Issues with VPN dedicated IP address

Hi,

Lately my management had to acquire a VPN for me due to certain security changes in one of the services that I use to do my job. I live and work from Europe but the service I use is in North America (and as of their last update, they now only permit North American IPs to access it).

I was asked if I know a good VPN and I suggested NordVPN, which I’ve never personally used before, but I’ve seen multiple creators get sponsored by it and it seemed like a good choice. So they permitted it and got me a NordVPN subscription, which included the Dedicated IP add-on, because the service that I use generally needs an NA IP address to access, but certain features require a white-listed IP for me to get into. So I told them that the Dedicated IP feature should help fix that because I would need a static IP.

So now I’m able to access the service I need (it recognizes that I’m using a NA IP). However, I’ve been having issues where the Dedicated IP feature seems to be working and it’s giving me the same IP every time, if I try and check my IP on different services they do see me on my dedicated IP, but the service where I do my work keeps seeing different IPs all the time instead of the dedicated IP. It’s hard to keep asking someone to white-list my IP since it keeps changing frequently and this completely defeats the purpose of the Dedicated IP add-on since it’s of no use right now.

I’ve been trying to figure this out for around a month now, which included contacting the NordVPN customer support as well as looking through online articles but still have the issue. I spoke with the service customer support as well and they didn’t tell me anything new except that the VPN provider should figure out how to fix this.

I would really appreciate it if anyone could share any tips on a fix, or if anyone has encountered a similar issue.

P.S. I’m using the NordVPN app on Win10

Why isn’t work providing you their own VPN?

Apparently they don’t have one, and I’m the first employee that’s working remotely. I suppose it’s also less costly to just get a provider instead.

It’s actually more riskier to use one of those VPN providers to do at home work then directly without a VPN. And when you visit web pages you’re going to get so frustrated with so many captchas

And some websites and applications flat out don’t work because it detected as a type of public VPN