ALL New accounts getting Captcha Request

[stealthnorris]

Hi

any new accounts Im creating whether im using:

anti detect browser
mozilla Incognito
Separate Use profiles
Separate Mac user

Are all getting captcha request where it makes me pic between a bee or a flower.

From my experience these accounts don't last long after creation or converting to seller


anyone else getting this issue?
whats the solution to fixing it?


Are my laptop fingerprints blacklisted?


Any insight and experience on your end is much appreciated

[xakche]

Whats the point of using antidetect browser ?
Maybe the problem is there ?

[rsot]

I'm not a fan of using anti-detect browser - causes problem with cookies and reputation of user

[mtz50]

Originally Posted by rsot

I'm not a fan of using anti-detect browser - causes problem with cookies and reputation of user

What do you use.

[sax4]

IP address?

[solefoodbk]

This doesn't seem like a good setup, its good to build cookies on an account.

[vesania]

Create them on mobile.

If you still get it, change some information on the email or password.

Like if I do a specific name with numbers 912 at the end. I will either add a couple more numbers and it will go through.

Same with password, try a different password if you get the captcha request.

CHange IP as well if you are getting hit when you try the above.

[SaiJin]

Originally Posted by stealthnorris

Hi

any new accounts Im creating whether im using:

anti detect browser
mozilla Incognito
Separate Use profiles
Separate Mac user

Are all getting captcha request where it makes me pic between a bee or a flower.

From my experience these accounts don't last long after creation or converting to seller


anyone else getting this issue?
whats the solution to fixing it?


Are my laptop fingerprints blacklisted?


Any insight and experience on your end is much appreciated

Stop using anti detect / private browsers etc.

Really, just stick to the basics on the stealth guide . I've had 0 issues to date with it.

[stealthnorris]

As shown in my post

I do all of the following:

anti detect browser
mozilla Incognito
Separate Use profiles
Separate Mac user


Its not just Anti detect. im even getting captcha in separate user accounts, real browsers. ( I use chrome and mozilla)


Its not IP since Im trying both socks5 and also my Verizon Mifi Device.

[degsey69]

The fact is no antidetect browsers, use a pc with sub accounts and ensure that the IP address used is based in the area of the account address. Also if your opening a personal account they will do a soft check for the name against the address.

[vesania]

Originally Posted by stealthnorris

As shown in my post

I do all of the following:

anti detect browser
mozilla Incognito
Separate Use profiles
Separate Mac user


Its not just Anti detect. im even getting captcha in separate user accounts, real browsers. ( I use chrome and mozilla)


Its not IP since Im trying both socks5 and also my Verizon Mifi Device.

I get that to not arguing on that.

What helps is, change the email or change some characters on it and mix up some characters on the password while changing the IP.

It will eventually go through.

I got 3 mobile devices I use to create accounts and they all get it. BUt doing the above will eventually go through.

[stealthnorris]

Originally Posted by vesania

I get that to not arguing on that.

What helps is, change the email or change some characters on it and mix up some characters on the password while changing the IP.

It will eventually go through.

I got 3 mobile devices I use to create accounts and they all get it. BUt doing the above will eventually go through.

Niceee thanks ill try this

[OldTom]

It gets said all too often but nobody seems to listen... look normal.

All these weird set-ups and proxies/V.P.N's just add to the triggering of bot algorithms.

In a simple, no fuss world, what is stopping you from using a new/formatted laptop, a regular browser and a normal internet connection or Mobile hotspot like any other 'regular joe' new seller would.

[murdered_by_ebay]

captcha on new ebay accounts are frequent , more frequent than on older accounts because ebay want to make sure it is not opened by a bot so nothing special here

amazon for example have captcha on all new accounts too , this is because fraudsters use bots to circumvent the system , they mass open accounts knowing that some will always pass

[OldTom]

Originally Posted by murdered_by_ebay

amazon for example have captcha on all new accounts too , this is because fraudsters use bots to circumvent the system , they mass open accounts knowing that some will always pass

New one on me, I thought they used 2SV or an authenticator to validate ownership.

Never seen a captcha on any of my Amazon accounts, never.

As an aside, how do these 'bots' provide all the information, bank details, phone number etc etc etc required to open an Amazon account and assuming they were successful, avoid 2SV yet get hit with a catpcha?

Only time I've been hit with as captcha on ebay was when on holiday and using a foreign wifi, never had it when managing my accounts from the UK.

[banginonwax]

Originally Posted by stealthnorris

Hi

any new accounts Im creating whether im using:

anti detect browser
mozilla Incognito
Separate Use profiles
Separate Mac user

Are all getting captcha request where it makes me pic between a bee or a flower.

From my experience these accounts don't last long after creation or converting to seller


anyone else getting this issue?
whats the solution to fixing it?


Are my laptop fingerprints blacklisted?


Any insight and experience on your end is much appreciated

Personally I have been getting them for the last few years and I can say from personal experience it more often happens when using mobile ips from hotspots. It does not happen too often when I use home/residential Ips. Generally mobile ips are not 100% accurate with location being around the city you are targetting while residential home ips are.

If you are in the USA using a hotspot sometimes the Ips will be in your city or miles away from your city, but still in your state. This is what I believe triggers the captcha. On the other hand if you have home internet almost certainly it will give IP addresses in your city with the exception being something like Xfinitywifi that like hotspots will generally jump around from different cities, but still in your state.

[Karlis96]

I got them also, when creating account.

Conclusion is - this is some red flag or it is normal ?

[murdered_by_ebay]

Originally Posted by OldTom

New one on me, I thought they used 2SV or an authenticator to validate ownership.

Never seen a captcha on any of my Amazon accounts, never.

As an aside, how do these 'bots' provide all the information, bank details, phone number etc etc etc required to open an Amazon account and assuming they were successful, avoid 2SV yet get hit with a catpcha?

Only time I've been hit with as captcha on ebay was when on holiday and using a foreign wifi, never had it when managing my accounts from the UK.

I meant buyer accounts , there is a tough captcha , on seller accounts it is likely not needed as they would need to go through verification

on buyer accounts there is a hard captcha every time on registration where some thinking may be needed to pass

[Karlis96]

Originally Posted by murdered_by_ebay

I meant buyer accounts , there is a tough captcha , on seller accounts it is likely not needed as they would need to go through verification

on buyer accounts there is a hard captcha every time on registration where some thinking may be needed to pass

How you can chose it will be seller account or buyer account when you first time come to ebay ?

This captcha is for me also everytime. I have try new computer, with residental IP basically like normal user - anyway i got this captcha after i type name last name email and password.

I think it related to ebay system not your setup.

[murdered_by_ebay]

Originally Posted by Karlis96

How you can chose it will be seller account or buyer account when you first time come to ebay ?

This captcha is for me also everytime. I have try new computer, with residental IP basically like normal user - anyway i got this captcha after i type name last name email and password.

I think it related to ebay system not your setup.

that was for amazon

for ebay same thing , all accounts get captcha , on new accounts it is stronger as ebay want to prevent bots from opening accounts so nothing special here

[rsot]

Originally Posted by mtz50

What do you use.

I just use regular edge or chrome on new user accounts

[Karlis96]

Originally Posted by rsot

I just use regular edge or chrome on new user accounts

But your Canvas ID is same for all those accounts, how did you not get banned !!!