My Amazon Stealh Approach

[greggggg]

Moved to 2nd post.

Please excuse typo in title.

[greggggg]

I have read through the guide 2 times now and I want to lay out my approach for you guys and hopefully get some feedback on its viability. I'm looking to create a long term account and sell products using the slow and steady method to start.

1. Buy a new computer - I'm going to get a laptop that will solely be used for Amazon and gmail only.
2. Get a private VPN with Dedicated IP in my state. I am planning for my laptop to be used only when it goes through the VPN. (How can I check that the IP address that the VPN gives me is not blacklisted by Amazon?) I will be using my current internet provider with same modem and router. This should not be a problem when going through VPN correct?
3. Get a UPS Box in next city over
4. Register DBA with UPS box address
5. Get EIN for DBA
6. Create new gmail account
7. Obtain prepaid credit card ($200 on card enough?)
8. Get Ring Central Phone number
9. Open checking account (Should this be under the business name?)
10. Create Amazon account
11. List books for first few weeks to build up account.

This is going to be my method to create a long lasting amazon account. Any feedback, critique, or advice would be much appreciated.

[vogeltron]

I am not as experienced with going Ghost on Amazon. But if you are going to go EIN, etc. You might want to just create the account. Buy a few things first so you look like a new person etc. Then start selling. Not sure what the phone service you mentioned is. TracFone seems to be preferred by most stealthers on here. Including me.

[123]

Do not use ring central, reuses numbers alot can cause problem. Buy a cheap tracfone, as for VPN need to get a fresh Dedicated IP from a reliable provider that doesnt share ips.

[RosieTosie]

Originally Posted by 123

Do not use ring central, reuses numbers alot can cause problem. Buy a cheap tracfone, as for VPN need to get a fresh Dedicated IP from a reliable provider that doesnt share ips.

That's it 123, I was just going to comment that I had heard of ring central on here but could not recall exactly what I had read about it!