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Mutliple Amazon accounts?
 

I am trying to open and maintain multiple Amazon accounts from one computer. I am not very tech savvy, but I am learning.

Will this work?

New computer

VMWare- to make multiple computers on my computer

XP Enterprise- to load OS for each computer

A USB internet card, like Verizon or Cricket to get online


I am going to make sure to log out before opening each computer and track all my IPs.

Am I missing anything?


Thanks
~jtct

Obviously I will be doing all the stealth things!

Forgot to post that one important part!!

Seems you are missing a way to spoof your NIC address if you are using same network card. There was another post on changing it I think.

Is that something that has to be done before every log-in?

I know am asking a lot of questions and probably repeated a few, but I am trying to do this right the first time.

Not selling is KILLING me!!

Seems like you have to do it each time before you log on - but i am not the expert on this. Patience on your part should yield some more forum members chiming in.

Here is a good reference thread for you...

http://www.aspkin.com/forums/amazon-...than-ebay.html

Sounds like a daunting task, especially for several accounts on one computer

Good Luck! :)

its fine as long as you have diff user accts and are not using a block mac address. just diff ip will do. make sure u change ur ip correctly... or just change the routers mac to what you have each accts. mac set at.

what about using diff. routers for each account anyone tried that?

yea u can do that. get some refurbs for like $20.00

all u really have to do is spoof your mac and change your ip for each acct. and sep user accts. , if one goes down, make sure u spoof your mac before logging into the other accts.

^But do you have to spoof your MAC every time you login from one account to another?

I am able to spoof my MAC, and keep track of the IP's. When I do eBay, I just switch IP, but with Amazon I would have to change my MAC, and IP? That would be a mess with one wrong step. lol

not a mess if behind a router. just keep a record of your used mac addresses and re plug in the mac address from that acct.