Your payment method is irrelevant. You'd only need to verify id if mxroute payment gateway notice something wrong, you'll get mail asking to verify on stripe. If you don't reg with vpn, doesn't give f

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Tip: VPN with residential IP. Go on Google Maps and find some random location in a big city. Zoom in until it auto-completes some address for you. Look up the area code for that area by zip. Then you

I am closing almost all of the order verification request tickets. This is intended to be a fallback for when something fails. If you signed up with fake information and/or VPN and got a high fraud sc

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signing up with a fake name, fake address, and a VPN (Image)

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$5/y mxroute or @NameCrane's $150 lifetime deals... Choices, choices

Or something where the VPS has one IPv6 address, on the same layer 2 as the host, and then a /64 or larger is actually routed through that one address, so if you were doing VPN you don't have to NDP p

And then theres vpn providers that sell you a residental ip as backup. Or proxies that use home connections.

Yea its hard now because vpns become more common, there should be other ways a new user can be judged, some kind of other indentifyer.

IPv6 proxies are cheap. If IP quality doesn't matter then a VPN provider with socks proxies could work.

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Who's lifetime? What is lifetime?

One option is to dispute the charge with PayPal. Since the original offer was for "lifetime" and they coded it as a recurring payment without clear disclosure of a 3-year term, you h

One option is to dispute the charge with PayPal. Since the original offer was for "lifetime" and they coded it as a recurring payment without clear disclosure of a 3-year term, you h