Bypass VPN detection and block

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My VPN is getting detected by certain sites and access blocked. How can I get around it ? ie , still use the abundance of ips available on the VPN service , but pipe it through a proxy configuration on the browser for example - assuming of course that it would be undetectable and then viewed as a residential ip instead. Surely theres gotta be a way..

I know I can go with proxies of course but just wondered if I can pull this off instead....
 
More than likely not the VPN itself gets detected, but the ips. Those commercial VPN services use shared ips, that's how you can get many ips for such low price. Those ips don't change frequently and are abused to hell for the most part. Dedicated VPNs cost 3-4 times more than dedicated private proxies, so proxies are the cheaper solution. If you want to spoof your ip to a residential one, you need to use residential private proxies, which aren't cheap, at first try dedicated datacenter private proxies.
 
All VPN services sell access to their VPN to lots of customers, this means that not only you will browse the internet with some IP address, but there will be other customers that have the same IP address simultaneously with you. These other customers can do some prohibited staff and that's why your IP address can be blocked.

The best way is to rent your own VPS machine somewhere (AWS/DigitalOcean/etc) and install VPN software on it, in this case, you will be the only one person with such IP address. It will cost not more than 10$ per month.
 
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