Can Ebay detect abtidetect browsers?

[SaiJin]

Originally Posted by Osoarrogant00

I feel like a good antidetect is a better option from what I read...

Nope, just don't do it

[Fishermanas]

Originally Posted by Hank

VMware + Win10 + firefox + Static IP.

Even if they can see its a VM they're certainly not linking my VM's and that's the whole point of them. There are clearly many other reasons why your accounts could be getting getting banned.

I run 4 Amazon accounts through VM's, if they're not on to me then I'm happy they're secure.

Thanks for sharing your setup.
The part about linking is clear to me.
I'm wondering if ebay is running some kind of virtual machine detection script/bot to identify if the account is on a real pc or a virtual one and then mark it as a "risky" or even suspend it.

I have also noticed that selling limits are much higher when creating stealth fresh accounts on a real machine instead for a virtual one. VM usually gives 3 or 10 items, while a real machine usually gives 50 or 70, sometimes even 200 items.

[SaiJin]

Originally Posted by Fishermanas

Thanks for sharing your setup.
The part about linking is clear to me.
I'm wondering if ebay is running some kind of virtual machine detection script/bot to identify if the account is on a real pc or a virtual one and then mark it as a "risky" or even suspend it.

I have also noticed that selling limits are much higher when creating stealth fresh accounts on a real machine instead for a virtual one. VM usually gives 3 or 10 items, while a real machine usually gives 50 or 70, sometimes even 200 items.

Getting 50+ on even a normal machine is actually lucky.
5-10 is considered normal.

[dereksenustedy738]

Originally Posted by Osoarrogant00

I know there are a few of them out there. Im asking in general would it be better using the antidetect browser or the vritual machine?

In my opinion, it is better to use an anti-detection browser. I have been doing dropshipping for almost a year now and the antidect browser is the best for such cases. Try some of these Hidemyac, Go Browser, Linken Sphere

[aaa7z5]

Originally Posted by Nimble

Why complicate things, I use windows 11 laptop (dell xps 15) create multi users, change IP address when needed, and currently run 5 accounts, no problems. Oftentimes simple is best.

Sir, which IP do you trust for account creation, if you dont mind me asking?

[aaa7z5]

Originally Posted by degsey69

You need to read the threads on this forum as anti detect browser is a red flag for eBay.

I tried it once on a setup with genuine information, I also used an encrypted email as well. The account was suspended straight away and when drivers license, credit card and power bills that were genuine were provided the suspension remained in place.

I waited 2 weeks used the same information I created a sub account in windows, changed the IP address used a chrome browser. Then created a buyer account for a couple of weeks purchased 3 or 4 items and then started listing. That was 6 months ago and now we have no holds on our payment as well.

How did you handle getting a new address? PO Box? LLC?

[rsot]

Originally Posted by aaa7z5

Sir, which IP do you trust for account creation, if you dont mind me asking?

If you don't have dynamic Residential IP, you can use cellphone as a hotspot

[theusualkeysersoze]

Hi all,

I’m an IT consultant who has advised MultiLogin and other anti-detect/browser automation teams, and I’ve built a proxy quality checker for both proxy providers and end-users:

https://proxyscore.xyz/

I was also the first responder and reporter for this:

https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/al...s-ago.1748680/


It’s live now due to popular demand even before payment integrations and contracts are fully set up. That means if you want some free tokens or want to make purchases I will have to credit manually for the time being, you can PM me here on BTCtalk or on TG @theusualkeysersoze.

You say so what, why it’s useful:

In general, once a proxy and its IP is contaminated, there is no fixing that, it is like putting lipstick on a pig, everybody with a set of eyes will still without any doubt, be able to tell that is still a pig.

For end-users: Spot providers who exaggerate claims, cherry-pick IPs, or misrepresent rotation policies. Verify sticky vs. rotating IPs, discard rates, and geolocation accuracy independently.

For providers: Expose unused capacity safely, access new demand without pool decimation, get analytics, and provide fair redistribution.

If you need your multi accounting operations stable and able to live another day, a clean proxy is step one, this is the first line of defense where many people run into the traps laid out, the websites like pixelscan.net are nothing but affiliate landing pages for anti detect browsers, who then also have integrated proxy services, they only check if a proxy works. They dont show you the hops and the little important details which get your account or your whole architecture banned.

You would be surprised at the amout of bad proxies out there and how much work people do in vain just to have their work banned. The next one is a bulletprood anti detect configuration, the providers have terrible default settings and the users have generaly not a clue, a very bad mix indeed.

This tools calls independent paid-for APIs and calculates a result and returns it via API or web interface, so youll know if your IP is clean enough for sticky sessions, or rather for rotating proxy tasks like scraping or useless.

If you want to chat, test, or discuss integration, PM me here or reach out on TG.

Cordial regards,
Danilo “the usual Keyser Soze”

[Camaro2SS]

The only website I use is IPQS. The most reliable one. However there is a lot more to proxy than just the proxy IP. I wont get into details here but you have to consider DNS leaks and other things in order for proxy to be looked at like it is part of real ISP.

Originally Posted by theusualkeysersoze

Hi all,

I’m an IT consultant who has advised MultiLogin and other anti-detect/browser automation teams, and I’ve built a proxy quality checker for both proxy providers and end-users:

https://proxyscore.xyz/

I was also the first responder and reporter for this:

https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/al...s-ago.1748680/


It’s live now due to popular demand even before payment integrations and contracts are fully set up. That means if you want some free tokens or want to make purchases I will have to credit manually for the time being, you can PM me here on BTCtalk or on TG @theusualkeysersoze.

You say so what, why it’s useful:

In general, once a proxy and its IP is contaminated, there is no fixing that, it is like putting lipstick on a pig, everybody with a set of eyes will still without any doubt, be able to tell that is still a pig.

For end-users: Spot providers who exaggerate claims, cherry-pick IPs, or misrepresent rotation policies. Verify sticky vs. rotating IPs, discard rates, and geolocation accuracy independently.

For providers: Expose unused capacity safely, access new demand without pool decimation, get analytics, and provide fair redistribution.

If you need your multi accounting operations stable and able to live another day, a clean proxy is step one, this is the first line of defense where many people run into the traps laid out, the websites like pixelscan.net are nothing but affiliate landing pages for anti detect browsers, who then also have integrated proxy services, they only check if a proxy works. They dont show you the hops and the little important details which get your account or your whole architecture banned.

You would be surprised at the amout of bad proxies out there and how much work people do in vain just to have their work banned. The next one is a bulletprood anti detect configuration, the providers have terrible default settings and the users have generaly not a clue, a very bad mix indeed.

This tools calls independent paid-for APIs and calculates a result and returns it via API or web interface, so youll know if your IP is clean enough for sticky sessions, or rather for rotating proxy tasks like scraping or useless.

If you want to chat, test, or discuss integration, PM me here or reach out on TG.

Cordial regards,
Danilo “the usual Keyser Soze”

[Automasters]

I was gonna say, I wouldn't risk it when I can just use a portable Firefox with separate cookies...