Whenever you buy a proxy, make sure it is either static, meaning it has a fixed IP address that you pay for, or, if it is dynamic, make sure to set the rotation time to the maximum, which is usually 60 minutes. This helps avoid rotation during the same session. Imagine setting up an application and, in the middle of it, your location changes from Missouri to NYC. Of course, that might get flagged.
Some providers offer an option called a “look-alike proxy,” which guarantees that when the proxy switches, you get a new IP in the same city. This makes the rotation look normal.
On PC, I usually run it using the Omega Proxy extension or AdsPower.
Some proxies deactivate payment gateways or banks by default. In this case, I usually use split tunneling, which allows me to open the website normally on an HQ proxy and only run the Stripe section through a different one. It works like a charm.
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