Using one dongle for several stealth & ghost accounts

[Mr. Escalade]

So I'm currently running 3 separate stealth and ghost accounts with 3 laptops and 3 separate dongles. (paying about $60/month for each of the data plans)

Looking to start up several more accounts but I wanted to know if it is possible to just use 1 dongle for several different accounts/laptops?

[elmo]

As long as you keep tracking IP usage throughout accounts you can use the same dongle, assuming it gives you a wide range of IPs. Just never log into the accounts using an IP address that was previously used by another account.

There's cheaper solutions to what you're doing though. Just gotta keep doing research

Of course it is ok to only use one dongle.

Just make sure you track all ip's.

[Mr. Escalade]

I know there are much cheaper ways of doing it but I really like to have all the accounts separated on separate laptops. This way there's no chance of "human error".

Plus, today you can get decent 15" laptop for only $200-$300 (worth the investment in my opinion)

So, Amazon or eBay will not be able to track the actual dongle correct?
I just ran a few IP tests by simply logging on and off and 4 out of 5 times they were different but VERY similar. Is it risky when they are too similar?

[danvalen]

Do you really need a separate laptop? Would it not be easier and cheaper to just keep separate user accounts on your PC? Lots of folk on here have said they do this. I can also attest to using one dongle for many stealths. I just track the IP each time and have noticed that often only one digit changes each time I refresh through my mobile phone. I have never had any problems however.

[solefoodbk]

Just to give you a little perspective, I run about 20 stealths with my iphone tethering. It works great and easy to use. Make sure you track IP's as sometimes for whatever reason they repeat, alot has to do with where you live too.

Good luck

[YvlEye]

I'm running my stealth accounts off one lap top (not used for anything else) and tethering to my phone. Tracking the IPs. Having a blast.

[GreenBean]

I would never run amazon ghosts account in this manner.

[YvlEye]

I am not really an Amazon seller, so not entirely sure of all the differences between eBay and Amazon. (Only selling one item on Amazon, other than books I have been selling forever - and plan on ending the secondary item.)

Why would the distinct IPs not work on Amazon the same way they do on eBay?

[solefoodbk]

Originally Posted by GreenBean

I would never run amazon ghosts account in this manner.

I was talking about just eBay, didn't realize they were asking about amazon, oops .

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by solefoodbk

I was talking about just eBay, didn't realize they were asking about amazon, oops .

thread title indicated both platforms. It's always difficult because really the subject is tracking of ebay and amazon account with a dongle. That's more related to the IP part of the forum.

Originally Posted by YvlEye

Why would the distinct IPs not work on Amazon the same way they do on eBay?

amazon looks for similarities. Think about the same IP range on the same dongle.

I think alarm bells.

[vogeltron]

Originally Posted by GreenBean

I would never run amazon ghosts account in this manner.

Yes, Ghost accounts are a completely different beast.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by Mr. Escalade

So I'm currently running 3 separate stealth and ghost accounts with 3 laptops and 3 separate dongles. (paying about $60/month for each of the data plans)

Looking to start up several more accounts but I wanted to know if it is possible to just use 1 dongle for several different accounts/laptops?

1 dongle can work if the IPs are tracked and different. You also need to make sure that you aren't selling the same stuff across the accounts - make them look different

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by rsot

1 dongle can work if the IPs are tracked and different. You also need to make sure that you aren't selling the same stuff across the accounts - make them look different

Tell me which dongle in the UK will offer that then?