It’s likely bad actors causing your VPN’s public IP address to get flagged. Next time change the exit point.
That's no excuse. An RMA form is something that all their customers are entitled to use. If anyone finds their IP address blocked, even a VPN IP address, then their warranty claim has effectively been blocked for an invalid reason.
The company has failed their warranty obligations.
I think if hosting an RMA form requires paying for 500x more bandwidth than it's supposed to just because it's being hammered by bots on VPNs, and this was your company, you'd block them too.
Did you try switching your exit point?
Won’t an RMA lead to them knowing your physical address anyway? Not sure you can stay private and get replacement gear.
not from VPN provider and legit websites
Why not? Aren't you worried about either of them selling/leaking your data? I think a lot of people here are.
It’s likely bad actors causing your VPN’s public IP address to get flagged. Next time change the exit point.
That's no excuse. An RMA form is something that all their customers are entitled to use. If anyone finds their IP address blocked, even a VPN IP address, then their warranty claim has effectively been blocked for an invalid reason.
The company has failed their warranty obligations.
I think if hosting an RMA form requires paying for 500x more bandwidth than it's supposed to just because it's being hammered by bots on VPNs, and this was your company, you'd block them too.
Did you try switching your exit point?