prohashing.com not reachable, for months

I haven't been able to access prohashing main site using any URL, and it has been the case for months, I only get a loading page then blank, I have tried every possible device or internet connection, even using VPN, and I don't think to have any response in Developer Options.

I am in Beirut, Lebanon. I appreciate any help, thanks.

The only time I started having a problem like that was when I finally got my vpn. I was told prohashing has many ip addressed blocked because of hacker attacks. So many of the ips that vpn create are blocked. Could be that the IP address assigned to ur device is one of the blocked addresses. I would either try to change ur ip address and try again or put a ticket in and see if they could potentially unblock the single
IP address that ur device uses.

Kaffiend wrote: The only time I started having a problem like that was when I finally got my vpn. I was told prohashing has many ip addressed blocked because of hacker attacks. So many of the ips that vpn create are blocked. Could be that the IP address assigned to ur device is one of the blocked addresses. I would either try to change ur ip address and try again or put a ticket in and see if they could potentially unblock the single
IP address that ur device uses.

My ISP is not kind enough to provide a fixed IP Address, it changes periodically. Lucky me I can access the site for now on my phone using a newly acquired connection, however still not on my desktop. Can you recommend any online VPN or proxy that works; otherwise, maybe I can try having my IPs unblocked as I use them (I think the ISP will eventually give me some of the same IPs again). Thanks

All the major VPN services require a small monthly fee. Nord VPN, Express VPN just to name a couple. They will allow you to select the country you want your traffic to be coming from.

Hope you get things working.

In the end to use a vpn and be able to navigate prohashing website i had to whitelist prohashing.

I suggest that the cause is that there are currently bank runs in Lebanon, which might be causing a China-like reaction from the government or ISPs there.

The best course of action is to try to find a VPN that isn't banned, but that might be difficult since so many public VPNs are used for criminality. I wish there was a way to work around this, but we've reached that temporary point in time where some governments think they can ban cryptocurrencies.