Trying to hide my login point (geolocation)...

[fsatark]

Hi
I need some ideas since a web site drives me crazy!
This web site "couchsurfing.org" use a way to identify the login point (geolocation) of the login users. I try all my tricks but sill no way to bypass it.

Until now i try:
- Use proxy (manually change in my browser)
- Use "Hide My IP" type softwares
- A combination of the above, first "Hide My IP" type software and then a different proxy on my browser
and finally when i get crazy
- A combination of "Hide My IP" type software, then different proxy on my browser and finally a web proxy!

No luck at all, every time when i login to this site the identification script they use can recognize my real login point!

Please note that i clear any cookies (including flash cookies) every time i try to login and the geolocation function on my browser (firefox) is turned of.
With a good proxy or a combination i can fool sometimes even g00gl3. This web site though "couchsurfing.org" drives me crazy!

Any ideas how can beat them?

 

[TheeAriGrande]

They could just be playing with your head. It might just remember your geolocation when you first sign up and thats the location it shows no matter what.

Just a thought. Some sites just look up your geolocation once and they display that.

 

[fsatark]

They could just be playing with your head. It might just remember your geolocation when you first sign up and thats the location it shows no matter what.

Just a thought. Some sites just look up your geolocation once and they display that.

No this is not the case, i was travelling around the world the last 8 months and every time i login they recognize my exact login position!

 

[JustUs]

Use noscript. Chances are that they send javascipt to your browser and your browser sends them a ping.

 

[fsatark]

It looks that this is the case...
When i use "NoScropt" and try to login i get a balloon ask me how i like to handle an "auth" file which is a "application/json" and of course there is no way (at least i don't know one..) to bypass this.
Any ideas?

UPDATE: I download and open this file "auth" and i realize that was a only redirect. Actually i was already login after click the "login" button, but... still they are able to locate my login geo point

 

[KRISHNAAHIR]

Just a thought but may be its not associated directly with your IP address, may be it has stored you mac address and thats why none of the earlier methods have worked. I guess checking using a different PC might work.