[sinisterlee]

I think they ban by MAC address. I couldn't order a second time after my first SE from my laptop (through a number of different servers), but I tried on my phone and it went through without issue.

@mothered

My information might not be up to date but for a long time there has been software that can change your mac addresses. However from what I read some time ago, changing a mac address was seen to be pointless as it could not read by the website anyway.
Has this changed in recent years?

Isn't timezone, font size, sytem language and other system info more critical to change these days? See that timezone and computer language system are flags on whoer.net at least.

Use a Virtual Machine then, recently I installed one.

Yea one of the best ways to do it, I think.
RDPs were pretty decent and convenient but have not used one for a while.

[mothered]

I think they ban by MAC address. I couldn't order a second time after my first SE from my laptop (through a number of different servers), but I tried on my phone and it went through without issue.

@mothered

My information might not be up to date but for a long time there has been software that can change your mac addresses. However from what I read some time ago, changing a mac address was seen to be pointless as it could not read by the website anyway.
Has this changed in recent years?

Isn't timezone, font size, sytem language and other system info more critical to change these days? See that timezone and computer language system are flags on whoer.net at least.

Generally speaking, a Mac address does not travel beyond your local/Internal network.

To be on the absolute safe side, change every Identifiable detail - regardless of whether or not It's necessary. There's nothing to lose In doing so, and everything to gain by establishing a totally different profile.

[ruonis55]

Buy a proxy residential static IP. I bought one from IPRoyal.com (Not advertising) and had no problems for Amazon and other websites.

have you found the connection to be stable and not leaking dns?
I have one site that I do not recommend, ip burger, it is expensive and unreliable.
The residential proxies also don't work on the sites where you need it to...

Yeah, it's stable, didn't had any problems, they have even an extension for the browser, it connects very easily. But if you want to get a one IP, you have to pass their KYC, for multiple IP's you don't need to I guess.

[sinisterlee]

Buy a proxy residential static IP. I bought one from IPRoyal.com (Not advertising) and had no problems for Amazon and other websites.

have you found the connection to be stable and not leaking dns?
I have one site that I do not recommend, ip burger, it is expensive and unreliable.
The residential proxies also don't work on the sites where you need it to...

Yeah, it's stable, didn't had any problems,  they have even an extension for the browser, it connects very easily. But if you want to get a one IP, you have to pass their KYC, for multiple IP's you don't need to I guess.

You have to pass a kyc for a dedicated IP?!

[mothered]

have you found the connection to be stable and not leaking dns?
I have one site that I do not recommend, ip burger, it is expensive and unreliable.
The residential proxies also don't work on the sites where you need it to...

Yeah, it's stable, didn't had any problems,  they have even an extension for the browser, it connects very easily. But if you want to get a one IP, you have to pass their KYC, for multiple IP's you don't need to I guess.

You have to pass a kyc for a dedicated IP?!

No.

[ruonis55]

have you found the connection to be stable and not leaking dns?
I have one site that I do not recommend, ip burger, it is expensive and unreliable.
The residential proxies also don't work on the sites where you need it to...

Yeah, it's stable, didn't had any problems,  they have even an extension for the browser, it connects very easily. But if you want to get a one IP, you have to pass their KYC, for multiple IP's you don't need to I guess.

You have to pass a kyc for a dedicated IP?!

IPRoyal doesn’t require undergoing a know-your-customer process. However, it monitors traffic and may require doing so if it observes you visiting websites the system considers suspicious.

[sinisterlee]

Yeah, it's stable, didn't had any problems,  they have even an extension for the browser, it connects very easily. But if you want to get a one IP, you have to pass their KYC, for multiple IP's you don't need to I guess.

You have to pass a kyc for a dedicated IP?!

No.

Ok good as this is what I read: But if you want to get a one IP, you have to pass their KYC,