How to run 4 stores, with dedicated servers?

[davidodem]

Hello everyone, I'm new here!

I have dropped everything and am doing MAD research into Amazon drop shipping!

I have created two accounts (mine and my wife) Unfortunately I created them on the same computer and network How big of a deal is this?

I currently have a great team of people managing the posting etc. (they are taking 30% does that seam fair?) They of course are starting off VERY slow as they have done this many times before.

I'm also looking into purchasing two amazon seller stores now with feedback.

My question is how should I log into each of these accounts?
Should each account have it's own dedicated servers or is there a better way?

Any advice or links are greatly appreciated.

[Beautiful]

The easiest way is to setup a dedicated laptop + hotspot for each account

If you only have 4 shops, 4 different ISP hotspots is the easiest way

[davidodem]

Originally Posted by Beautiful

The easiest way is to setup a dedicated laptop + hotspot for each account

If you only have 4 shops, 4 different ISP hotspots is the easiest way

Well, I want to start with 4 shops but grow it to 20-30 in the near future. So I'd liked to start with scale in mind.

I'm willing to pay for someone to help set me up properly as this guy did in his post. But I can't get a hold of him. https://www.aspkin.com/forums/ip-add...top-cloud.html

I'm thinking of a web browser that let's me view each machine and if one account get's suspended it doesn't affect the others.

[Cron]

I have about 50 accounts , i put them on linux vps servers after the account has been made on windows account. this way its easier to manage and less mess ups can happen . Ounce you get big on sales, you have people manage ur accounts check health status , answer customer messages , create your fba etc.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by Cron

I have about 50 accounts , i put them on linux vps servers after the account has been made on windows account. this way its easier to manage and less mess ups can happen . Ounce you get big on sales, you have people manage ur accounts check health status , answer customer messages , create your fba etc.

Hopefully the ppl have been vetted and cause you no issues

[haiderekarar13]

Originally Posted by Beautiful

The easiest way is to setup a dedicated laptop + hotspot for each account

If you only have 4 shops, 4 different ISP hotspots is the easiest way

A dedicared VM will work too?

[davidodem]

Originally Posted by Cron

I have about 50 accounts , i put them on linux vps servers after the account has been made on windows account. this way its easier to manage and less mess ups can happen . Ounce you get big on sales, you have people manage ur accounts check health status , answer customer messages , create your fba etc.

Hey man, currently don't have the post numbers to message you. But you are basically doing what I have planned!

I want to have 15 accounts up a running as soon as possible (if that means months that's okay too) I just want to start off the right way.

I'm creating a business account this and all my clients will be putting in there real info so approval should be no problem it's more so how to manage them all with no connection? I'll have VA (virtual assistants) manageing the stores remotely with login "user permissons".

What kind of VPS (link if possible) do you use? And to you add fresh IPs to them for each account?

Have you had any suspensions with no affect on the other accounts?

Any help is seriously appreciated