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Virtual private network - eBay account creation
 

Hey yall

So I’ve always used NordeVpn but someone said something to me the other day that it has some issues when using it with what’s accounts.

So what’s everyone using ? I don’t mind paying money for something that’s great to work well when using it with eBay and creating eBay accounts.

Thanks

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The IPs used on Nord are shared by hundreds of not thousands daily and are often abused. Really not good if your wanting to present yourself as a good user to eBay or PayPal

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Surplus get ipburger or 24vc or use phone tether or Mifi

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Thanks James good point

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Hmm that’s a fantastic idea that I never thought about it cheers mate

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https://secure.ipburger.com/

Those 4 packages, is there much of a difference between the fresh IP and the dedicated one.
I obliviously know what they are, just wondering if its worth the extra.
Im not interested in the shared packages.

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Only difference is on the "dedicated" packaged, the IP may have already been used on eBay before. Those are more for people wanting a dedicated IP for something else.

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yea thats what i was thinking, im going to go ahead an order the annual fresh ip vpn, unless anyone has any bad things to say about ipburger?

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You won't hear any bad things about it here since it's Aspkin's company.

That said, I use 24vc because they've been around longer, but I haven't seen any serious issues with IPbooger posted.

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Thanks for that.

I think im just going to stick with my method.

I am in the sticks and have no internet, so we use 4G o2.

I have VIP o2 contact contracts that i use for internet that costs me £200+ per month with about 8 sim cards 50gb on each. When my data comes to an end, i swap the sim over and start my 50gb .
All the sim cards reset each month on a rolling contract.

Lately i created 15 ebay accounts and almost all of them were banned and when advert went live, it was no doubt banned soon after.
I relise it was the IP, i changed the IP and been a bit better lately.

I am wondering, could it be my router thats causing my ebay account to get banned so quick?

I often reset the router.

Im wondering if i should change the 4G router and the sim cards might be ok?
Im not sure if i get a new ip every time i go online, i havnt checked that to be honest, but i would assume its not static with it being o2 and im sure it costs extra.
So my question would be, if my ip changes everytime i go online, whats the point in me changing sim cards?
should i just change the router every 6 month or so?

I know there are probably ways to change the firmware of the router ect, but ive got no time in my life as it is, so im looking for a quick solution. Ive gone off the VPN idea since paypal can easily detect VPN and can have issues with withdrawls.

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USA uses $'s.

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I know, im currently living in UK

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I user verizon business IPs (Proxy) for 4 usd a month.. or rotation version .. works extremly good

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I use static verizon biz IPs for 4 usd a month :-) for each account. as well a rotation ip pool from verizon to create accounts

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I recommend using a proxy server with a residential IP address then it is applicable to you and has not been used before and to eBay and PayPal it looks you are located in a sub division somewhere rather than a server farm.

It is very successful if used with the stealth protocols.