How many eBay accounts do you have?

[JamesNorth101]

So long as you track the IP yes thats fine to do

VPNs is easier though if you dont want to have to worry about any sort of tracking

[rsot]

Originally Posted by dbhana121

Does a dongle have multiple IP's, everytime you switch it on, so you can use it for multiple accounts? Which ones are recommended, I'm using tethering but running more than 10 accounts gets tiring with different phones.

It is dynamic so you get a different IP every time - which you can track

Originally Posted by rsot

It is dynamic so you get a different IP every time - which you can track

I dont really have time to constantly track IP's, what's the rates of both eb and pp linking accounts. Does everyone track IP's or do some people take the risks?

[rsot]

Originally Posted by dbhana121

I dont really have time to constantly track IP's, what's the rates of both eb and pp linking accounts. Does everyone track IP's or do some people take the risks?

Difficult to predict rates - not everyone tracks IP but it is smart to avoid OVERLAPPING same IP use across accounts

[harminder86]

i only have 2 atm

[treysupreme]

Originally Posted by nickopedia

I used the paid version of MLA (Multilogin App) with my accounts as they are much easier to manage. Each browser profile uses a completely different fingerprint/canvas, as well as custom settings for each. Each profile also uses their own respective SOCKS5 proxies, so I have a unique session for each window.

The only problem with it is it's a bit expensive, especially now with the recent price increase.

There is also another tool called KAMELEO that does something similar.

Are the proxies included in the price or gotta supply your own?

[SaiJin]

So why do people still use proxies nowadays?

[nickopedia]

Originally Posted by SaiJin

So why do people still use proxies nowadays?

Because they work.

Depends on the the network providers IP space. If you do your homework, there are proxies that are clean and pass most any test.

[Mayhard]

Originally Posted by nickopedia

If you do your homework, there are proxies that are clean and pass most any test.

Could you elaborate on those tests please? What kind of tests are you referring to?

[nickopedia]

Originally Posted by Mayhard

Could you elaborate on those tests please? What kind of tests are you referring to?

At the basic level, I am referring to IP reputation testing.

There are many websites that let you check this, using different criteria.
Here is a couple sites that perform such lookups:
https://getipintel.net/index.php#web
https://www.ipqualityscore.com/free-...proxy-vpn-test

You can also search "ip reputation lookup" or similar for others.

In addition, I also check the WHOIS of the proxy providers network to see how it's subnetted and who else might be using it. For example, if I expect an USA proxy and see the network range is assigned to a Canadian host, or has foreign details, it's no good to me. Using WHOIS detail I also find out the actual webhost (internet provider) the proxy/VPN service is using and do research on that company. Do they have any "abuse" or past issues? Are they a known spamhost or botnet? If I notice anything even remotely like that, I avoid.

There are also other "tests" I won't go into here, as they are more complex and will take too long to explain in a technical sense.

This research takes a little while but it's well worth the investment to avoid any problems with my stealth accounts.

Financial sites (such as banks) and you can also bet PayPal use services such as Maxmind that tell them how "risky" a network or IP is. That's why I don't recommend known and public VPN services like Nord, HideMyAss, StrongVPN, Hostspot Shield, CyberGhost, ExpressVPN, etc... The free ones are even worse, and will take you on a fast trip to ban street.

IP addresses are not the only thing you need to be concerned about. Knowing the basics of having a secure and safe stealth setup are far more important. If you are new at this, this is why you need to get and read the stealth guide backward and forward.

[Mayhard]

Originally Posted by nickopedia

At the basic level, I am referring to IP reputation testing.

There are many websites that let you check this, using different criteria.
Here is a couple sites that perform such lookups:
https://getipintel.net/index.php#web
https://www.ipqualityscore.com/free-...proxy-vpn-test

You can also search "ip reputation lookup" or similar for others.

In addition, I also check the WHOIS of the proxy providers network to see how it's subnetted and who else might be using it. For example, if I expect an USA proxy and see the network range is assigned to a Canadian host, or has foreign details, it's no good to me. Using WHOIS detail I also find out the actual webhost (internet provider) the proxy/VPN service is using and do research on that company. Do they have any "abuse" or past issues? Are they a known spamhost or botnet? If I notice anything even remotely like that, I avoid.

There are also other "tests" I won't go into here, as they are more complex and will take too long to explain in a technical sense.

This research takes a little while but it's well worth the investment to avoid any problems with my stealth accounts.

Financial sites (such as banks) and you can also bet PayPal use services such as Maxmind that tell them how "risky" a network or IP is. That's why I don't recommend known and public VPN services like Nord, HideMyAss, StrongVPN, Hostspot Shield, CyberGhost, ExpressVPN, etc... The free ones are even worse, and will take you on a fast trip to ban street.

IP addresses are not the only thing you need to be concerned about. Knowing the basics of having a secure and safe stealth setup are far more important. If you are new at this, this is why you need to get and read the stealth guide backward and forward.

Thank you very much for your informative answer!

[Phantoms]

I did have 138 non stealth eBay accounts. Once my main non stealth eBay account which was 14 years old got suspended then all the other 137 eBay accounts were suspended within a couple of days. I didn't know anything about stealth at the time.

[treysupreme]

Originally Posted by treysupreme

Are the proxies included in the price or gotta supply your own?

Can anyone answer this?

[CryptoSalV2]

No there is no risks when it comes to Stealth eBay. You have to do it the right way. You have to keep yourself organized with all account info and IPs like it shows in the Stealth Book. Unless you want to lose every account you made if something goes wrong on one. I have 2 main accounts and 4 back up accounts (that are established but used very lightly). Also, there is no need to use proxies, all you need is IP burger.

[tim348]

so those of you who have 20+ accounts do you use a separate bank for each? that seems to be a hassle

[ArizonaIce]

Originally Posted by dbhana121

Does a dongle have multiple IP's, everytime you switch it on, so you can use it for multiple accounts? Which ones are recommended, I'm using tethering but running more than 10 accounts gets tiring with different phones.

I pay for residential proxies and set them up with multilogin app - don't have to worry about your IPs constantly changing. Just click and go.

Originally Posted by ArizonaIce

I pay for residential proxies and set them up with multilogin app - don't have to worry about your IPs constantly changing. Just click and go.

How much are residential proxies, only on the multilogin app or separate?

[Mayhard]

Originally Posted by ArizonaIce

I pay for residential proxies and set them up with multilogin app - don't have to worry about your IPs constantly changing. Just click and go.

where can you get residential proxies?

[Startacus]

..I'm interested to know as well.

[Play]

Originally Posted by dbhana121

Does a dongle have multiple IP's, everytime you switch it on, so you can use it for multiple accounts? Which ones are recommended, I'm using tethering but running more than 10 accounts gets tiring with different phones.

Turning a dongle on/off usually gives a new IP. Best to keep track of IPs if you're using it across multiple accounts.

For a tire-free approach, VPNs are the way forward.

[jatt300]

Had 6 active accounts a few years ago but now downsized to 3 daily active ones and other s are just sitting there when needed.