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Author Topic: Problem with pd proxy connecting  (Read 23722 times)

Offline Joecoca98

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Re: Problem with pd proxy connecting
« Reply #15 on: April 28, 2013, 03:22:21 AM »
And again ill state that if the ports are closed PDproxy will not say, Port 9201 open then authenticating..
Blocked ports just say scanning for open ports and also it will not be multi countrys with the same issue...

Day 5

I was asked to download and send Id and password for teamviewer but I am still waiting for PDproxy to reply.

Offline Sitho1983

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Re: Problem with pd proxy connecting
« Reply #16 on: April 29, 2013, 03:14:52 AM »
@Yami
Explain the following:
When i use ISP 1 - MTN No open Ports are found
When i use ISP 2 - Vodacom No open Ports are found
When i use ISP 3 - 8ta No open Ports are found
When i use ISP 4 - Virgin Mobile Port 9201 is found but cannot Authenticate
When i use ISP 5 - Cell C Port 9201 is found but cannot Authenticate

Offline Leonv

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Re: Problem with pd proxy connecting
« Reply #17 on: May 01, 2013, 04:55:34 AM »
Hi,
does anyone know another service like pd proxy ?

i need a replacement asap.
i still have Premium account for 183 days and im not even able to connect or use it!

really depressing
please do let me know.

Thanks

Offline Leonv

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Re: Problem with pd proxy connecting
« Reply #18 on: May 01, 2013, 11:22:33 AM »
i don't think the problem is with pdproxy but with our service provider,
i have found another vpn server same as pdproxy and had issue's connecting.

i then mailed them and they replied :

A data sim with no data will not connect. We require an active internet connection to work. For mobile data connections which have a set limit, we cannot bypass this limit and give you free unlimited data. This is because your provider will still see how much data you use, with the VPN they will not know what sort of data you are using or where it's going or what you are doing with it, but they will still see you are using so much data. It is impossible to prevent this from happening.