quality 4g proxys?
there a little more expensive, but quality is there.

Not yet, any recommendation? Prefer to just buy one proxy/IP as needed, not a plan

 

[John_d13]

Use GPS hack like Location Guard in your browser, check your icon tray and see if location services is being used when you access the site.

 

[turelink]

why cookies and java disabled?

 

[vorakkas]

Use GPS hack like Location Guard in your browser, check your icon tray and see if location services is being used when you access the site.

No. Besides I never allow the browser to do that when prompted

why cookies and java disabled?

except for cookies and java. Sorry for a typo


Any more ideas? I'm thinking I'll try one more ISP proxy from another source and if that doesn't help... Antidetect Browser then? Never used one, wasn't even needed for PayPal, but hopefully that's a viable solution?

 

[miasmith]

No. Besides I never allow the browser to do that when prompted


except for cookies and java. Sorry for a typo


Any more ideas? I'm thinking I'll try one more ISP proxy from another source and if that doesn't help... Antidetect Browser then? Never used one, wasn't even needed for PayPal, but hopefully that's a viable solution?

Use a 4g/5g mobile proxy with an antidetect browser, hope it will resolve your issues. but the proxy should be a quality one, take a free trial before buying it from anyone.

 

[vorakkas]

Use a 4g/5g mobile proxy with an antidetect browser, hope it will resolve your issues. but the proxy should be a quality one, take a free trial before buying it from anyone.

all such proxies seem to be rotating IPs though (like every 5 minutes), isn't that essentially bad for accounts that I want to use long-term?

 

[John_d13]

No as long as it sticks to the same ISP and region.

It's only natural for mobile IPs to rotate when your traveling and handing off to different radio towers. That's what makes mobile IP so difficult to detect when using a proxy.

 

[miasmith]

all such proxies seem to be rotating IPs though (like every 5 minutes), isn't that essentially bad for accounts that I want to use long-term?

rotate the proxies when you switch to another account.

 

[KellyLe]

Why don't you try changing to another browser?

 

[vorakkas]

Well, a different proxy provider and, just in case, a new Firefox profile, solved it

 

[quboss]

Well, a different proxy provider and, just in case, a new Firefox profile, solved it

which provider if I may ask?

 

[proxysolid1]

Hey, so what I'm trying to do is register on the site with some, apparently, pretty strong/aggressive auto bans. I can run PayPal on my VM and with proxy just fine. But with this site, for some reason no matter what I try they send me the "sorry, we detected you're in another country" message and ban me upon registration

I tried ISP/static residential proxy from proxy-seller so far

on VM with clear 'light' version of english Windows 10 (that allows me to re-name the user profile name at will, usually I use something simple and basic like "admin")

with clean Firefox, WebRTC disabled, everything except cookies and java disabled, proxy enabled though Firefox, tracking protection set to strict

Any ideas? Am I doing something wrong here?

My friend, try with Anty.Dolphin or with an android emulador like LDPlayer or Memu.

Rememder if you have a static IP, you always are going to have the same IP.

f you registered on a website, they already stored your IP.

If you were banned for something suspicious on that website, and you try to register from another computer but with the same proxy, you will have the same IP.

They will automatically notice something suspicious because it is the same IP. You should use rotating proxies for these cases, when testing sites.

After that, you can find the correct way to register and not be blocked, then yes, use your static proxy.

 

[Chrislopezbaby]

My friend, try with Anty.Dolphin or with an android emulador like LDPlayer or Memu.

Rememder if you have a static IP, you always are going to have the same IP.

f you registered on a website, they already stored your IP.

If you were banned for something suspicious on that website, and you try to register from another computer but with the same proxy, you will have the same IP.

They will automatically notice something suspicious because it is the same IP. You should use rotating proxies for these cases, when testing sites.

After that, you can find the correct way to register and not be blocked, then yes, use your static proxy.

Hi, can these proxies be used for iphones as welll or should i just get some android phones?