Amazon on VPS

[marvydocs]

Hello,

during the last week i was trying to find a VPS provider who can provide this service with a clean ip address so i can run Amazon on it , but i've failed to find a service provides never used IPs ، they've all claimed there are no fresh ipv4 address as the ipv4 had reached its limit , and 2 of them referred me to a wikipedia link about ipv4 addresse exhaustion .

So , is it safe to start an account on one of these VPS ? is there a way to tell if the ip used was already banned on amazon or had been used to open an account ?

i could've get an IPV6 Only VPS , but couldn't access to amazon seller central through it as it appears to be not supporting this protocol yet .

[nate]

When they say Fresh IP, they mean that THEY (IPBurger or 24Vc) have never leased it to anyone before... Its fresh to them... Not just recycled from one stealth user to the next... And this is based on trust... You have to trust that what they are telling you is true.

It would be impossible to get a IPv4 address that has never faced the public internet before... And it would be even more impossible to prove... Anyone can claim anything they want, but to be able to prove something is a fact is a whole new ballgame...

For Amazon on a VPS, I would think the issue you would need to research would be the open ports for the remote access software. On a personal PC it might not matter, lots of people have teamviewer or VNC running on their PC, but when you combine it with a Data Center IP you could have problems. (this is only a guess)

But there has to be a way to change ports on remote access software, you could make it look like something else. SMB server or somthing. Or maybe I'm wrong, and lots of people use remote access software on servers and it wont trigger anything with Amazon

Try to avoid VPS if possible, go with a Dedicated IP VPN, its a safer option