Is ipburger work fine for new users?

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Originally Posted by Goodprofi13

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What proxies are good for ebay ? Resident or fresh?

Try to avoid proxies but if needed, resident

[thnq]

Originally Posted by SaiJin

If you are creating an account, use Residential IP

for maintaining you'll need 1 fresh VPN per account

If Residential IP is dynamic, can I use a Residential Proxy plan for creating and maintaining multiple accounts?

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Originally Posted by thnq

If Residential IP is dynamic, can I use a Residential Proxy plan for creating and maintaining multiple accounts?

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If Residential IP is dynamic, don't need a proxy plan - are you in the USA as your flag suggests?

[orora]

I started using residential proxies yesterday but I found that I get same Ip whatever what I change and it was same ip for hours after contacting support they keep telling me same words. It has been 28 hours and I still not able to use proxies

[SaiJin]

Originally Posted by orora

I started using residential proxies yesterday but I found that I get same Ip whatever what I change and it was same ip for hours after contacting support they keep telling me same words. It has been 28 hours and I still not able to use proxies

Is this the IPBurger residential IP ?

1. what did support say?
2. in the code somewhere it should say something like "Sesstime-30"

This means it'll change every 30 min.

[ilan316]

Originally Posted by SaiJin

If you are creating an account, use residential IP

for maintaining you'll need 1 fresh VPN per account

after creating a stealth account using residential IP , when should i move to VPN ?

[qwegong123]

Originally Posted by SaiJin

Is this the IPBurger residential IP ?

1. what did support say?
2. in the code somewhere it should say something like "Sesstime-30"

This means it'll change every 30 min.

I also encountered IP duplication with IPBurger's US dynamic residential IP. For IPBurger's UK dynamic IP, it switches every 2-3 seconds, not half an hour. The UK IP switches so fast that it can't be used to register an account.

[SaiJin]

Originally Posted by qwegong123

I also encountered IP duplication with IPBurger's US dynamic residential IP. For IPBurger's UK dynamic IP, it switches every 2-3 seconds, not half an hour. The UK IP switches so fast that it can't be used to register an account.

It's fine... the only thing that matters is the ISP which you have covered in IPburger already.

[qwegong123]

Originally Posted by SaiJin

It's fine... the only thing that matters is the ISP which you have covered in IPburger already.

The customer service of ipburger also told me that if I keep the isp unchanged, there will be no problem. In fact this is a lie. From my experience with ipburger, if you keep your IP stable during your eBay account registration, you will almost never be asked by eBay for additional SMS or email verification codes. However, if your IP keeps changing, you will always be asked to provide a verification code, even if you have just provided it, and you will receive an email notification that your eBay account is abnormally logged in. So do you still think that the IP change has no effect? ipburger's US residential dynamic IP can basically be guaranteed to be stable within 20 minutes of registration, but he will often have duplicate IPs. ipburger's UK residential dynamic IP will change frequently, and your IP will even change dozens of times during your registration. Since your IP keeps changing, you will also be frequently asked to provide a verification code to continue the operation. So ipburger is not suitable for registering a new account until the IP stability is solved.

[ati63]

Interesting...

[Hank]

Originally Posted by qwegong123

if you keep your IP stable during your eBay account registration, you will almost never be asked by eBay for additional SMS or email verification codes. However, if your IP keeps changing, you will always be asked to provide a verification code, even if you have just provided it, and you will receive an email notification that your eBay account is abnormally logged in.

This had crossed my mind, that a constantly changing IP address will trigger SMS verification when you log out and log back in again.

Not a biggie for most, I can remain logged in for days on end.

That said, I suspect that a changing IP wont be the one thing alone which triggers an SMS, if your account is stable, same browser, cookies in place and a good IP source then I don't expect to be constantly asked to verify via SMS.

Time will tell but certainly something worth thinking about.

Maybe some folk would be better off with Static IP's?

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Originally Posted by qwegong123

I also encountered IP duplication with IPBurger's US dynamic residential IP. For IPBurger's UK dynamic IP, it switches every 2-3 seconds, not half an hour. The UK IP switches so fast that it can't be used to register an account.

Every 2-3 seconds...sounds odd