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Originally Posted by d-null
is that even possible? I've been trying to figure out a foolproof way of identifying a proxy... do you mean by using a database of known proxy IP's?
and I wonder if people in third world countries even bother to use a proxy with this method and it will still work?
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Checks only work for U.S. ip ranges, so they would have to get on a U.S. Ip. Or actually be an American, defrauding, on an easy to track ip, which I'm not worried about.
You can get lists of known proxies, I'm sure people sell them like they do geoip db's. If you are tracking returns, and this was going on, it wouldn't take long to figure out the IP ranges, hosts, areas, ect that are allowing this to happen and just block the IP's directly.