How Are Weebly and StumbleUpon Catching Me?

Quattroporte

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I'm creating each account under a new e-mail, a new IP, and a new Firefox browser that I've used CCleaner to remove all cookies, caches, etc. with. Weebly is demanding I phone verify each new account (I didn't have to for my first one), and StumbleUpon is claiming I "Can't post any more links" even though the account is brand new and I haven't even posted anything previously...

Is there something I'm doing wrong here?

EDIT: SU was only complaining because I hadn't confirmed my e-mail. Weebly is still giving me issues though.

 

Last edited: Apr 13, 2014

Conor

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Hmm are you using proxies, or just restarting your router for a new IP?

I'd buy some private proxies and see if that makes a difference.

 

ezines

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Are you using anonymous private proxies? If not, try using private proxies.

 

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SocialMediaManager

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Its very easy to track footprints on smartphones

 

Quattroporte

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Treeofl1 said:

Hmm are you using proxies, or just restarting your router for a new IP?

I'd buy some private proxies and see if that makes a difference.

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ezines said:

Are you using anonymous private proxies? If not, try using private proxies.

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I'm restarting my router to get a new IP. I guess I'll have to look into private proxies. Thanks.

 

bartosimpsonio

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Flash cookies do not get deleted by the browser. They could have a flash app embedded in the page just to ID you.

 

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SocialMediaManager

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Most Probably Your Proxies are Leaking try to buy some accounts if they work then there is issue with your proxies leaking

 

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ttrox

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Which email are you using? Common ones like Hotmail, Gmail and Yahoo or others?

 

Quattroporte

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bartosimpsonio said:

Flash cookies do not get deleted by the browser. They could have a flash app embedded in the page just to ID you.

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Thanks, I've just installed BetterPrivacy for Firefox, hopefully that'll do that trick.

ttrox said:

Which email are you using? Common ones like Hotmail, Gmail and Yahoo or others?

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I'm using Gmails.

 

tony_d

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Device fingerprinting is revealing your machine ID...