They caught me, but I don't know how, maybe you have any guesses?

• create a new email
• create aws Amazon (vps) machine in different countries
• install google chrome and sign up
• verify phone number by 5sim.net
• verify e-mail
• place deposit from bitcoin exchange
• Withdraw bitcoin to new address

marcost96 said:

Hi there! Well, let's try to see what data they have in their database so they may be realizing:

• Email
• Phone Number
• Address bitcoin
• IP Address
• Country, city
• ID google chrome
• OS

Now we must see what data can be so random that it is impossible to realize that they are false. Then we see that an email can quietly be random, the bitcoin address is random since it is untraceable. But you have 3 and 4 data cannot be modified in the way that you are working on it and it is the IP address, the country, the city, the google chrome id and your operating system, normally if you create vps with amazon web services, they have their own system that an identity is "by Amazon" or similar, the ip if you do not use a vpn, it is easy to track that ip and it will tell you that it is hosted in amazon. The id of the Google Chrome may not be so much information, so do not worry about this at the moment. And the most chaotic of all, the phone number, if you buy a number by that means, you should know that they can access that database and identify if that number is false or legitimate.

What would I do to try to see if it works or not?

I create a virtual machine on my computer, with Virtual Box, then I install a browser, I suggest you use TorProject, since it does not generate an id or anything that could be substantial in the matter. Then you install a vpn, change ip, use random mail and if there is no other, use 5sim.net to get a phone number. You would have to try this new formula, you might get it undetectable.

Regards!

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