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08-20-2014
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Activity: 0% Longevity: 64% | | Switching over to Verizon Mobile Hotspot MIFI
I've been running stealth for about 2 years now via VPS. I finally got sick of receiving that $100 monthly bill for the servers so last week I decided to purchase a MIFI from these guys : Flash Mifi 2200 | Flash mifi 4510 | Flash mifi to Verizon or Boost SPLASH PAGE
Can anyone share how they mange running their stealth accounts on MIFIs?
Because when I'd run them on VPS, I'd have the Computer ID and Password right next to the name of the stealth account on a spreadsheet and I'd never get anything confused or linked.
So how do I go about creating new users and keeping tracking of IPs? Please share your wisdom with me, thanks!
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08-20-2014
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You need to create a new user account for each stealth account , that way all cookies will be separate
You can also use portable fire fox and if you had 5 stealths you could have 5 portable browsers downloaded on to your desktop on one user account , this way would work,also
Use an excel spreadsheet to log all your IPs , and log them on one spreadsheet under different headings, ( stealth 1, stealth 2 , etc...) and you can use the find function to see if the IP was used with any other account
The flashed MiFi works well if there flashed correctly, I had one last 11 months, huge IP range
Works good with a PC, or laptop just use as a hotspot, and in an area of the house you best get service if possible
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08-20-2014
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I just went to the verizion store and bought mine. personally did not want to mess with the flashed device.
i have tracked a total of 92 ips and only gotten a repeated ip 3 times.
started with an ATT hotspot. horrible ip pool. i got matching ips all the time.
and with the verizion mifi my internet speed is awesome where ever i go.
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08-20-2014
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Originally Posted by pawnbroker2524 I just went to the verizion store and bought mine. personally did not want to mess with the flashed device.
i have tracked a total of 92 ips and only gotten a repeated ip 3 times.
started with an ATT hotspot. horrible ip pool. i got matching ips all the time.
and with the verizion mifi my internet speed is awesome where ever i go. | the flashed has good and bad points, it is only 3G , which if just used for ebay , and you have good service where you are ans are not in a basement than it will run at a not bad speed, and the IP POOL IS HUGE i used it for almost a year and never repeated an IP even one time, i still logged them but just huge IP pool
But 4GLTE is a nice speed, lot more expensive but its worth it
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08-21-2014
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You can use this spread sheet to track your IP addresses
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08-21-2014
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I use a MiFi and it works great. I have all separate user accounts and a simple excel spreadsheet with all account info for each and a column where I track IP on each prior to login. I do get repeats but I am not in a major metro area so that is probably why. Like Dmshark said use the find function in the spreadsheet.
When I used AT&T it not only had a massive amount of repeats it also was prone to switching IPs mid-session because of poor signal strength in my area. THAT is a heart attack moment for sure. Tried Straight Talk had the same issue. Verizon MiFi is by far the best.
I have only been ste.althy a few months but in those few months have used this little baby since the second or so week of my journey and it has been great.
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08-24-2014
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I use mifi all the time. I have 5 new stealth accounts. And 5 computer names. I have one main computer name that i make a stop to and where i keep my ecxell shhet. My rule is to make a stop first and review on my main computer name and log in my ip address prior to switching computer names. I carry mt laptp and mifi when i travel so i am not using public ones. No repeated ips so far but again I am on my 50 ip address. This flexibility is great.
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08-24-2014
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I just got a prepaid verizon jetpack MiFi 451L and it's 4G LTE works great so far , have used it for 3 days
Data is more expensive but it works great I paid $90 for 10GB
And the MiFi itself was on sale for $49.99
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08-24-2014
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Good shopping again.
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08-25-2014
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I definitely feel that Mifi's are the best way to go, especially on Verizon since they have a super large IP Pool.
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08-25-2014
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08-25-2014
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Originally Posted by unkown5454 56K for life | Amen unkown hah
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08-25-2014
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Activity: 0% Longevity: 58% | | Re: Switching over to Verizon Mobile Hotspot MIFI Quote:
Originally Posted by Dmshark25 I just got a prepaid verizon jetpack MiFi 451L and it's 4G LTE works great so far , have used it for 3 days
Data is more expensive but it works great I paid $90 for 10GB
And the MiFi itself was on sale for $49.99 | Just to add a little more info. I believe it is only a $140 ETF if you decide to break a 2 year contract with the Mifi, which is not bad when all things are considered.
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08-25-2014
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Is there any Mifi service that comes close to the wide IP range of Verizon? I know it depends were you live but how about living in small cities or near bigger cities?
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08-25-2014
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Originally Posted by Hercules Is there any Mifi service that comes close to the wide IP range of Verizon? I know it depends were you live but how about living in small cities or near bigger cities? | I know Virgin Mobile had/has a large IP Pool, I just had issues with the speeds. I believe they start their service at $30-$35. I actually have still have a new USB Dongle from Virgin Mobile....
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09-04-2014
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I am thinking of getting the USB sticks they sell on that site. Anyone tried them? do they work ok?
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09-04-2014
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Originally Posted by xpro I am thinking of getting the USB sticks they sell on that site. Anyone tried them? do they work ok? | Need to be more specific....what site?
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09-05-2014
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Originally Posted by xpro I am thinking of getting the USB sticks they sell on that site. Anyone tried them? do they work ok? | They Work, it's just like the hotspots, it really depends what company,yup go with in relation to the area you are in.
I'm in a big city so I really get the best from all 4 of the major Networks , but different networks get different IP Pools, take longer to switch IPs and than the price range u need to consider
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09-05-2014
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I have a verizon mifi jet pack and it has been working great, but i am looking to switch to verizon as my phone carrier and am therefore thinking of using my verizon phone as my hotspot. any downsides of doing this vs the midi i currently have?
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09-07-2014
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Originally Posted by MM78 Need to be more specific....what site? | I was referring to the ones they sell at Flash Mifi 2200 | Flash mifi 4510 | Flash mifi to Verizon or Boost SPLASH PAGE
$30 for the stick and 2 months of service and then you throw them out and get a new one
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Originally Posted by xpro | Those are good to test out, I have the Mifi2200 but I'm also gonna get the Mifi flashed to Sprint.
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