questions about related accounts?

[seven]

I know amazon can identified the account by mac address if i want to ran many accounts in one computer.So can I use new network adapter and vmware to ran
a account in the same computer?
Can I use specific new network adaptors and new vmware to run specific accounts in one computer？Is it OK?

[rsot]

Vmware works for running different accounts.

Mac address is not as relevant as you think - see posts by barrycruan - follow IP and make sure to vary up your browsers

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by seven

I know amazon can identified the account by mac address if i want to ran many accounts in one computer.So can I use new network adapter and vmware to ran
a account in the same computer?
Can I use specific new network adaptors and new vmware to run specific accounts in one computer？Is it OK?

Make sure when you post asking for advice you also tell everyone you are in CHINA......


You have to be extra careful about what you do because of internet access.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by Greenie

Make sure when you post asking for advice you also tell everyone you are in CHINA......

how are you getting UK IP then OP?

[GreenBean]

This will be a fun response

[Ebayorbust]

He must be on his holidays and travelling the world at the moment as he was in the US two weeks ago.

[Seppl42]

Use a VPN connection to get a European / Different IP.

Amazon can NOT read out your MAC (except for flash cookies and other applets, but you should definitely disable these while on Amazon).

You need a different IP Adress for each account.
Either restart your router or connect to a VPN service (one for each account !!)

[avi]

Originally Posted by Seppl42

Use a VPN connection to get a European / Different IP.

Amazon can NOT read out your MAC (except for flash cookies and other applets, but you should definitely disable these while on Amazon).

You need a different IP Adress for each account.
Either restart your router or connect to a VPN service (one for each account !!)

Regarding your message, from your understanding VPN is better than using proxy?
I'm using private dedicated proxies and I keep getting closed accounts lately.

[rsot]

VPN is not the best idea but if you decide on that - go for a RARELY used VPN...better still is VPS

[Seppl42]

VPN Proxies etc. is not the best solution.

As many people might login to Amazon via that VPN / Proxy.

You have to use an IP that is not used too much or not blacklisted (my University VPN for example works very well).

Changing IP via Router is still the best way but some can't do it because their ISP assigned them a fixed IP.

Besides, Proxys (webproxys) are easy to be detected, whereas it is harder for VPN to be detected.
Be aware that Amazon might use Flash Cokkies etc. to detect you REAL IP.
Use appropriate Browser settings to avoid that. There are many sites where you can check what your browser settings reveal. You will be amazed !