VPNs like they said / Proxie unless server has Anti-Proxie.
If you have a Dynamic IP with DHCP Enabled Connection . (Check Router Settings)
Type "cmd" (no "") in Run/Start.
Run as Administrator by right clicking CMD and Selecting Run as Admin.
in CMD (the black window) type in the following:
ipconfig /release . Your connection should reset. Then type,
ipconfig /renew .
The procedure above should change your IP Address.
Another method would be of Unplugging your router for 10 minutes then replug and reboot it back on.
If your ISP gave you an IP Address themselves and they set you up, then you either want to use the VPN Option or ask your ISP to change your IP Address.
Cheers.