I have gotten the one I ordered after like 6 hours pending but the VPS is not really special. Speed not fast on VPN when used to access Internet unlike my other company I usually use their VPS here. 2

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Don't think i've saved the link, sorry. Checking if ASNs are clean has always been good enough for me. Like @MikeA said ipdata slaps VPN (and anonymous? - whatever they mean by this) on literally ever

type: "isp"}scores: { vpn_score: 0, proxy_score: 0, threat_score: 1, trust_score: 100}

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Edit: "Datacenter IP", "VPN", and "Anonymous" seem to be applied to any datacenter IP I tested which automatically brings it under your 70% reques

I have vpn exclusions in place for like a dozen LET providers... it's definitely not all that uncommon for anti-fraud to flag vpns, probably just luck of the draw.

the first 2-3 renewals claiming that "lifetime" ended because server were upgraded, discontinued, eaten by the dog... or because the datacenter, hardware vendor or mom increased the

No bro. Almost all the offers I purchased here I always use VPN because VPN is what i use to access Internet here in my country always. I have never encountered any cancelling orders because of VPN e

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Maybe in the future, you can add a specific IP to be whitelisted with big websites, if you are a paying / identified customer there and having this way access to the service also with a VPN IP.

Depending on your location, in general i suggest to block all public clouds, all hosting type IPs, all VPN type of IPs and so on.

It wasn't because of the VPN. The system detected a mismatch between the IP address and the actual address.

i think almost all do the same anti fraud with orders over vpn, this is bs.

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