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ebanned 05-05-2013 11:28 AM

Fresh Windows Installation - Cookies Gone
 
What do people do if they totally start fresh with windows?

Im just about to start a stealth account under a new windows user, but in a few weeks im wanting to upgrade my motherboard and processor so ill be doing a fresh installation of Windows 7.

Is this advisable under stealth as all the cookies will be deleted?

My guess is that it is ok, but not advised.

Im just wondering what the deal with losing a few weeks worth of cookies will be on a new account, will it raise flags and make them contact me etc?

JamesNorth101 05-05-2013 11:31 AM

I think eBay understand that people do get new computers and laptops, so it happening as a one off would be fine. It becomes more of an issue when each time you log onto the site you have no cookies. I don't see any problem with it to be honest.

ebanned 05-05-2013 11:32 AM

Thanks James

Im just debating a new user account on my main PC or using an old PC for stealth...

JJGold 05-05-2013 11:32 AM

I switched my entire operation to a desktop and lost cookies on a couple of dozen + accounts and never had a problem. If you're worried simply clone your hard drive and transfer them to your new system.

ebanned 05-05-2013 11:37 AM

Sounds like im just being paranoid... But if in doubt, its always worth double checking these things. I dont want them calling me!

MM78 05-05-2013 11:44 AM

If you have to re-install Windows, you should be fine. Just have too re-add your user accounts. I don't think you will have any problems.

Ebayorbust 05-05-2013 11:45 AM

When you log into paypal / ebay for the first time on a new user account just dont attempt anything high risk like withdrawal or sending funds. Log in, browse and then log out. After that you should be fine.

MM78 05-05-2013 03:11 PM

Agree with ebayorbust, I forgot to mention his exact advice about getting some browsing History going.

golden_monkey 05-12-2013 07:22 PM

cookies can always be moved, back em up and transfer if you are worried.

sax4 05-13-2013 04:25 PM

It will say something like "looks like you.logged in from an unknown.device" and ask you security.questions like what street did you grow up on?. Sesame street? Course you did.

ass11078 05-13-2013 04:51 PM

You should back up your cookies with this http://mozbackup.jasnapaka.com is important to keep your same cookies to avoid ebay question so you don't get flaged

rsot 05-21-2013 12:48 PM

I had a recent issue when I had to use a new computer for a particular account - I logged in, browsed around for 1 week and some bidding - did not have problems when sales re-started. I will admit that the transfer of cookies was not an option I looked into.

ass11078 05-21-2013 02:34 PM

From time to time, I would reformatt my system and reload my cookies like nothing ever happened. I recommend this for any one to avoid issues. I remembered losing a few accounts due to cookies and I couldn't verify my accounts so ebay dropped the hammer on me! !!

rsot 05-21-2013 02:53 PM

Thanks ass11078 for the link - will see about shifting cookies to learn


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