Some websites can't be accessed due to strict detection: using fingerprint browser + residential proxy IP

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Currently working on some paid questionnaire projects, using fingerprint browser + residential proxy IP to work, most questionnaire sites can be accessed normally! But there are a few that can't be accessed! Is it a fingerprint browser problem or a proxy IP problem? What should I try?
These particular sites, strict detection, used to use fingerprint browser + mobile proxy IP is able to enter normally, recently upgraded, can not enter, there is no one can point out! Willing to pay if I can help!
 
Looks like your proxies are banned for those websites.

Can you tell me? what are the names of those websites? You need Private ISP proxies
not shared with other users :)
 
Sounds a lot like a proxy problem.

You can take a trial of a 5G proxy from a provider here and see if that resolves your issues.
 
Sounds a lot like a proxy problem.
You can take a trial of a 5G proxy from a provider here and see if that resolves your issues.
that would be my idea also, try 4g/5g mobile proxy
 
Are you using rotating residential proxies?
 
Mobile proxies are a good proxy for use in these cases. Most modern websites and services wouldn't think to ban IPs from those. Check around the Marketplace section for seller posts. You can also check with Pixelscan to see if your setup is leaking somewhere.
 
Ideally you want a new IP for each login to these sites as multiple users on the same IP can lead to accounts getting flagged / blocked. Once logged in you really want a stable IP that doesn't rotate too often to avoid causing suspicion.

Residential or mobile rotate on demand proxies should be able to meet these needs as long as they have clean IP ranges / subnets. Take out some trials from BHW Marketplace sellers and see what works!
 
You should get a dedicated private proxy, seems the website has banned your ISP or entire proxy range.
 
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