Bought IPburger proxy, but not sure I can use it

[vincent_]

Hi everyone,

I recently bought Residential Premium Proxy from IPBurger. Planning to use it exclusively for Paypal (opening account/management).

After testing the proxy I have some doubts if that's the tool I need.

The problem is that IPBurger doesn't offer ISP selection in the country I use my proxy in. Their Sticky IP feature doesn't seem to work as well.

As a result for 10-20 minutes session I'm constantly switching between different IP's and more importantly ISP's.

My concerns is that would rise some red flags for Paypal right away and my fresh account will be either suspended/or flagged as high risk with further negative outcome.

Would appreciate if someone can either confirm that or allay my fears.

Thanks

[vincent_]

any input would be appreciated

[JamesNorth101]

Originally Posted by vincent_

Hi everyone,

I recently bought Residential Premium Proxy from IPBurger. Planning to use it exclusively for Paypal (opening account/management).

After testing the proxy I have some doubts if that's the tool I need.

The problem is that IPBurger doesn't offer ISP selection in the country I use my proxy in. Their Sticky IP feature doesn't seem to work as well.

As a result for 10-20 minutes session I'm constantly switching between different IP's and more importantly ISP's.

My concerns is that would rise some red flags for Paypal right away and my fresh account will be either suspended/or flagged as high risk with further negative outcome.

Would appreciate if someone can either confirm that or allay my fears.

Thanks

An IP swapping when residential is fine

You really need the IP to match the country of the PP though that is important

[vincent_]

Originally Posted by JamesNorth101

An IP swapping when residential is fine

You really need the IP to match the country of the PP though that is important

thanks!

Even if the IP swaps between different ISP during one session?

[rsot]

Originally Posted by vincent_

thanks!

Even if the IP swaps between different ISP during one session?

it happens - as james indicated. make sure cookies stay put

[DENDEN76]

I've lost a few gmail accounts because of ip burger

[vincent_]

Originally Posted by DENDEN76

I've lost a few gmail accounts because of ip burger

could you elaborate on it?

[DENDEN76]

Its probably because the ip rotated during creation but when I try logging in I get a message saying I've violated terms of service and my account is closed or whatever.

But theres plenty here that say they use rotating residential with no issues so just test or go with the static option