Mobile Proxies for Depop

Depop's Help Centre says: ["Whenever there's a login from an unfamiliar device, browser or place, we send you an email to check it's you. It doesn't always mean there's a problem"](https://depophelp.zendesk.com/hc/en-gb/articles/13723976641169-I-received-an-email-about-a-recent-login-to-Depop). If your connection's location changes between sign-ins, you may get that email.

Depop states that ["Login locations are estimates"](https://depophelp.zendesk.com/hc/en-gb/articles/13723976641169-I-received-an-email-about-a-recent-login-to-Depop). It gives three reasons you might see a place you don't recognize: "You're using a VPN or proxy", "You're on mobile data, which can route through different cities" and "Your internet provider's IP is registered elsewhere". One steady exit in your own country gives Depop the same IP to estimate from at each sign-in.

Any marketplace session exposes the IP type (mobile, residential, datacenter, VPN) and the network that owns the address. A selling browser on a cloud machine shows a hosting network unless its traffic goes out through a carrier connection. A VoidMob exit is a real 4G/5G device on a consumer carrier connection.

A signed-in session that starts on one IP and continues on another is a general network signal on any site. Per-request rotation, a rotation timer or switching Wi-Fi mid-listing all move the exit. For the shop, hold one sticky exit from sign-in to sign-out.

A browser's timezone, language and locale are visible to any page and can be compared with the country the IP sits in. A UTC clock on a cloud machine, or a language that doesn't fit the exit country, reads as a mismatch. Set both to match the country you sell from.

Two signals general to web sessions: one browser profile reused on several connections, and pages loaded faster than a person reads them. Give the shop its own browser profile on its own connection. Keep sold-price research on a separate list, at a browsing pace.

Depop's [Terms of Service](https://depophelp.zendesk.com/hc/en-gb/articles/360001773148-Terms-of-Service) list things users must not do, including: "Create more than one Account, unless we agree otherwise". They also bar users to "scrape or crawl the Service, including any internal software capabilities used to offer our Service (e.g. an application programming interface), or use any bots or other third party software on the Service", and to "Test, circumvent, monitor or breach the security measures of our Service". Users "must provide us with accurate and complete information so that the Service can operate properly". Cross-listing is covered separately: "You may simultaneously list your items for sale on other platforms and/or marketplaces (each an Alternative Platform) via third party cross-listing platforms, as long as you:", followed by the conditions on that page.

A VoidMob session exits through a phone on a consumer carrier, in the country you choose, on an IP you hold for the whole session. The network-side checks above read as a normal handset; the behaviour-side ones stay yours to manage.