If your current ISP's IP 'country code' is not on x10hosting's "Whitelist" -:- or you are using a proxy -:- or you are using VPN -:- or you are using something like TOR --- you CAN NOT setup or open a x10hosting's free-hosting account -- this is a computer (system) setting and staff can not bypass (override) itSurely m not doing that, but i was actually thought about it yesterday
It is possible to get around the restriction with a proxy (includes TOR) or a VPN which is set up in a whitelisted country BUT as I said in my previous post, it won't last for long. enterinx has said 'Indian users' which means that it is most likely that he is not using any of the above.If your current ISP's IP 'country code' is not on x10hosting's "Whitelist" -:- or you are using a proxy -:- or you are using VPN -:- or you are using something like TOR --- you CAN NOT setup or open a x10hosting's free-hosting account -- this is a computer (system) setting and staff can not bypass (override) it
NOTE: This restriction is NOT about who or what YOU are - but is about the IP (Internet Protocol) address you are using - see --> [ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IP_address ]
You post is erroneous...It is possible to get around the restriction with a proxy (includes TOR) or a VPN which is set up in a whitelisted country...
So they don't do checks by IP? If that server (Proxy or VPN) is hosted in that whitelisted then the client COULD end up being detected being in that country. I would really like to see what you mean here, as you do know a lot about X10.You post is erroneous...
x10hosting test for you using a proxy or TOR or VPN or others - when your ISP's IP 'country code' is on the "Whitelist"