Quote from: Lucius on Today at 11:11:34 AM

@StealthsNet, if I'm mistaken, you had a similar card before, only the issuer was different - although I can remember the conditions for card redemption. Regarding the terms and conditions stated on your site :

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You need to active card after purchase. Card issuer will ask for email and address. It's not allowed to use VPN on redemption, you should provide a valid email address.

I tried to see what happens when I access the provider with Tor and I get the following message :

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You are seeing this error because our systems have detected unusual traffic from your computer network, which could be due to using a VPN, or accessing the site from a blocked country.

Here are a few suggestions to help you address this issue:

Disconnect from your VPN server: This may help bypass any IP blocking issues related to your VPN server.
Change your VPN server: Check your VPN providers documentation or support site for guidance on changing servers.
Check your VPN settings: Ensure that your VPN is configured correctly and using secure protocols like OpenVPN or WireGuard. Incorrect settings could lead to connection issues.
Contact your VPN provider: Reach out to your VPN providers support team for further assistance. They may have additional suggestions or be aware of any issues with their service that could be causing the problem. You can typically find support links on your VPN providers website.

It follows that in general they are not against VPN, although perhaps in the specific case of card redemption they have such an attitude. I assume that, apart from the correct e-mail address, it is not absolutely necessary to enter our real personal data, because the provider will not ask for verification - similar to the case of MPC?

Hi,

Yes, this is a different provider but it's similar to MPC in terms of card acceptance and acceptance. They do not require verification on card redemption - just like MPC. As you've experienced, it's not possible to access the website with VPN.