Tried making multiple buyer accounts with Mobile IP, all got banned

[mjstallion]

I have used Verizon and Tmobile modems to make multiple amazon buyer accounts, and they all get "temporarily disabled" after I make the first purchase.

I've tried various virtualbox OS's, including Ubuntu and Windows 10, and with fresh browsers.

I've tried ordering random AmazonBasics and other common products just to see if the order would go through, and they all get stopped.

The only thing I can trace it down to is the IPs, but they are from my own SIMs so its bizarre. Would IPBurger work?

[SaiJin]

IPBurger Residential IP does work on amazon flawlessly

[Beautiful]

Its most likely an IP or VCC issue on your end

Are you using matching AVS?

[mjstallion]

I am matching AVS with my VCCs yes.

I think it's an IP issue as I tried SOAX's $1.99 trial and was able to create a new amazon account and make a purchase.

But I tried making a 2nd amazon account and the IP changed in the middle of the process, even though I had it set to change every 30 minutes. When I chatted to support about it, they said the IP owner may have shut his computer off and they can't retrieve the IP.

I then tried to get another US IP, and it gave me a Thailand IP. I asked support and they said they are out of US IPs at the moment and to try later.

So I'm wondering if IPBurger's Residential service will be any different, as it's advertised with the same specs as Soax, and Soax also has good reviews here.

[mjstallion]

Originally Posted by sureness

IPBurger is also dynamic. Though they offer a Static IP for only 30 minutes session, and you cannot retrieve the IP back if you want to use it again.
I am using other provider which I can retrieve back the IPs I used before.

Does the $79 ipburger plan allow a Static IP for 30 minutes, or is it only the $149 plan?

[e2free]

It's your vcc issue nothing else, get proper card and you should be fine