New windows user accounts for amazon stealth

[bluemonkeys786]

Just need some advise

Can I have multiple amazon accounts by creating many windows user accounts and just change the ip address each time I log into an account?

Any advise would be greatly appreciated

[Play]

My advice would be look into VMware (virtual machines). One amazon account per machine. Its the safest way forward.

[vetus]

http://www.aspkin.com/forums/subscri...ent-users.html

Check my posts on this thread.

It's the correct way to run VMWARE.

[bluemonkeys786]

OK so vmware is the way to go

Thanks vetus for guide

[vela1987]

No , dont do that . Use VM or Virtual box (free)

[TonyAlmeida]

Best - 1 machine per account
Better - VMware
Good - Windows user
OK - Different browser (I'm currently used this for all my accounts)

Once you KNOW how Amazon work, they are easy to work with

[rsot]

Originally Posted by TonyAlmeida

OK - Different browser (I'm currently used this for all my accounts)

Once you KNOW how Amazon work, they are easy to work with

For different browser, you mean within the same user account? As in no switching needed?

[TonyAlmeida]

Originally Posted by rsot

For different browser, you mean within the same user account? As in no switching needed?

Right RSOT.
Same machine, same user account. Just different browser and IP

[yankee]

Originally Posted by TonyAlmeida

Right RSOT.
Same machine, same user account. Just different browser and IP

Interesting.

different browsers don't share flash cookies?

[TonyAlmeida]

@vetus:
I was using VMware couple years back. By that time I even ran 4 accounts on 4 VM at the same time With 1 cable internet some how I got all different IPs for all my VM (yes, via 1 connection)

I Know many player here call it a bull But that was what I did

[TonyAlmeida]

Originally Posted by yankee

Interesting.

different browsers don't share flash cookies?

On that PC I DON'T install any of
- Flash
- Java
- SilverLight

[Play]

Originally Posted by TonyAlmeida

@vetus:
I was using VMware couple years back. By that time I even ran 4 accounts on 4 VM at the same time With 1 cable internet some how I got all different IPs for all my VM (yes, via 1 connection)

I Know many player here call it a bull But that was what I did

Very rare, but some ISPs give out IPs depending on the MAC address of the modem (they supplied to you).

In your case what must of happened is that - that particular ISP you were with was issuing IP based on the MAC of devices connected to it. With each VM having a different MAC, it would make sense to get different IPs. Didn't think it would be possible, but hey!

[TonyAlmeida]

I have talk to many of my friends which is security and network guru. Most of them said it is impossible to get more than 2 IP on the same connection. I have one friend came and check it out. I'm fired up 5 VM at the same time and get 5 different IP plus one for the HOST PC. His jar was dropped. I would like to load more but my host PC ran out of juice to handle those VM.

I talked to another friend who work for the ISP I'm talking about. He told me to keep my mouth shut and don't raise anymore question about that

Originally Posted by Play

Very rare, but some ISPs give out IPs depending on the MAC address of the modem (they supplied to you).

In your case what must of happened is that - that particular ISP you were with was issuing IP based on the MAC of devices connected to it. With each VM having a different MAC, it would make sense to get different IPs. Didn't think it would be possible, but hey!

[Play]

Originally Posted by TonyAlmeida

I have talk to many of my friends which is security and network guru. Most of them said it is impossible to get more than 2 IP on the same connection. I have one friend came and check it out. I'm fired up 5 VM at the same time and get 5 different IP plus one for the HOST PC. His jar was dropped. I would like to load more but my host PC ran out of juice to handle those VM.

I talked to another friend who work for the ISP I'm talking about. He told me to keep my mouth shut and don't raise anymore question about that

Nice.

Could be a glitch. But this is something that I would imagine would only work with cable, a normal dial up or broadband internet connection - I cannot see something like that working.

Have you tried to replicate this 'issue' at a different property, same ISP, same setup etc. - to see if its a glitch on your end, or works for everyone (with that ISP)?

[TonyAlmeida]

I did tried that at different location and same result

It was Suddenlink

Originally Posted by Play

Nice.

Could be a glitch. But this is something that I would imagine would only work with cable, a normal dial up or broadband internet connection - I cannot see something like that working.

Have you tried to replicate this 'issue' at a different property, same ISP, same setup etc. - to see if its a glitch on your end, or works for everyone (with that ISP)?

[Play]

Originally Posted by TonyAlmeida

I did tried that at different location and same result

It was Suddenlink

I would say its that specific ISP then. You must be a very happy chap!

[yankee]

I will be travelling soon with extended stays at each location and will now be looking for that service provider. Thanks for the info!

[TonyAlmeida]

Originally Posted by Play

I would say its that specific ISP then. You must be a very happy chap!

You already quote in your post hahahaa

[TonyAlmeida]

Originally Posted by yankee

I will be travelling soon with extended stays at each location and will now be looking for that service provider. Thanks for the info!

I think it was a history now Since the last update about a year ago. I can't get that same modem working anymore

[yankee]

Bummer I will be staying in 4 of the 16 states they operate in and will check it out if the opportunity presents itself

[glacier922]

Who is the ISp? Pm? Please?

[yankee]

Originally Posted by glacier922

Who is the ISp? Pm? Please?

Tony stated above, "It was Suddenlink"

Suddenlink Communications |