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AWS for Amazon/eBay Stealth
 

Just started to use AWS to run a virtual machine setup for an eBay Stealth account and couple days later it got banned. What went wrong?

I even used a VPN I purchased from IPBurger to cover the AWS IP. I used EXIF Purge to delete the EXIF Data on the listing picture. And so after listing up a Pokemon Card, I got my seller account suspended 2 days later.

Used a brand new PO Box address I recently opened up along with new TracFone number. I seemed to do everything right. (Except for 'the wait out a week to build browser cookies, but I never found that to be an issue as long as you list low-risk household items you have in hand.

Are Cloud-Based Virtual Machines a No-Go? Or was there a major step I overlooked in the whole process?

Re: AWS for Amazon/eBay Stealth
 

what is the reason for being banned by Ebay?

Re: AWS for Amazon/eBay Stealth
 

Simple is better with stealth.

Re: AWS for Amazon/eBay Stealth
 

Did you follow every step of the eBay stealth for account creation?

It could also be that Pokémon brand.

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What I really like about the idea of using Virtual Cloud Machine services, is you dont need to store anything in your computer. And you can basically access it from anywhere as long as you have internet.

I've made multiple stealth accounts in the past using Pokemon cards, Yugioh cards, and Comics as they always sell really quick for me and never had an issue. But this is the first time I've ever done it on a Virtual Cloud Machine.

Im wondering if anyone else has any experience with using AWS or anything similar to it? I still really wanna make this work somehow :(

Re: AWS for Amazon/eBay Stealth
 

I think your browser leak the real ip adress via webrtc protocol, install a WebRTC plugin for you browser and try again.

Re: AWS for Amazon/eBay Stealth
 

I used to run my stealth accounts on AWS (EC2) windows desktops which worked ok a year or two ago. Since late last year i noticed a lot of my accounts became unstable, or were banned outright.

I no longer use AWS IP's for that reason and have since migrated to my own private proxies which are not shared with anyone else.