My Private Proxy, worse experience with a proxy provider ever
I tried signing up for my private proxy for private proxies based on the feedback on this forum and other forums, and I honestly can't believe it, at least with their ordering/security department, I've never seen this level of incompetence in my life.
I ordered with a verified by visa credit card, from an ip that resolves within 5 miles of the location, the ip is not on any blacklists, and I used my cell phone number as well the email address from the company I own, which is an established domain from a web hosting, web design company.
They provide me with the proxies, I ordered 20 as a test. 12 hours later they shut me off after I paid for the service, this was wh ile I was sleeping and GSA was running, which means those 300,000+ urls are all marked as bad now since they shut the proxies off, completely destroying my SEO campaign.
I get this email from their incompetent staff
Dear Naomi Haffley,
We carefully evaluate new accounts to determine high risk orders. Please do not take it personally if you are asked to verify a new account, as you may have been selected randomly. Please send an email to support@myprivateproxy.net with a scanned copy of a photo ID such as a passport or driver's license. In addition to your photo ID, please include a scanned copy of the credit card that was used in your account purchase. You may censor all but the last 4 digits of the credit card number for your protection, but please ensure the name and expiration date are legible.
Please provide us with the above requested information at your earliest convenience to ensure that your account with MyPrivateProxy.NET is setup as soon as possible. We are available 24/7, so please feel free to contact us at any time. We apologize for any inconveniences that may result from this process.
Sincerely,
Alex
MyPrivateProxy.net
This company is an absolute fraud if it thinks I'm sending them my drivers license and credit card, be very careful when dealing with this company. I didn't have to do this when ordering proxies from their competitors, and I didn't have to do this when buying various GSA Products.
I ordered with a verified by visa credit card, from an ip that resolves within 5 miles of the location, the ip is not on any blacklists, and I used my cell phone number as well the email address from the company I own, which is an established domain from a web hosting, web design company.
They provide me with the proxies, I ordered 20 as a test. 12 hours later they shut me off after I paid for the service, this was wh ile I was sleeping and GSA was running, which means those 300,000+ urls are all marked as bad now since they shut the proxies off, completely destroying my SEO campaign.
I get this email from their incompetent staff
Dear Naomi Haffley,
We carefully evaluate new accounts to determine high risk orders. Please do not take it personally if you are asked to verify a new account, as you may have been selected randomly. Please send an email to support@myprivateproxy.net with a scanned copy of a photo ID such as a passport or driver's license. In addition to your photo ID, please include a scanned copy of the credit card that was used in your account purchase. You may censor all but the last 4 digits of the credit card number for your protection, but please ensure the name and expiration date are legible.
Please provide us with the above requested information at your earliest convenience to ensure that your account with MyPrivateProxy.NET is setup as soon as possible. We are available 24/7, so please feel free to contact us at any time. We apologize for any inconveniences that may result from this process.
Sincerely,
Alex
MyPrivateProxy.net
This company is an absolute fraud if it thinks I'm sending them my drivers license and credit card, be very careful when dealing with this company. I didn't have to do this when ordering proxies from their competitors, and I didn't have to do this when buying various GSA Products.
Comments
Wonder how many people fall for that and end up with identy theft.
Ler me jump in here with that passport copy thing. This hapens for some of our customers as well. As we sell products over a payment provider (avangate.com) to let them handle taxes, payment processing and license things, we have to accept there rules.
One of there rules is to request further details of a persons address or they do a verification by other things. This is of course very annoying but helps to prevent scam and fraudulent activities. In some situations you just can't trust a suspicious order coming from an IP not located in the country of the order address.
We at GSA are of course not seeing this and Im sure avangate is not interested in your data as well.
I could imagine that the proxy system has similar issues.