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saigor564 12-09-2024 06:52 PM

Cookies and browsing history for guest account purchasing
 
I want to buy on ebay as a guest and gain ebay's trust of my profile. What sort of browsing history and cookie state do i need before and when buying on ebay as a guest in order for them not to get suspicious of my account and suspend my account. What do I need to do for them to trust me to make purchases for expensive items?

SaiJin 12-09-2024 07:06 PM

Re: Cookies and browsing history for guest account purchasing
 
You just buy like a normal person if all you're doing is just buying.... nothing to it at all.

saigor564 12-09-2024 07:14 PM

Re: Cookies and browsing history for guest account purchasing
 
i'm creating stealth accounts for buying as a guest. I've read when creating ebay accounts you need to browse the web for several days and have a developed cookie. But what about when it comes to guest account? For instance, I want to be able to buy a £600 item and ship it to a click & collect address with contact details of another person, and use my own card's name and billing details. Do i need to have a cookie presence on ebay already to do that?

rsot 12-10-2024 09:55 AM

Re: Cookies and browsing history for guest account purchasing
 

logitech888 10-06-2026 03:39 AM

Re: Cookies and browsing history for guest account purchasing
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by saigor564 (Post 1250691)
i'm creating stealth accounts for buying as a guest. I've read when creating ebay accounts you need to browse the web for several days and have a developed cookie. But what about when it comes to guest account? For instance, I want to be able to buy a £600 item and ship it to a click & collect address with contact details of another person, and use my own card's name and billing details. Do i need to have a cookie presence on ebay already to do that?

Lately ebay dont allow to do this unless you got long browsing history. like 2-3 weeks of real good browsing. Doesnt matter if it is antidetect browser or real device. rules are the same. Aftifraud blocks these type of purchases.

rsot 10-08-2026 08:01 AM

Re: Cookies and browsing history for guest account purchasing
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by agent006140 (Post 1272703)
I want to be able to buy a £600 item and ship it to a click & collect address with contact details of another person, and use my own card's name and billing details.
How does Ebay confirm your ship to address,just wonder,since it is a guest account?
and what would the seller do?

Feels like - in many cases - as long as payment goes through for a guest buyer and the address meets "google-type of address checking software", then the package would be sold without issue. Seller ships to the address provided by eb.

rsot 10-09-2026 06:59 AM

Re: Cookies and browsing history for guest account purchasing
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by agent006140 (Post 1272712)
Does Ebay verify the ship to address of a guest account?
Or does Ebay just verify his cc address?

Easier to just verify the payment method to the address - for example, cc matches all the AVS checks...


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