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Originally Posted by mhhbizz (Post 766260)

looks good. do you have any customers that use them for amazon/ebay?

Originally Posted by phaz0rz (Post 766385)

Looks like a really cool concept, but I'd be afraid to be the first to test this with Ebay. I don't have any accounts I'm willing to risk but I'm sure you will find someone willing to try it out. I assumed your post was just spam at first but you're very polite and reasonable in your follow-up post. But my opinion means nothing, so I guess you will need to wait on Aspkin's approval, lol.

Does you software support VPNs? And could you elaborate a little bit on exactly how it works? Virtualized environments hosted online? I've browsed over your website but couldn't find any specific details on how it all works..

Originally Posted by yotano211 (Post 766408)

I would like to help out, I have some accounts that I can test it out on.

My are just normal US accounts that dont use a VPN.

Originally Posted by MLADen (Post 766465)

Thanks :) I actually read forum rules before posting but they say nothing about my case. Will shoot a PM to Aspkin if nothing comes from support side.

I am aware that MLA lacks documentation right now, we are working on it. In short, MultiLoginApp is a browser launcher that forces each browser window to use a certain configuration. It means each browser window can have unique fingerprints and use a unique IP. Moreover, these fingerprints remain consistent over time (as if it was a regular machine).

Additionally, in some configurations a special browser is used (called StealthFox). It is currently in closed beta testing phase and will be released soon. In short, MLA+StealthFox is the exact configuration used to fool Google's and Facebook's fingerprinting mechanisms.

Now regarding your question about VPN support. MultiLoginApp connection can be routed via VPN as every other type of connection. However, the point of using MultiLoginApp is to be able run different sessions simultaneously, each with different IP and unique fingerprints. Anonymous proxies serve better for this purpose.




Thanks. I will count you in but first want to get an answer from Aspkin support.

Originally Posted by Play (Post 766497)

@MLADen - The purpose of us routing via VPN is that we already have dedicated IP's that we use with each of our browsers/accounts.

The use of proxies (shared IP's) would compromise our plan.

Originally Posted by MLADen (Post 766270)

Unfortunately not. Or at least I am not aware of them. But that's the exact reason why I came here :)

In short, we have customers successfully using one specific configuration of MultiLoginApp for creating stealth Adwords and running multiple Facebook Ads accounts. So we thought that managing stealth ebay accounts might be possible too.

Because we have no experience with creating stealth ebay accounts, we cannot test this on our own. For this reason I wanted to offer 5 free licenses to reputable members here, so they could perform necessary testing and report results to other members.

Currently I am waiting for an answer from Aspkin support, want to make sure that such offer won't be considered as spam here.

Originally Posted by 123 (Post 766694)

The problem with proxies is their ips are extremely over-abused even the ones that claim to be "fresh" and dedicated are far from it, because when a customer cancels their plan with them they just reissue those ips to the next customer, and considering the extremely high turnover that proxies have because most customers just buy them for short term usage

Their ips are passed along thousands of times within short periods of time, so you got to get really lucky and choose one that isn't blacklisted already and then hope that they don't become blacklisted in the near future