I wasn't sure where to put this question.

 

Anyway, I was trying to sign up for Lazada on my computer, and as part of that process, it asks you for a street address and so on, and then it also asks you to place a PIN on a map it has of the area.  So I put the PIN exactly where it's supposed to be, and the site tells me that's not the right PIN for that location.  Does that make any sense?

 

Could the fact that I'm using a VPN that says I', in Seattle have anything to do with it?

 

Thanks for any help or suggestions. 

5 hours ago, jas007 said:

Could the fact that I'm using a VPN that says I', in Seattle have anything to do with it?

Why don't you just try it without the vpn and see what happens?

9 minutes ago, topt said:

Why don't you just try it without the vpn and see what happens?

 

9 minutes ago, topt said:

Why don't you just try it without the vpn and see what happens?

I only thought of the VPN thing while I was typing the question.  It seems stupid, but maybe that's the problem.  It can't be rocket science.  People order from Lazada every day. 

3 hours ago, jas007 said:

 It seems stupid,

Actually no. One of the reasons for using the vpn is for gps spoofing - or making it seem you are somewhere else to access geo locked sites so seems pretty logical to me........

Now if you said you were using a vpn with the location set to Thailand then.........