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Multiple accounts different static IP addresses
 

Let's say I get a 5 static IP from my ISP

I would want to use one IP per account but here’s the issue

The IP’s assigned by the ISP are in consecutive order

So for example first IP is 76.12.74.37 and the next one 76.12.74.38 then 39 ec

I wonder if that is a redflag that they are consecutive

Your input is appreciated

Thank you

Re: Multiple accounts different static IP addresses
 

You should avoid that because a manual review of the accounts will show similarities in IP

If you are selling similar items and have a similar routing/bank used then the case will be stronger against you and you may have linking issues

Re: Multiple accounts different static IP addresses
 

So what's the solution?

Re: Multiple accounts different static IP addresses
 

If you're in the US, pick up a mobile hotspot that will generate a unique IP each time, track the Ips were account

If you have multiple, get multiple different ISP hotspots to make things easy

You can also go with IPburger/24vc

Re: Multiple accounts different static IP addresses
 

Getting the same subnets is just normal, and won't cause any issues as long as you properly separate your accounts.
You can also request from your ISP to have a different subnet, they may assign you to a new subnet for that. Just try and ask them.

Re: Multiple accounts different static IP addresses
 

Using that IP you're using is far the best compared to using VPNs which also have almost identical same subnets across all of it's users. So don't bother using VPNs.
Good luck.

Re: Multiple accounts different static IP addresses
 

I'm not a fan of vpns

For example one account can be on 63.45.51.77 and another will be on 63.45.51.78 and the next one will be ending in 79 ex ex

I know it was ok few years ago
Not sure about now though

Re: Multiple accounts different static IP addresses
 

It is just the same with VPN providers. I have myself tried VPNs before. It was they called as guaranteed FRESH and DEDICATED IPs (not ipburger nor 24vc btw, as these just existed lately). I oredered 5 dedicated IPs, but they are on the same subnets. What's worst is that they all got suspended, (are they linked because of the subnets? NO, they were suspended due to BAD, and blacklisted IPs).
So yea, don't worry about having the same sub nets,the important is you're using REAL IP ADDRESS, which is far better than using any vpns.