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VMware needed?
 

I picked up the stealth guide a few years ago and was able to successfully create new accounts, however, I lost my main account about a year ago. It was due to selling performance, my company had gone through a large change, ($1.5MM to $2.5MM in one year) and I had the wrong team and made mistakes. Looking to do things right again, and of course start off VERY VERY small and gradually let things grow again.

I realize there haven't been any updates to the stealth guide and I just wanted to sort of check in and see what I am missing as I seem to keep getting knocked off. Here are my steps:

-New name
-New address (of another office of mine, legit)
-Vanilla Visa credit card
-New bank account (usually I get banned before even adding this...)
-Change IP address (if I do the whole Mac change then unplug the router it gives me a new one)
-Cautionary selling tactics (listing one or two items only of low value ($5 or so)
-new email

In the past with my stealth accounts, I suppose it was easier because I was operating out of a new office, so completely new internet connection, brand new computer too that has never even been turned on yet alone surfed Amazon.

Since I am not moving to a new office anytime soon, nor do I need a new computer, I decided to use VMware. I also hear I can create a new computer user instead?

Anyway, VMWare runs incredibly slow on my computer. All my computers I use are iMacs.

Now I am wondering, if I am logging into this new Amazon Stealth account on VMware only... but I still have older computers that were used with the old Amazon account (I have logged out of those computers and cleared cache/cookies) can those old computers link me? Or how about my cell phone connecting to wifi? I am thinking it is one of those maybe linking me but I really don't know?

Also, since VMware is running so slow, can I really create a new user account on my Mac and have that work? I feel like that would be too easy and there would still be something to link, or that the other devices are somehow linking me as they have been signed into suspended accounts.

Sorry for my newbish questions! I suppose I had some luck last time since I was moving to a bigger location and had everything all new and a clean sweep anyway.

Thank you

Re: VMware needed?
 

Your old PC's are fine, you just need to set up a new user account.

What phone numbers are you using for verification.

Vanilla visa does not work anymore

As you are in the US I would use a 3/4g dongle or use a VPN from the seller 123 on this site.

Take it slow or go FBA.

Re: VMware needed?
 

Your going to need a vcc as well the vanilla visa thing died a few months ago

Re: VMware needed?
 

I am new to the "Stealth Language", can you explain to me what a Vanilla Visa is?

Re: VMware needed?
 

Create multiple users on the same PC and you're set.
Decide the kind of password (for the users) that remind you to change your IP, this will decrease the chance of you accidentally using the same IP.

Re: VMware needed?
 

It is a gift card, Visa or MasterCard but amazon no longer accept them.

Re: VMware needed?
 

i dont suggest you create a different user on the same pc. vmare is the way to go.

Re: VMware needed?
 

Why....have you any experience of doing this? I run several accounts on one laptop and this works fine.

Re: VMware needed?
 

What's the verdict on this? ^^
Vmware or different accounts?

Re: VMware needed?
 

Both work just fine. VMWare allows you to stay in the same User Account without having to switch between accounts...thats one of the upsides of VMWare.

Re: VMware needed?
 

Thanks, I use it for programming and testing code and not eBay. With the option of user accounts, I wondered why any one would opt for it especially with the hassel and extra cost in setup and system resources consumed.
I know vmware give a slight difference in browser footprint but we can use a user agent switcher to do same in user accounts.

Re: VMware needed?
 

Could you please elaborate on what exactly a user agent switcher is? Never heard of that one before

Re: VMware needed?
 

Useragent is a string of text that your browser sends when you're connecting to a webpage. It contains some very basic information telling the server what browser you're using.

Useragent is typically only one of many factors that makes up browser fingerprinting.

Re: VMware needed?
 

See when your new to the game, starting with the basics can help, for example using VMware means no need to worry about browser fingerprints, MAC address (theres controversy on this matter), and so forth