Reply from MyPrivateProxyMar 2, 2024
The use of a proxy is as diverse as the internet, so feeling frustrated about specifying a use case might be seen as somewhat unreasonable. When we assign proxies, we conduct pretests for the primary use case. If the proxy works well for that specified use case, we regard the service as delivered without errors. Expecting a proxy to function perfectly in every scenario is unrealistic.
Our 24-hour complaint window is there to address immediate service errors. Post that timeframe, aside from outages, other issues you're experiencing with the proxy are due to how you're using it, especially considering its dedicated nature. As the sole user, you bear direct responsibility if it becomes restricted on certain sites since its success rate largely depends on your usage patterns.
Requesting a technical fix that doesn't exist after using the service for two weeks, coupled with demanding a replacement and threatening a chargeback, has unfortunately led to the current situation. We handle abusive requests in a direct manner, prioritizing appropriate action over political correctness. So, threatening a chargeback when a request we deem unreasonable is declined may lead to the deactivation of your account, whether you like it or not.
If you're facing issues with specific sites, it could be due to actions leading to restricted access. I personally tested the reported IPs on a Cloudflare-protected site without encountering any CAPTCHA issues, suggesting that the problem might be site-specific, due to your usage, or related to your browser setup.