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Our FAQHere is our list of frequently asked questions. If you have a question that it not answered here, please contact us. Can I try your service for free?Yes. Register for free and you can use our system without restrictions for 3 months. As a free member you are allowed to scan 2000 visitors on your website each month. We provide support to free members also, only restriction is the amount of scans allowed. How do I add your service to my website?We provide you with several pre-made scripts that you can simply copy/paste to your current website. Currently we have scripts in PHP and ASP.NET. It is not required that you know a lot about programming to add one of our scripts to you site, just copy/paste 10 lines of code from our example to your own source code. Register for free to see all the scripts available. Do you require ASP scripts, please contact us. How can I pay you?We use PayPal as payment gateway. Our script is sold as subscriptions were you pay a certain amount each month (depending of your needs) to get full access. There is no contract period, so you can stop anytime you want if you are not satisfied with our solution. What if your system detects a proxy, but it is not?A few internet providers (e.g. AOL) use proxy-like solutions to provide internet access. With our system you decide yourself what to do when a proxy is detected. The pre-made scripts we provide can either redirect the user, email you a warning, block the user instantly or just notice the user. It is only if you decide to instantly block proxy servers with our system you should be aware of this. Can I allow a specific proxy?Yes. From the members section you have access to a personal whitelist and blacklist. Using the whitelist you can instantly allow any specific IP you enter. With the blacklist you can instantly block any IP. Can I customize your pre-made scripts?Yes. You can customize our service 100%. We can provide an API to detect proxy servers, then your developer can customize it to do whatever is needed if a proxy is detected. |