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Managing eBay aged seller on anti detect
 

Is it safe to manage aged seller accounts on anti detect browser?

Sellers accounts have been created via mobile and on clean devices and then aged there for the first month and first sale before transferring to the anti detect browser




Anybody have success with this and can vouch its safe to just manage the seller account on anti detect browser?

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The use of anti-detect browser/incognito etc is kind of dangerous - eb has tools to identify this potentially, leading to account issues

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I am using 2 accounts via Dolphyn anty for more than 1+ year

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And where and how did you create the account?
did u create via dolphy also?

Or are u only using dolphy to manage?

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Accounts were not created via Dolphyn, they were created on real Devices.

But I manage them on dolphyn for more than one year without any kind of problems...

Re: Managing eBay aged seller on anti detect
 

Nice,, this is what im trying to do as well.


How long were they on the real device before you switched them over to dolphin?

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One account was old about 30 days,
Other was about 45 days..

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I have been using a very simple method for nearly 15 years now. It's a bit expensive to set up, but to me it's well worth it.
I buy an cheap mini windows computer, install a browser either Firefox or Chrome, add the IPBurgher extension, get an ipburger residential account add the login details to the extension, install TeamViewer or other similar software, add other software i might need like Printer Drivers, PDF or Office, ect, ect, add/create my Ebay/Amazon/ Etsy, etc, etc accounts, (obviously only 1 account from each platform) set the mini PC so it NEVER sleeps and im good. I can now access ALL those accounts on ALL of my mini pcs from ANYWHERE on the Planet anytime on ANY computer, laptop, tablet, phone, or whatever thru TeamViewer or whatever remote software I'm using.

To help keep things neat, I also use a KVM switch so I can connect all of my PCs to 1 Keyboard, 1 Mouse and 1 Monitor. This allows me to access any one of my mini PCs directly with a simple push of a button.

I have been very successful using this method over the years
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I am managing 10 accounts via antidetect browser. Never had any issues. It depends oon which antidetect do you use.

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What antidetect u use ?

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For account creation anti-detect is a no go for me personally, I am going to test moving accounts after 1 month after creation and some sales / positive feedback to an anti-detect browser as it is easier to maintain this way, hopefully it will work.

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Then what you suggest ? Windows users ?

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Yes, new windows users on multiple devices is what is working for me currently.

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Any news on this when u transfer 1 month seller accounts into anti detecT?

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All of my accounts were CREATED using anti detect browsers. I recently switched to another one. No issues!

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That's good experience on your end - I haven't tried antidetect browsers nor do I want to risk it.

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Okay so while I understand that some have gotten away with anti-detect and other windows users etc....that is absolutely terrible opsec. Hard pass.
You don't want to do *anything* that makes you look like a less than authentic user, and I'd hazard a very strong guess most average users do not access ebay via anti detect of any kind. As for the multi-user thing well...your HWID info is still the same so also not great for stealth.
Buying multiple devices is a pain in the ass, not to mention expensive. And setting up a stealth account on a new device only to have it get burned is a major downer.
I'm surprised no one has mentioned this, but multi login is the absolute gold standard for stealth.
You can set up multiple profiles, use HQ static residential IPs and regular chrome or firefox browsers and that's pretty much it. You'd need to get a burner phone with real SIM for verification stuff, but at least you wouldn't have to buy data - just airtime for OTPs.
I've heard that ebay actually likes it when you use desktop vs phone as far as legitimacy, so that's an additional bonus.
No, I'm not affilitated with multi login so not a paid shill in any way....I just know it works for many different purposes. If you really want to look like an authentic user and go truly incognito, this would be a permanent solution. Hope that helps!

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although multi login looks good on paper. from my personal experience it was horrible with eBay accounts for some odd reason

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4 days ago, you mentioned that multi login was gold standard for stealth but in this short time it has changed for you?

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While easy may work, go for what is trusted, PARTITIONS. It takes just seconds to enter a password and go to the next profile with modern VPNs set already in browsers. Anti-detect browsers are convenience items within the same website. Only business profiles outside of different sites would bring an ease of advantage, imo.

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I never mentioned it was gold standard, i believe youre mistaking me for another user?

I use dolphin anti

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When u say partitions, like make separate partitions in my Mac Device?

Would that give me a different fingerprint for each partition?