I bet amazon can detect the Modem device

[incniu]

NOT only the router...

[Thankful]

Amazon can trace MAC addresses.

And modems have MAC addresses.

So yes, your bet is correct.

[ovidiu]

Amazon can't see the router's MAC address. Discussed before. Only way for that to happen would be for your router to be directly connected to Amazon's server.

[incniu]

But on the amazon book, it says "only the router, not the modem, can be detected by amazon"

Originally Posted by Thankful

Amazon can trace MAC addresses.

And modems have MAC addresses.

So yes, your bet is correct.

[Thankful]

Originally Posted by incniu

But on the amazon book, it says "only the router, not the modem, can be detected by amazon"

My mistake, sorry, i think although modems do have mac address i don't think Amazon can see them.

[incniu]

I feel that amazon can see it.

Originally Posted by Thankful

My mistake, sorry, i think although modems do have mac address i don't think Amazon can see them.

[BigCJ]

as big as amazon is, I wouldn't be surprised at all if they could.

Heck, I wouldn't be surprised if they even get the bank account info, no matter how illegal it is O_o

[moneyhustler88]

i asked amazon customer service..apparentlythey said they can

[BigCJ]

makes sense. Seeing as a lot of times when people go to add bank information, they are almost immediately suspended.

[ovidiu]

Again, they can see your modem's MAC ID, but not your router's.

[EbanYtsa]

i got cellphone pdanet usb connection, is it enough to spoof vmware ios mac only ?

[ovidiu]

You are tethering a phone, correct? iPhone or Android? I think every vmware workspace gets its own unique network MAC ID's. Bear in mind that most phone network ID's can't really be spoofed, because the network depends on knowing exactly who it's talking to. Best to use one phone or USB dongle per account.

[EbanYtsa]

Android, NAT connection, had never problem to register, i guess banned MAC would spoil registration instantly

[ovidiu]

Use that phone for only one account is best advice I can give you. Cellular radios/modems do NOT work exactly the same as ethernet/wifi so it's best you keep everything separate.