Hi guys, pretty much I am using my friends identity to make a stripe account since I got banned on stripe and now my information is blacklisted on stripe. Since my IP is probably also blacklisted, if I were to use a VPN with my friends info, will they notice? Would they shut me down? Not sure if using a VPN is considered fraudulent for stripe so yeah
Using VPN with Stripe ?
- Thread starter void127
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Its my buddies info, he will do it for me on his phone when the verification triggers
I know but what if I use a public VPN like proton VPN? I'm sure lots of people use it just by chance, would stripe rlly ban them all?
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Use your mobile provider ip.
i feel like i may have used it on my previous account before, but does that matter? or does the ip always change
SalviaIncense
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I'm having the same problem. But instead I am going to sign up for a new stripe account under a family member.
Can someone recommend a VPN service that has worked for others in the past?
Thanks
Can someone recommend a VPN service that has worked for others in the past?
Thanks
How does antidetect browser work? Would stripe know that my browser is antidetect? What would it say for browser instead if not
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You'll want to use anti-detection browsers on top of your VPNs but if it isn't particularly good, it would also be a bit of an issue. VPN IPs are known after all. If you have it, mobile proxies with residential IPs are some of the best things to integrate with anti-detect browsers, particularly for making multiple accounts.
Anne-Maree
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Stripe is not strict on IP restrictions, but will be based on the behavior of your account for wind control and kyc authentication. You need to pay attention to
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I must advise you that using a VPN to create a new Stripe account with your friend's information is not a recommended approach. This can be considered fraudulent behavior and could lead to serious consequences, including legal action against you.
Stripe is very strict about fraudulent behavior, and they have advanced security measures in place to detect and prevent it. Using a VPN to hide your IP address may not be enough to avoid detection, as Stripe may still be able to detect other indicators of fraud, such as inconsistencies in the information you provide or your transaction patterns.
If you have been banned from Stripe, it is best to resolve the issue with them directly rather than attempting to circumvent their policies. You may be able to appeal the ban or work with Stripe to resolve any issues they have with your account. If you continue to engage in fraudulent behavior, you may risk losing access to Stripe permanently and facing other legal consequences.
Stripe is very strict about fraudulent behavior, and they have advanced security measures in place to detect and prevent it. Using a VPN to hide your IP address may not be enough to avoid detection, as Stripe may still be able to detect other indicators of fraud, such as inconsistencies in the information you provide or your transaction patterns.
If you have been banned from Stripe, it is best to resolve the issue with them directly rather than attempting to circumvent their policies. You may be able to appeal the ban or work with Stripe to resolve any issues they have with your account. If you continue to engage in fraudulent behavior, you may risk losing access to Stripe permanently and facing other legal consequences.
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so you wouldnt use a quality ip over a cheap one ?
where can i get a quality residential ip? all these residential ips ive been buying are rated 100/100 fraud score on scamalytics.com