Question about proxies
- Thread starter Reeko21
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Residential static proxies should work for that
Not as tight as u think.
Do I connect the static proxy to the same exact location as the bank. Or I can connect to a random one ?
- Feb 28, 2010
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If the bank is from the US you'll want a US proxy. But as other members have said a Static ISP proxy would work
So it doesn’t have to be a specific area in the US? For example if my bank is in Miami Florida do I connect my ip to Miami Florida ?
Do I have to connect the static proxy to the same exact city n location as the bank log? For example if the bank log is in Miami Florida, do I have to connect it to a static proxy in Miami Florida ? Or I can connect to anywhere in the US
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Joy Sanchez
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No, it will be too risky
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It's hard to say, that would be best but I'm sure there's plenty of people that use that bank that aren't always in Miami
So you mean that I can use a ip address that in a diff state than the bank log location ?
Then how do I log into banking websites without any hassles?
Vaughn Kiehn
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It would be to risky tbh.
If the bank log is located at a specific location in the US do I have to connect to the same proxy location as the bank log ? Or i can connect to a random proxy location in the US
Joy Sanchez
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You can use US based mobile proxy if the bank is located in the US.
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Just get a clean residential or mobile proxy , if you can static for as long as possible ( if you need to work with the same thing for longer it is not good idea to change ip often with banks ig ) ( which is not banned on bank sites tho )
and also use antidetect browser
and also use antidetect browser
