Mobile Proxies for Mercari

Mercari's [Privacy Policy](https://www.mercari.com/us/help_center/topics/account/policies/mercari-privacy-policy/) lists data it collects, including "computer IP address, device ID or unique identifier, device type, geo-location information (IP country and city), computer and connection information, internet service provider (ISP), mobile network information". It uses information "to protect our services, users and others from actual or potential fraud and misuse". Your connection's network type, carrier and city are part of what your session carries.

Any site can look up whether an IP sits in a mobile carrier, home ISP, datacenter or VPN range, and which network (ASN) owns it. A VoidMob exit is a real 4G/5G device on a US carrier connection, with its IPv4 address behind carrier [CGNAT](/learn/cgnat) and shared with that carrier's ordinary subscribers. Check what your exit shows with the [IP Type Checker](/tools/ip-checker).

A signed-in session normally keeps one network path from login to logout. A per-request or timed rotation moves the session to a new IP while you are listing or messaging, which reads as a second connection to any site. Hold one exit for the account with a [sticky session](/learn/what-is-a-sticky-session-mobile-proxy) or a [dedicated device](/proxies/dedicated).

A browser reports its timezone and language alongside the IP. A cloud machine left on UTC or a non-US locale, behind a US carrier exit, gives two different locations at once. Set both to match the exit and confirm with the [Location Consistency Test](/tools/location-consistency-test).

Keep one browser profile for your account and use it yourself. Mercari's [account protection article](https://www.mercari.com/us/help_center/article/528/) says "Letting another person, even family or friends, use your account is an infringement of Mercari’s Terms of Service". Browse, list and reply at your normal pace from that one profile.

Mercari's [Terms of Service](https://www.mercari.com/us/help_center/topics/account/policies/terms-of-service/) say "You may only register for and maintain one Account per User". Its [help article](https://www.mercari.com/us/help_center/article/111/) adds "Mercari Terms of Service currently limit accounts to one per person". It also says "Customers with more than one account risk having all accounts closed without notice, and they may be temporarily or permanently banned from our marketplace".

The [Terms of Service](https://www.mercari.com/us/help_center/topics/account/policies/terms-of-service/) say "To have a Mercari Account you must reside in the United States". They also say "You are responsible for ensuring your Account accurately reflects your current User Information including your contact information, such as phone number, email and mailing address". And: "We may verify your User Information with a third-party vendor".

Mercari's [account protection article](https://www.mercari.com/us/help_center/article/528/) says "Sometimes we ask users to verify their account with an SMS code to make sure only the account owner can log in". The [Terms](https://www.mercari.com/us/help_center/topics/account/policies/terms-of-service/) say users must not "attempt to disable or circumvent any security or other technological measure designed to protect the App or Website or any content available through the App or Website". A proxy changes the network path, not the check: answer the code on the phone number kept on your account.

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.