Non Pro's

[Morgan Creamin]

That is correct they use fingerprinting to identify you. You can read up on fingerprinting. It is harder to circumvent, as you need to know the combination of things their fingerprinting software uses to I'd you. Fingerprinting can be simple combination of your (e. G. IP+browser+OS) or it can be a extremely complex set of things.

Yeah. So, in that case LonelyMan718, you're going to have to be aggressive.

Easy-.

Use Brave or Tor browser. Tor is iffy as a lot of sites break in it. Brave definitely works with Seeking and blocks most fingerprinting scripts without breaking sites. Firefox has some good privacy extensions as well.

Install uBlockOrigin browser extension. I've also heard good things about PrivacyBadger but not used it.

VPN doesn't really help with fingerprinting but use one anyway for everything.

I've also heard that Visa eGift cards work on the site so that won't have your PII on it.

Harder-.

Set up a virtual machine. Linux can be significantly more lightweight than Windows depending on the flavor you choose. You can constantly change the hardware of a VM- ram, CPU, GPU, etc. , though there is a limit to how effective this might be as your processors will all be of the same type even though you can change the number and size. But you can set up a VM that doesn't save state when you shut it down do there is no record of any activity on that machine, that's a bonus.

If you get back in, say nothing explicit to anyone on the site. Always move off-site before discussing 'dates', activity, PPM / allowance, etc. Pretty much use the site messaging to say hi, establish a quick rapport, and then move to text on your burner.

[DrtyHarry]

Use different devices with different cards and info. Could be fingerprinting or persistent cookies.

That is correct they use fingerprinting to identify you. You can read up on fingerprinting. It is harder to circumvent, as you need to know the combination of things their fingerprinting software uses to I'd you. Fingerprinting can be simple combination of your (e. G. IP+browser+OS) or it can be a extremely complex set of things.

[CuttingEdge]

Anybody test this one?

https://members.seeking.com/member/6...7-004b67adf0b8

She has a civilian job as a hair stylist in the Central District. I never got pro vibes from her; more that she's just really expensive and eager to land a wealthy daddy.

[Merovingian2]

Any tech bros here over 50 and interested in helping me 3-/4-some some non-pros? I've been breaking two chicks one Brazilian and one Latin one both mid-20's. I've talked both into trying a 3-some with a "friend" LOL. Must be over 50, and tech bros preferred. Don't message me complaining or asking why tech bros / why over 50/ whatever. I've done this a few times and have had some great wingmen before. DM if you're interested and meet the criteria. If you're too broke, don't bother DMing either.

[Markro3000]

Anybody test this one?

https://members.seeking.com/member/6...7-004b67adf0b8

She sends a lot of outbound. So that feels accurate.

[MrG2J]

Anybody test this one?

https://members.seeking.com/member/6...7-004b67adf0b8

[Morgan Creamin]

I even tried with a VPN on my desktop running AND a VPN running Firefox, both different nodes. Same thing. They have some PII of mine that I am not sure of.

Use different devices with different cards and info. Could be fingerprinting or persistent cookies.

[LonelyMan718]

Are you using a VPN? Try different nodes every time.

They might be IP logging or even browser fingerprinting (pure speculation). Brave and Firefox browsers have decent protecting for browser fingerprinting. Worth a look and it can't hurt to protect yourself against it anyway.

I even tried with a VPN on my desktop running AND a VPN running Firefox, both different nodes. Same thing. They have some PII of mine that I am not sure of.

[Morgan Creamin]

I tried that and was still suspended.

Are you using a VPN? Try different nodes every time.

They might be IP logging or even browser fingerprinting (pure speculation). Brave and Firefox browsers have decent protecting for browser fingerprinting. Worth a look and it can't hurt to protect yourself against it anyway.

[LonelyMan718]

Use a different / new card that has never been associated with the site but don't use the name related to that card in the information field. You can use a fictitious name and it will still go through.

I tried that and was still suspended.

[Morgan Creamin]

I've used virtual cards but what is amex trade shift?

It's a service generally targeted to business credit card accounts. V-numbers is the way to go though there is additional overhead for something like seeking as virtual numbers are usually one-use only and you'll have to input a new one each time you want to renew.

[PopItFank69]

I've used virtual cards but what is amex trade shift?

Virtual cards for Amex business account but I think it's by invite only, however you can access the same thing using extend (paywithextend.com). Just need an Amex business card.

[SugarLifeNow]

SLN Gril, Shea 19.

https://sugarlifenow.com/profile/Shealuvs/

[LonelyMan718]

Hopefully you're not using real physical (hard) cards. Always use virtual cards (cap one eno, Amex trade shift / extend, etc.) then you can use complement made up billing info.

I've used virtual cards but what is amex trade shift?

[SocratesRvng]

Hopefully you're not using real physical (hard) cards. Always use virtual cards (cap one eno, Amex trade shift / extend, etc.) then you can use complement made up billing info.

That works with physical cards too. I know because that's what I'm using now and fictitious billing info.