Chromebook for account creation?

[stealthsystems]

What do you think of using a Chromebook to make accounts? I am currently trying to wipe it completely clean between accounts, because I made 3, and on the first one the listing went live, but then the other two never had their listing go live after 24 hours, and then all 3 got suspended. My suspicion is the user accounts linked them somehow.

Would you disable any google/chromebook features or add any extensions? I am using a hotspot off my phone data to get a new IP, and the default chrome browser.

[PepsiCoin]

Originally Posted by stealthsystems

What do you think of using a Chromebook to make accounts? I am currently trying to wipe it completely clean between accounts, because I made 3, and on the first one the listing went live, but then the other two never had their listing go live after 24 hours, and then all 3 got suspended. My suspicion is the user accounts linked them somehow.

Would you disable any google/chromebook features or add any extensions? I am using a hotspot off my phone data to get a new IP, and the default chrome browser.

If you try to list right away after creating an account. you most likely will get suspended should wait 1 month minimum before listing again...

[stealthsystems]

Originally Posted by PepsiCoin

If you try to list right away after creating an account. you most likely will get suspended should wait 1 month minimum before listing again...

I am going to split test this for sure, but I've seen account sellers on here mention how they put up their first listing within 24 hours of creation, and as long as the the account is created in a solid way there should be no suspension.

[rsot]

In what category are you listing right away?

[stealthsystems]

Originally Posted by rsot

In what category are you listing right away?

I have been listing mostly under 'pet supply'. I have been taking my own pictures of dog toys I have laying around, emailing them from my phone to the stealth account email, then uploading them to Pixlr and resaving them to wipe the EXIF data, and then using those pictures on eBay.

[aspkin]

Originally Posted by stealthsystems

I have been listing mostly under 'pet supply'. I have been taking my own pictures of dog toys I have laying around, emailing them from my phone to the stealth account email, then uploading them to Pixlr and resaving them to wipe the EXIF data, and then using those pictures on eBay.

Seems low risk enough.

I would look at the actual account being created.. it's got to have some red flags to it that make it an instant suspension on listing.

What account details are you using for creation?

[bjammin]

what are you using for phone numbers?

[stealthsystems]

Originally Posted by aspkin

Seems low risk enough.

I would look at the actual account being created.. it's got to have some red flags to it that make it an instant suspension on listing.

What account details are you using for creation?

I've been using random combinations of names and addresses. These are Canadian business accounts I am trying to make, by the way. I am not sure if they are cross referencing anything with a public database, I would be surprised if they were. The addresses I am using are in the same area as what the hotspot IP shows on Whoer.net.

I am trying again now, but previously I was using a VCC as the automatic payment method. I am going to try verifying the PayPal instead with a VCC and linking it to see if it makes a difference.

[stealthsystems]

Originally Posted by bjammin

what are you using for phone numbers?

I was using online text verification services, but I am going to try buying SIM cards from a gas station and using that. Unfortunately in Canada it costs almost $30 for each SIM Card+ Basic Plan just to get one text. I did it once before and it got suspended but on that attempt I used stock pictures for the first listing which makes that attempt questionable. I am trying to make Canadian business accounts by the way.

[SaiJin]

Online / internet text or phone won't work for the most part. Get a real phone, they are cheap.

It seems that you're making a ton of errors, if you want to make less mistakes and actually learn to do it the right way, start with the stealth guide.