Seeking VPN/Proxy advice - HELP :(

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I want to start selling on a marketplace but my country is not eligible for some reason.
I have a UK bank account so I can perfectly start selling if I just find the VPN/proxy solution to safely change my location without looking suspicious.
I did some research and I even tried Brightdata proxy. It takes too much data and it's too expensive + they told me proxies of that kind are less private and usually used for scraping. They suggest I use VPN, but as you guys know, VPNs can be easily flagged as data centers.

Can someone doing something similar help me with a solution, please?

I would appreciate any insights!
 
Any high quality mobile or residential proxy provider in your target location should work for you. This should make you look like you are actually there with no VPN / proxy detected by the site you're using. Just make sure you're not leaking your IP in any way and you shouldn't have any issues.
 
Any high quality mobile or residential proxy provider in your target location should work for you. This should make you look like you are actually there with no VPN / proxy detected by the site you're using. Just make sure you're not leaking your IP in any way and you shouldn't have any issues.
Hello friend, thanks for your comment.
Can you suggest me a good residential proxy? (One that I can get without having to give them my ID, obviously lol)
 
Try mobile vpn or residential vpn. I.e. not a data center VPN.
I'm also in the same shoes do you have any suggestions or list of mobile vpn, residential vpn that we can try??
 
I am using OmegaProxy, a company that specializes in residential IP. It's pure, stable and fast. There are free applicable plans for contacting their TG, and as far as I'm concerned I've had an okay experience using it.
 
Sounds like Static Residential Proxies are what you need. If you're gonna use Residential Proxy Pools, there are a lot of cheaper providers than brightdata
 
Agree, static residential would be your best bet to stick to an ip for the long term.
 
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