The truth is, most every VPN and proxy uses data center IP's.
Most legitimate users use a residential ISP or mobile network NOT one based from a data center.
With that one fact alone, it's an extremely easy matter for eBay and PayPal to know what type user is accessing from and deal with it accordingly.
That’s why VPN’s are not good for stealth in my opinion they want there members to be genuine not hiding their accounts and be a unknown member on there.
The thing that @tinsoldier said on #19 page he can go ahead and try out IPBurger I bet they will not re-state his account with VPN service and if he buys fak ID they will reject.
Don't confuse your poor account creation process with the way ebay approach VPN's.
I use TOR to manage some accounts, based on this, and my clear and capable account creation processes, I can absolutely guarantee that if I used a fresh Dedicated IP from IPBurger I'd be just fine.
If there was some realistic escrowesque way of taking your wager I'd ask you to name your stake. Its the easiest money I'll make this week.
Again you said using tor to manage. I said create.
If you insist on using a VPN, best to use the smallest one you can find, or one nobody has heard of. You can bet all the popular ones have their networks mapped and well known to eBay and PayPal. They are also abused and shared a lot by other clients of their services.
In general, any service that's potentially shared with other people is not suitable for stealth.
If you insist on using a VPN, best to use the smallest one you can find, or one nobody has heard of. You can bet all the popular ones have their networks mapped and well known to eBay and PayPal. They are also abused and shared a lot by other clients of their services.
In general, any service that's potentially shared with other people is not suitable for stealth.
I know that mate.
You should be DM @tinsoldier he thinks that he can get away from it when eBay ask for ID or PayPal. LOL
This is not the first time I have seen posts claiming they use TOR to access their accounts. It's just very much not recommended.
If it works for @tinsoldier, more power to him.
I think his point was that too many people don't create their accounts property in the first place, then blame the IP for getting banned. For some they think having a strong account will overcome using TOR, a VPN, or other bad IP.
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I think his point was that too many people don't create their accounts property in the first place, then blame the IP for getting banned. For some they think having a strong account will overcome using TOR, a VPN, or other bad IP.
Bingo. I super rarely get suspended and I’m using IPBurger 100%.
When I do get suspended I know why exactly and it’s more of a decision on my end.
There’s not so much black or white in anything, but when I give advice I give advice based on the safest and most fool proof way that I know according to 12+ years of experience.
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