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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As far as VPN exits are concerned i'm very, very picky where to put them. If i don't see a squeaky clean ASN chances of me ordering are practically zero. I have no interest in dealing with a ton of ca

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The company has calculated that the Customer Lifetime Value (LTV) of a legacy user is no longer worth the server rack space. Because they can flip your VPS to a new buyer for $30+/month instead of you

I use it for VPN. Even though I only use it myself, it is very weak.

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Next time always state it clearly on LET in your adverts that VPN is not allowed when making order to save us from wasting our precious time purchasing and incurring unnecessary card charges. I don't

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$0.49 out of stock. The only one I even ordered flagged as fraud. What is fraud in using VPN to access Internet when you are in a country you can only access Internet via VPN on Trip?

IPMI Access via VPN$99/mo