Starting new amazon accounts:User accounts vs VMware player

[Phd]

Which is better, both for the 1st ghost account, and for multiple accounts moving forward.

Concerned because we use 2 computers in office and 1 at home.

Also going to be using the same ISP with new routers, 2 new computers, and 1 reformatted computer.

Thanks

[Phd]

Do we need to clean our browser before switching accounts?

Also, with a reformat and/or new computer, do we need to adjust the browser as outlined on pages 9 and 10 (fonts, headers, add ons, etc)?

Thanks

[kwikiimart]

For Amazon, I usually buy a new computer and a new internet service but that's just because I'm paranoid.

[Kelly441]

I have five healthy accounts the last 6 months running VMware

[Phd]

Do you normally change your computer MAC address when switching between accounts on same computer with either VMware or user accounts?

Or is this now 'old school, tin hat' territory?

Thanks

[quantum773]

5 accounts also with VMware. Changing MAC ID may not be necessary for you. The only reason I change my MAC ID is to change my IP address. If you have a way to change your IP, changing your MAC on each VMware isn't necessary.

[metatrade]

Originally Posted by quantum773

5 accounts also with VMware. Changing MAC ID may not be necessary for you. The only reason I change my MAC ID is to change my IP address. If you have a way to change your IP, changing your MAC on each VMware isn't necessary.

Are you using the same ISP for all the account's ?

[quantum773]

Yep, time warner if you're curious.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by Kelly441

I have five healthy accounts the last 6 months running VMware

With different user accounts? Or are all on the same Kelly441?

[Kelly441]

Same user name. Vmware hides form the OS on the computer you are using. I have Windows 7 on the computer but use different OS for VMware. The Vmware user id's are different though. I don't worry about browser fingerprinting. All my Vmware instances are identical OS, browser and fonts. Maybe it will catch up to me at some point, we will see

[rsot]

Ah wow ok Kelly, I would be still tempted to use different user accounts

[Kelly441]

As I said, Vmware OS is completely hidden from the OS and User Name on the computer I use to run the 5 different Vmware instances so the User Name on the computer is irrelevant.

[TonyAlmeida]

Originally Posted by rsot

Ah wow ok Kelly, I would be still tempted to use different user accounts

1 VMware for 1 stealth, you shouldn't have any problem with it

[Kelly441]

Originally Posted by TonyAlmeida

1 VMware for 1 stealth, you shouldn't have any problem with it

That's correct

[beyond14]

same name and address wont get banned?

also the name of bank for withdraw money

[Kelly441]

Originally Posted by beyond14

same name and address wont get banned?

also the name of bank for withdraw money

All other info is different. Get Amazon Stealth

[metatrade]

Originally Posted by quantum773

Yep, time warner if you're curious.

Same ISP and IP range for all 5 accounts could be risky no ?

[metatrade]

Originally Posted by Kelly441

Same user name. Vmware hides form the OS on the computer you are using. I have Windows 7 on the computer but use different OS for VMware. The Vmware user id's are different though. I don't worry about browser fingerprinting. All my Vmware instances are identical OS, browser and fonts. Maybe it will catch up to me at some point, we will see

Is VMware installed on a separate operating system on your comp or can you tell VMware what operating system to show to the outside world ? (Similar to atomic browser)

Is it not installed on windows 7 but on free space on your drive as its own operating system ?

Could someone please tell me if this is the correct link for VMware and is it the WORKSTATION that I need to download.

https://my.vmware.com/web/vmware/inf...rkstation/10_0

Thanks

[TonyAlmeida]

WMware software can be install inside your OS (Windows XP, Vista, 7....) and you can pick the OS for the VMware you want to run (Lunix, Windows, Mac....)

You can set a separate folder for all your VMware images but the VMware have to be install to your OS

If the link said workstation then you can download and use that

[rsot]

Originally Posted by metatrade

Same ISP and IP range for all 5 accounts could be risky no ?

Been discussed a few times that as long as a few digits are different, the IP should be fine for operation - you should focus MORE on making the account activity appear differently from each other

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by metatrade

Same ISP and IP range for all 5 accounts could be risky no ?

I think it would be very very risky.

Different ISPs to spread the chance of being linked works for me.

Certain steps to make each account look completely different got done when each account was made too.

True stealth is nothing linking.

Same ISP for 5 accounts pushes my boundaries.

Not worth the risk.

[metatrade]

Originally Posted by TonyAlmeida

WMware software can be install inside your OS (Windows XP, Vista, 7....) and you can pick the OS for the VMware you want to run (Lunix, Windows, Mac....)

You can set a separate folder for all your VMware images but the VMware have to be install to your OS

If the link said workstation then you can download and use that

Thanks Tony,

So if I have ONLY XP installed, can I pick Linux as the OS for the VMWare or do I also need to have Linux installed on a partition of the hard drive ?

Will whatever OS I pick for VMWare be shown to the outside world ?

If this is the case then it would be good to pick a different OS for each VM to mix it up right ?