Can ebay Track you buy using the same wireless printer

[treyeazy]

I have a few stealth accounts and I would like to print shipping labels directly from ebay with the same wireless printer. Can my accounts be linked by using the same wireless printer to print labels on different accounts?

[empirestate]

no you cannot be linked by printers

[treyeazy]

ok cool thank you

[rsot]

Don't worry about this - the printer won't link you

[treyeazy]

What about amazon, can they link you by using the same printer?

[rsot]

No Amazon does not either - you're safe!

[t3k]

im pretty sure they can only see ip and internet options at the very most

[onlineplay30]

can a wifi to go will be track by ebay?

[MM78]

Originally Posted by onlineplay30

can a wifi to go will be track by ebay?

Let me put it this way....ANY device that connects to the Internet and thus Ebay...can have the IP Logged by Ebay/PayPal, I don't care if it's a wifi on the go, VPN, VPS, Your Fridge, Your Toaster and so forth.

[Play]

Basically put, ebay, paypal and amazon see the IP of the device your using to connect to it.

[arktech]

Paypal and ebay can see your ip if you use black ink from refillable cartdridges in your wireless printer.

Test print a label and hold the paper label up to a light and see if your IP address water marked.

[Trustfund]

Lost 2 accounts the other day, was wearing the same pants as i was wearing when my old account got blacklisted, got linked, rookie mistake.

[phaz0rz]

Originally Posted by MM78

Let me put it this way....ANY device that connects to the Internet and thus Ebay...can have the IP Logged by Ebay/PayPal, I don't care if it's a wifi on the go, VPN, VPS, Your Fridge, Your Toaster and so forth.

Any devices on your home network will have the same public IP they access the internet with. All your devices are assigned local IP's by your router, but any internet-bound traffic will have the local IP removed. Your router strips the local IP from the packet and replaces it with your public IP before the packet goes out to the internet. In this instance, your router functions as a NAT. If not, there would be millions of computer on the internet with the same IP (192.168.0.1)

1 internet connection = 1 public IP, regardless of how many devices are on your home network.

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by Trustfund

Lost 2 accounts the other day, was wearing the same pants as i was wearing when my old account got blacklisted, got linked, rookie mistake.

But which direction where you sitting in when it happened?

Getting down to the nitty-gritty now.

Damn similarities eh?

[arktech]

Originally Posted by phaz0rz

Any devices on your home network will have the same public IP they access the internet with. All your devices are assigned local IP's by your router, but any internet-bound traffic will have the local IP removed. Your router strips the local IP from the packet and replaces it with your public IP before the packet goes out to the internet. In this instance, your router functions as a NAT. If not, there would be millions of computer on the internet with the same IP (192.168.0.1)

1 internet connection = 1 public IP, regardless of how many devices are on your home network.

or 192.168.1.1

[arktech]

Originally Posted by Trustfund

Lost 2 accounts the other day, was wearing the same pants as i was wearing when my old account got blacklisted, got linked, rookie mistake.

here's a tip next time wear the same pants inside out then the time after back to front and you will avoid linking but not avoid stinking