Dns address not matching IP address

[ronny209]

is there a way to change the dns address to match the Ip address, as lots of accounts have been suspended lately. When i checked i found some have DNS of google, which means lots of dns addresses in there.

Does ebay really care about this DNS address or not ??

[Pandoras_box]

Originally Posted by ronny209

is there a way to change the dns address to match the Ip address, as lots of accounts have been suspended lately. When i checked i found some have DNS of google, which means lots of dns addresses in there.

Does ebay really care about this DNS address or not ??

What do you mean if DNS address can match IP? Please explain.

You should find out why your accounts are getting suspended. A scattergun approach or following a lead just because it fascinates you is only going to lead to more suspended accounts.

I've posted somewhere here that when in this sort of situation, one should consider using an iteration method—only changing one item per complete iteration until the culprit is found.

I sometimes use Google or OpenDNS to speed up browsing with our primary, non-stealth account, and all has been well so far.

Seeing the nature of DNS, it would be insane of them to suspend you for using one. But if it helps them associate your similar looking accounts, in theory, your *customised* DNS could help them complete the missing link - so that you could be suspended for something else.

In this case, DNS would just be the final nail in the coffin. If you want to use one DNS across many accounts, be prepared to make all your accounts as dissimilar as you possibly can.


I don't know how you're implementing these, but if you have a handful of DNS IPs to include in the iteration suggested above, you can enforce it locally at the LAN adapter level for each eBay account.


Good luck.

[ronny209]

Originally Posted by Pandoras_box

What do you mean if DNS address can match IP? Please explain.

You should find out why your accounts are getting suspended. A scattergun approach or following a lead just because it fascinates you is only going to lead to more suspended accounts.

I've posted somewhere here that when in this sort of situation, one should consider using an iteration method—only changing one item per complete iteration until the culprit is found.

I sometimes use Google or OpenDNS to speed up browsing with our primary, non-stealth account, and all has been well so far.

Seeing the nature of DNS, it would be insane of them to suspend you for using one. But if it helps them associate your similar looking accounts, in theory, your *customised* DNS could help them complete the missing link - so that you could be suspended for something else.

In this case, DNS would just be the final nail in the coffin. If you want to use one DNS across many accounts, be prepared to make all your accounts as dissimilar as you possibly can.


I don't know how you're implementing these, but if you have a handful of DNS IPs to include in the iteration suggested above, you can enforce it locally at the LAN adapter level for each eBay account.


Good luck.

Thanks for the answer.
what i was trying to say is that the DNS address location does not match the IP address location. In other words, suppose I allocate an American ip in my proxy provider (Luminati) and intergrate it in Browser and everything. But the, when I check ipleak dot net to see if it's working good, I find various locations in the DNS address(German, Swedish.. ips). The latter brought my attention as i was talking with an agent and she simply told me if I am outside my country. Thus, I thought this has some contribution in account standing.

I am really confused now as i do not know what to do.