Question about IP addresses

Retailer77 · #1 02-04-2016

I am reading through eBay Stealth, and it states that for every new account to create a new user ID on your computer. In the book it states that every user ID on the computer will have a different IP address.
But it then goes on to say you only need to change your IP address between different ebay and paypal account, and then it goes on to show how to change your IP address.

I am a bit confused..he states that a different user ID already will have a separate IP address..so why would you even need to change the IP address if you are managing the new account under a different user ID?

JamesNorth101 · #2 02-04-2016

You need to change your public IP address

You can use VPN, your home internet connect, dongles, mobile tethering ect to do that

GreenBean · #3 02-04-2016

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Originally Posted by Retailer77

I am reading through eBay Stealth, and it states that for every new account to create a new user ID on your computer. In the book it states that every user ID on the computer will have a different IP address.
But it then goes on to say you only need to change your IP address between different ebay and paypal account, and then it goes on to show how to change your IP address.

I am a bit confused..he states that a different user ID already will have a separate IP address..so why would you even need to change the IP address if you are managing the new account under a different user ID?

If you run mutliple accounts you need a new IP for each account to not link yourself.

You would also consider making sure to have different ISPs to look different and not get linked.

Retailer77 · #4 02-04-2016

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Originally Posted by GreenBean

If you run mutliple accounts you need a new IP for each account to not link yourself.

You would also consider making sure to have different ISPs to look different and not get linked.

But he states in the book that each new User ID created on your computer DOES have different IP address...Im confused?

Retailer77 · #5 02-04-2016

My mistake guys...it was cookies and flash objects which were different for every user ID.
My apologies

JamesNorth101 · #6 02-04-2016

Always worth asking questions if you are not 100% sure. Its the best way to learn in combination with reading and reading on the forum

GreenBean · #7 02-04-2016

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Originally Posted by Retailer77

My mistake guys...it was cookies and flash objects which were different for every user ID.
My apologies

Dont be sorry.

Ask before making accounts .

Do consider what I said. Since you mentioned you will be selling the same items, you need to look entirely different.

Retailer77 · #8 02-04-2016

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Originally Posted by GreenBean

Dont be sorry.

Ask before making accounts .

Do consider what I said. Since you mentioned you will be selling the same items, you need to look entirely different.

Thanks, but what exactly is an ISP?

GreenBean · #9 02-04-2016

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Originally Posted by Retailer77

Thanks, but what exactly is an ISP?

Internet Service Provider...

Different companies supply/provide the means to access the internet

Retailer77 · #10 02-04-2016

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Originally Posted by GreenBean

Internet Service Provider...

Dofferent companies supply/provide the means to access the internet

I am currently with optimum.
So you mean for every account a different service provider?
Is it really necessary?

Jennifer91 · #11 02-04-2016

It's important to change IP's even for newer accounts so it has it's own history under a VPN. Let's say 1 account goes down and anything linked on that IP will go down as well creating a link between accounts. I've lost 20 like this in the past. Do you want to risk it and have all that money go bye bye for 6 months?

Learn from others mistakes and the Stealth Book gives you advice and people on here so do take it do not fight it! It's best in the long run for you.

GreenBean · #12 02-04-2016

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Originally Posted by Jennifer91

It's important to change IP's even for newer accounts so it has it's own history under a VPN. Let's say 1 account goes down and anything linked on that IP will go down as well creating a link between accounts. I've lost 20 like this in the past. Do you want to risk it and have all that money go bye bye for 6 months?

Learn from others mistakes and the Stealth Book gives you advice and people on here so do take it do not fight it! It's best in the long run for you.

What has a VPN got to do with this?

Nothing

My comments are addessed to methods of using the internet with different providers.

VPN is not the only way.

Mitsu · #13 02-04-2016

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Originally Posted by Retailer77

I am currently with optimum.
So you mean for every account a different service provider?
Is it really necessary?

I wouldn't say *necessary* but it's a bonus to the accounts security... if you go the VPN route it's easy to have different 'service providers'.

Jennifer91 · #14 02-04-2016

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Originally Posted by GreenBean

What has a VPN got to do with this?

Nothing

My comments are addessed to methods of using the internet with different providers.

VPN is not the only way.

Hello GB,

Can't wait to pm you.

"so why would you even need to change the IP address if you are managing the new account under a different user ID?" I was replying to this part. Maybe I misunderstood it or read it wrong.

technokidd1 · #15 02-04-2016

So I just want to clarify something, If I use my phones wireless internet connection on my laptop and make new windows user accounts. Those accounts are bullet proof? Considering that I do know how to run and manage a stealth account.

rsot · #16 02-04-2016

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Originally Posted by technokidd1

So I just want to clarify something, If I use my phones wireless internet connection on my laptop and make new windows user accounts. Those accounts are bullet proof? Considering that I do know how to run and manage a stealth account.

No account is bulletproof per say BUT you are using the cell phone as a tether and that is a GOOD source for different IP. It will work for stealth

Jennifer91 · #17 02-04-2016

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Originally Posted by rsot

No account is bulletproof per say BUT you are using the cell phone as a tether and that is a GOOD source for different IP. It will work for stealth

Yup for sure use this already.

But sucks because at times it is very slow.

meoshisha · #18 02-04-2016

The book is a basic knowledge for you to get to know how stealth works. Sometimes it outdated a bit. Technology changes everyday, eBay does. Don't use Ally & Capital One bank, as both of them are blacklisted by PP

GreenBean · #19 02-04-2016

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Originally Posted by technokidd1

So I just want to clarify something, If I use my phones wireless internet connection on my laptop and make new windows user accounts. Those accounts are bullet proof? Considering that I do know how to run and manage a stealth account.

No, no, no,.

No such thing as a bullet proof account.

technokidd1 · #20 02-05-2016

Which option the best and explain why?
1. Tethering Smartphone 4G Data
2. Comcast Xfinity Wireless Router
3. Xfinity Local Hotspots
4. VPN's such as (Hotspot Shield, PureVPN)

I've been using option number 4 for 2 years now on all of my accounts without an issue. I know many are going to it's the worst but I beg to differ.

meoshisha · #21 02-05-2016

VPN is perfect, because you can use it to login to your accounts in anywhere, especially when you travel. 4G/hotspots are just temporary situation, they are cheap but the IP is not dedicated, and when you travel outside of the US, you couldn't login into your accounts, and it also take a lot of time to reset/changing the IP.

GreenBean · #22 02-05-2016

Two threads on the same topic!!!!!

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