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Hi,
When I connect without vpn Amazon prime works, but when I connect to AirVpn server Amazon prime blocked.
Which vpn servers works for Amazon prime?

Thanks

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Fwiw both Amazon and Netflix are blocking users attempting to log in via a VPN. Been going on over a year now.

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Hi E S,
Thanks for reply. 
So we who use AirVPN can't do anything? The only possibility is not to use AirVPN?

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The point is: Especially Netflix is quite good with locking VPN users out, but so are other streaming sites. You will have to wait for someone to come forward with that information, sorry.


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Okay, Thanks ;)

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Ran into this last night on a quick overnight toad trip, using unsecure wifi at a cheap hotel; no way I'm connecting to that w/out a VPN. Wanted to watch a quick show on Prime before going to sleep, but got the "disconnect VPN" message. After doing aome research, other VPNs are advertising that they work w/ Prime...ExpressVPN, for instance. Can the folks at AirVPN solve this for us? 

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Hi,
If the hotel has used the VPN certificate within its network? You can never say that the network does not use a VPN service. For AirVPN personnel it will be difficult to solve this problem, as as I understand it: it concerns a matter of IP addresses, which are inserted in the Amazon / Netflix / etc blacklist. I had seen ExpressVPN before AirVPN and they guaranteed the vision of these services, but until May (maybe I don't know), the only servers that showed Amazon were the USA / England ones, until they also blocked that address pool .
Sorry for the English

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Thanks for the reply. I don't know if the hotel was using it's own VPN, but I rather doubt it althougu anything is possible. I did make sure to use one of AirVPN's USA servers, knowing that one from another country would be a problem for Amazon Prime. The hotel's network didn't even require a sign-in... it was just free wide-open wifi.

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Posted ... (edited)

damn!
i recently renewed my account for 2 years. Was happy with AirVPN so far.
And now I wanted to use Amazon Prime and found out: blocked.
Something new?
hide.me, nord-vpn or others can do it too. I read
best regards t.

Edited ... by ThoCo

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Just so you know, this isn't just an Air issue.  I can't stream Amazon Prime through AirVPN, NordVPN, or PIA.  (Haven't tried others.)  These streaming companies will aggressively block IPs they realize are vpn exit nodes, and any statement that "so-and-so can stream such-and-such provider of video content" is highly likely to become obsolete quickly.  Also, I have noticed that online VPN reviews typically lie outright about this and claim a vpn provider can stream Netflix (for example) when they have not been able to do so for a year or more.  I suspect that those vpn firms paying the reviewers (which Air will not do) is contingent on including these streaming claims.

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