Best internet type for multiple accounts?

N7 Shadow · #1 03-12-2015

I currently have Charter cable internet. I have a strong feeling that this is not going to work out well. From reading the Stealth Book it looks like dial-up would work best for me. My Charter account sucks because I can only have 1 device hooked up at a time. I can't even have my Xbox & laptop hooked up the same time & I hate that!

I used to have DSL through Centurylink but they kept raising the price constantly. I told them I'm not going to pay more than $60 a month for internet & phone. I put $60 aside for internet & phone & that's it! But they still kept trying to push my bill up over $60. So I ditched them.

I want to run multiple ebay accounts without any hassles from IP's. I need to set up the easiest system possible. I was reading the Stealth Book on how to manually change my cable IP using ipconfig release & renew. That's really a huge hassle (if it even works).

So what is the easiest, most efficient & stress free method to running multiple accounts? I don't like Charter cable so getting rid of them isn't a problem.

thready · #2 03-13-2015

don't get a cable and phone service from charter because they will give you one of those modems that won't allow you to change ip easily.

N7 Shadow · #3 03-13-2015

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Originally Posted by thready

don't get a cable and phone service from charter because they will give you one of those modems that won't allow you to change ip easily.

Yeah, I need to change. I'm trying to figure out what the best solution is.

thready · #4 03-13-2015

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Originally Posted by N7 Shadow

Yeah, I need to change. I'm trying to figure out what the best solution is.

I tried it all except for dailup.

I'd have to say vps is the best in my experience.

SilentHill · #5 03-14-2015

phone tethering is GOLD

Artann · #6 03-14-2015

Hotwire is best for steal if you have it. It automatically changes ip every time your fire up a virtual matching. You can even run multiple virtual accounts at the same time and they all will have a different ip. It was like hitting a jackpot when I discovered Hotwire!!!

thready · #7 03-14-2015

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Originally Posted by SilentHill

phone tethering is GOLD

When you tether, can you manage 10 ebay accounts all at once or you must exit one account then open up another?

jeffweico · #8 03-14-2015

I think dialup is best for stealth, except that it is slow.

Why? Because you can get an IP anywhere in the country by dialing in to that area and the information transmitted is more limited.

Artann · #9 03-14-2015

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Originally Posted by thready

When you tether, can you manage 10 ebay accounts all at once or you must exit one account then open up another?

You have to exit and change the ip.

Dmshark25 · #10 03-14-2015

I started using a verizon Jetpack MiFi 7 months now and it is great, it has 4G LTE AND XLTE SERVICE

So the speed is fast and now it has LTE speeds with Double the Bandwidth, and Verizon has a giant IP pool

I log every IP and simply pushing an on/off button gets a new IP and they rarely repeat, if it happens I just switch in/ off and get a new

Before I relied a lot in Comcast and changing the IP through my router, and also used my IPADS one with Tmobile and another with ATT , but they have extremely limited IP pools

Now this one device makes life so much easier, I get faster speeds than Comcast and a seemingly unlimited IP pool all from a tiny portable device

rsot · #11 03-14-2015

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Originally Posted by jeffweico

I think dialup is best for stealth, except that it is slow.

Why? Because you can get an IP anywhere in the country by dialing in to that area and the information transmitted is more limited.

Landline + unlimited worldwide long-distance (monthly fee involved) = gold for dial-up.

horribly slow though, true

Dmshark25 · #12 03-14-2015

I couldn't even imagine going back to using dial up, is it the same as it was back in the day with all that noise when the modem is connecting to the Internet?

MM78 · #13 03-14-2015

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Originally Posted by Dmshark25

I couldn't even imagine going back to using dial up, is it the same as it was back in the day with all that noise when the modem is connecting to the Internet?

The Sound of dial-up Internet - YouTube

Dmshark25 · #14 03-14-2015

Nice!! Brings back memories, it used to buy time, like you had so many minutes or hours you could use a month and if you went over they would kill you, like a cellphone bill