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GeeGee 02-27-2017 11:06 PM

Virtual Machine Required?
 
Is a Virtual Machine required for Amazon Ghost or could you just pretty much follow eBay stealth and go with a new window user account, ip address, etc.

elmo 02-28-2017 06:33 AM

Re: Virtual Machine Required?
 
Yes virtual machines is a must with Amazon

Or a dedicated new laptop

User accounts for multiple Amazon accounts is not safe

AL15BMW 02-28-2017 11:02 PM

Re: Virtual Machine Required?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by elmo (Post 833145)
Yes virtual machines is a must with Amazon

Or a dedicated new laptop

User accounts for multiple Amazon accounts is not safe



Can you suggest that what would happen when we try to purchase an IP from 24vc and since they provide IPs of server of different companies around the world, wouldn't Amazon get triggered since the account which was setup from a laptop has started being accessed from a company server? Any suggestion?


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elmo 03-01-2017 01:44 AM

Re: Virtual Machine Required?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by AL15BMW (Post 833310)
Can you suggest that what would happen when we try to purchase an IP from 24vc and since they provide IPs of server of different companies around the world, wouldn't Amazon get triggered since the account which was setup from a laptop has started being accessed from a company server? Any suggestion?


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Best to ask them directly if you have questions about their IPs

As long as you're using a US IP address for a USA Amazon account, and the IP is fresh, you should be fine.

GeeGee 03-05-2017 06:34 PM

Re: Virtual Machine Required?
 
Will a dedicated laptop do the trick or do you need a different router or something else as well? I don't quite understand why a new user doesn't work?

Play 03-05-2017 06:38 PM

Re: Virtual Machine Required?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by GeeGee (Post 834218)
Will a dedicated laptop do the trick or do you need a different router or something else as well? I don't quite understand why a new user doesn't work?

A brand new dedicated laptop will do the trick.

But for example, if your going to run 10 accounts, buying the same laptop, same model etc. wont do it justice. Hence the same reason why its not a great idea to use different user accounts. You want unique profiles for each amazon account.

So either a new laptop or a new virtual machine.

If your running multiple accounts, its a good idea to vary up your internet connection. For some accounts consider using a VPN, others your home/office broadband etc.

Hope that answers your question. :thumb:

GeeGee 03-07-2017 09:10 PM

Re: Virtual Machine Required?
 
I actually just want to open one account. But I am wondering if you have logged on to a suspended amazon account before using the same computer would it be safe?

elmo 03-08-2017 10:04 PM

Re: Virtual Machine Required?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by GeeGee (Post 834605)
I actually just want to open one account. But I am wondering if you have logged on to a suspended amazon account before using the same computer would it be safe?

Not recommended. Format it to be safe, or use virtual machines


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