Only giving Amazon the correct Zip Code for accounts

[LittleLauien]

Originally Posted by GreenBean

Have you lost other amazon accounts?

Yes, but I don't believe I had accessed any of them on my laptop that I had created the account that just got rejected. I think that account got rejected because I had tried ⊗⊗⊗⊗ info for the debit card, but maybe not. The card I was trying to use to verify was Entropay, so maybe that has something to do with it.

Is Oracle Virtual Box the same as VMware?

[LittleLauien]

I thought VPN were for changing IP address...

[GreenBean]

It is not that simple.

The idea is to gave access that makes your account look as secure as possible.

VPNs are blacklisted.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by LittleLauien

Alright, the address will be changed.

As far as IP address goes, is paying for a VPN service a good idea?

@Little, look at dongle use or cellphone tethering...much better than VPN use.

[LittleLauien]

Right now I have two accounts, one is my home account that I access on my personal cell phone and my home internet connection, both connections are dynamic IP. The other account is accessed on a cheap smart phone, also dynamic IP. Both of these account were set up accordingly and aren't have any problems. I'm doing everything by the book.

For my next account, the third, I would like to use my tablet(which has no internet unless I connect it to my home internet) but I would prefer to not have to by a dongle unless I could use the same dongle for multiple accounts.

I am a bit worried about the IP addresses of my two current accounts. My personal cell phone and home internet connection are both through the same service provider as the cheap cell phone. Isn't there a chance that I could lose a data connection or restart the phone, and when the connection is reestablished, the IP address will be the same as the IP address on the other account?

Does Amazon know which IP addresses are dynamic?

I've actually had one account for over ten years now, and I've used it one a bunch of different internet connections, most of those connections were dynamic.

[LittleLauien]

Will it matter if there is an APT number in the address?

123 ABC ST APT 23
City, Town, 01277

123 1st ST
City, Town, 01277

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by LittleLauien

Does Amazon know which IP addresses are dynamic?

Yes, amazon does know.

All the ecommerce platforms can ID how their users access their site.

[MICKY H]

Originally Posted by GreenBean

Yes, amazon does know.

All the ecommerce platforms can ID how their users access their site.

GB, who can amazon identify if its dynamic. Don't quite understand how.

[MICKY H]

Originally Posted by LittleLauien

Will it matter if there is an APT number in the address?

123 ABC ST APT 23
City, Town, 01277

123 1st ST
City, Town, 01277

This has an excellent chance of linking

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by MICKY H

GB, who can amazon identify if its dynamic. Don't quite understand how.

What do you mean, Micky?

[MICKY H]

How amazon know you are a dynamic IP>>>>>

[GreenBean]

All IPs have their type defined by their ISP.

It is possible to recognise types.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by LittleLauien

Will it matter if there is an APT number in the address?

123 ABC ST APT 23
City, Town, 01277

123 1st ST
City, Town, 01277

Very easy to link this up - need more variation or new address

[MICKY H]

Originally Posted by GreenBean

All IPs have their type defined by their ISP.

It is possible to recognise types.

OK GB, but I would think very very unlikely. 15 days to go to EPL day.....

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by MICKY H

OK GB, but I would think very very unlikely. 15 days to go to EPL day.....

Yay!!!

27 days to you know what....

[MICKY H]

DON'T break a leg!!!!!!!!!

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by LittleLauien

Will it matter if there is an APT number in the address?

123 ABC ST APT 23
City, Town, 01277

123 1st ST
City, Town, 01277

Have you checked yet HOW dangerous it is to make more accounts with address variations and same post codes?


Check your facts and consider changing plans.