hy guys somoene told me when you get block on onlyfans theres no way going around it cause it seems when somoene block you they block your ip adresse from the device you have.so only way to get back is to make a new file on a new devices? thanks
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When you are blocked from a platform such as OnlyFans or any other prominent platform, the primary action taken is the blocking of your IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity).
Subsequently, they may also block any previously used IP addresses associated with your account. However, the IMEI block is the most significant measure implemented.
Even if you change your phone number on the same tablet or mobile device, you will still remain blocked. This is because the block is linked to the specific IMEI of the device, which remains unchanged regardless of the phone number.
Therefore, there is no way to circumvent this restriction unless you create a new account using a different mobile device or tablet.
Subsequently, they may also block any previously used IP addresses associated with your account. However, the IMEI block is the most significant measure implemented.
Even if you change your phone number on the same tablet or mobile device, you will still remain blocked. This is because the block is linked to the specific IMEI of the device, which remains unchanged regardless of the phone number.
Therefore, there is no way to circumvent this restriction unless you create a new account using a different mobile device or tablet.
They can only block:
So in short: Clear your browser cache, subscribe with a new email, and use a new credit card (or prepaid card, )... and you won't be banned. I kinda have a degree in that
- Your IP - but big sites like OF don't because it is dynamic and they will end up banning someone else
- Your local "cookie" / session data ... its the easiest to do and it can work for amateur users ... but it is very easy to clear
- Any identifier that you gave them that you gave them:
- Phone number
- Credit card information
So in short: Clear your browser cache, subscribe with a new email, and use a new credit card (or prepaid card, )... and you won't be banned. I kinda have a degree in that
They don't have access to your IMEI
Personally... OF double charged me for a subscription. I reported it to their tech support and they denied the bug so I called my bank and told them to block of of the 2 duplicated transactions. In return OF banned me (and my credit card). Latter they did acknowledge that they double charged me but never unbanned my card.
For some reason, I always believe that websites needed to identify mobile devices through the IMEI numbers, but I may have been mistaken. Thank you for clearing that up. When banning a user, platforms typically use minimum basic tools such as IP addresses, cookies, and account credentials. I appreciate the clarification.They can only block:
- Your IP - but big sites like OF don't because it is dynamic and they will end up banning someone else
- Your local "cookie" / session data ... its the easiest to do and it can work for amateur users ... but it is very easy to clear
- Any identifier that you gave them that you gave them:
- Phone number
- Credit card information
So in short: Clear your browser cache, subscribe with a new email, and use a new credit card (or prepaid card, )... and you won't be banned. I kinda have a degree in that
They don't have access to your IMEI
Oh ok I thought it was someone that banned you from their page for your actions. Good luck with that!
OF bans your account the moment you request a refund because you felt cheated by a performer or when you request a chargeback at the bank level... Ya, they will do it, but they will punnish you for it.
This is different than when a user blocks you where you're just unable to view that users content.
You will need to create new account with a new credit card and new email if you want to get back on the system. There is no way around that.
You could try requesting a chargeback for all other charges at this point... I've sen cases where they had gone back 2 years in a chargeback request...
This is different than when a user blocks you where you're just unable to view that users content.
You will need to create new account with a new credit card and new email if you want to get back on the system. There is no way around that.
You could try requesting a chargeback for all other charges at this point... I've sen cases where they had gone back 2 years in a chargeback request...
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