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Ip address question fo experienced stealthers.
 

I use an At&t mobile wi-fi Internet device. I have a 30 gig plan for all my family's phones to share. My question is, am I using a single pool of ip adresses with my dedicated internet device? If I use the SAME sim in a NEW internet device will it generate different Ip addresses than the old device? Would a new sim with a new phone number generate New ip numbers on a old device? Or would those ip numbers be the same as with the old device? I recently moved to an area with a great 4G connection. I never logged ip addresses until this past may & I'm getting a lot of repeats already. I just want to know if i should start buying new wifi devices or if i need new sim cards.

I know this is a complicated question so thanks in advance.

Re: Ip address question fo experienced stealthers.
 

No matter how many devices or phones you buy the amounts of IP addresses that AT&T has available will not change. 4G connection typically has the biggest pool of IP addresses, so I would stay in that range.

Re: Ip address question fo experienced stealthers.
 

Verizon has a large IP Pool...especially with 3G.

Re: Ip address question fo experienced stealthers.
 

So buying a different device isn't really helpful, I's probably better to have multiple carriers rather than multiple internet devices.

I've been running a lot of accounts for a pretty long time,
It looks like pretty soon I wont be deciding which stealth account I will be shipping from next, my IP address may be making the decision for me!

I have been keeping a detailed log on an excel sheet which references IP addresses to the Stealth name. I've been lucky & had repeat numbers on the same account which I happen to be logging into at that same time, But normally I have to restart the device & wait for a new IP address.
Staying Undercover ain't cheap......:spy:

Re: Ip address question fo experienced stealthers.
 

Yes, try different ISP's. If cost is a big issue, and you have a home phone, you can get dial up Internet for cheap. But obviously it's slow. You get what you pay for basically. Other options are discussed throughout the forum. Searching for what interests you on the forum would be your best option to learn more about different ISP's and options on how to get connected.