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I NEVER answer qestions from my buyers from my phone.
 

I have the Gmail app in phone with 25 Gmail accounts to view messages from the 25 stealth eBay accounts having

Is it correct to answer messages from the Gmail App of the phone without changing the IP each time for each of the 25 accounts?

(Of course Images disabled and never click on any eBay link)

And what about being caught because I use the same device for the 25 accounts?

Re: I NEVER answer qestions from my buyers from my phone.
 

Everything is routed through gmail servers before going to eBay.. so this is safe-ish.

Re: I NEVER answer qestions from my buyers from my phone.
 

phaz0rz is correct but I still feel uncomfortable doing things that way and prefer to avoid doing so.

Re: I NEVER answer qestions from my buyers from my phone.
 

If you're actively using the 25 eb accounts OP, I personally would just stick to replying to the messages on eb - just my own safe approach

Re: I NEVER answer qestions from my buyers from my phone.
 

I don't think it could be dangerous, read this extract I have found:

"Since we're on the topic of Gmail. There is a very simple answer. Select the "More options arrow" here --

gmail more options arrow

Select "Show Original", a new window will open with a full HTML page including "sender" and "recipient" information. Looks kinda like this --

Sender/recipient info

There you have it. :) And of course I've clipped the private information but you will see a full page when you execute this function"

Source: https://security.stackexchange.com/q...ender-in-gmail

Re: I NEVER answer qestions from my buyers from my phone.
 

This is simple... I log into my eBay accounts and respond from there.

BAM!! 0 worries and I can sleep at night.

Re: I NEVER answer qestions from my buyers from my phone.
 

But Sai Jin, if you follow the process mentioned, as you can see for the metadata there is no IP leaking. In the results it appears an IP that when I do a search it in google, you can read: "IP locate in Google Inc, CA"

Try to send any of your eBay messages you receive in Gmail to another (or the same) Gmail account and see the poor info leaked if you Select the "More options arrow" as discussed here https://security.stackexchange.com/q...ender-in-gmail