Changing IP Address discovery

[klu]

Ok so I have been wondering how to do this for a while. So I decided to do an experiment with my internet.

I have the Virgin Mobile Overdrive pro. I checked my IP on IPBurger.com then shut it down. When it restarted I got a new IP!!!!! Now I have tried this several times and I get a new IP ever single time which is fantastic!!!

My only issue now is that the IP it gives me everytime I restart is in a different part of the country. Once in DC, Once in Maryland, etc.

1) Is this an Issue or is it best to stick to one IP per user account for a while instead on logging on with a new one every single time?

2) I have also been reading up on IP Trackers rather than keeping a manual Excel file. Is this smart and do they even work?

any response is appreciated on this subject.

Thanks.

[pichetpipit]

My experiences is even the IP change but as long as it's in the US then it should be fine.

[hercheys]

yea, there different ways though, did you check if your IP says Static or dynamic?

One quick way to changing your IP address through Lynksys, which is less trouble and you get a local IP address which is better.

PM me if you need instructions.

[klu]

I do not know if it static or dynamic. I am guessing dynamic. Another interesting thing is that I also checked my IP using whatismyipaddress.com. My device is a wireless broadband hotspot that can connect up to 5 devices. This website shows my type of connection as "dial-up" which I suppose will account for the new IP every time....which is strange considering it is a 3G/4G Device.

I just did not want the constant new IP to raise any flags on the new stealth accounts I am about to create. Right now I am at the opening bank accounts stage.

What about using an IP Tracker instead of an Excel Sheet. Anyone using those?

[Futuremogul888]

This is always the case with Sprint mobile broadband in strong markets. They will give you IPs from all over the country and have almost an infinite range. This makes them perfect for stealth and is why I'm always recommending Sprint wholly owned networks (Clear is still a question mark because sprint gives them limited bandwidth on their Wimax network) for stealth.

[jackson2234]

Originally Posted by hercheys

yea, there different ways though, did you check if your IP says Static or dynamic?

One quick way to changing your IP address through Lynksys, which is less trouble and you get a local IP address which is better.

PM me if you need instructions.

I have a Lynksys wireless router with motorola surfboard modem with dynamic IP.

No matter what i do i cant figure out how to change the IP.

Please help.

[AuctionsDenied]

have you changed the address of the router, before resetting it?

Originally Posted by jackson2234

I have a Lynksys wireless router with motorola surfboard modem with dynamic IP.

No matter what i do i cant figure out how to change the IP.

Please help.

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by klu

I do not know if it static or dynamic. I am guessing dynamic. Another interesting thing is that I also checked my IP using whatismyipaddress.com. My device is a wireless broadband hotspot that can connect up to 5 devices. This website shows my type of connection as "dial-up" which I suppose will account for the new IP every time....which is strange considering it is a 3G/4G Device.

I just did not want the constant new IP to raise any flags on the new stealth accounts I am about to create. Right now I am at the opening bank accounts stage.

What about using an IP Tracker instead of an Excel Sheet. Anyone using those?

Your ISP is dynamic. Such changes will be no issue for ebay/paypal provided your accounts are made with the user accounts, cookies etc.

I prefer to have both Excel & the IP tracker. It's no extra task ( for me) to use them. That way I can reassure myself I am operating as correctly as possible in stealth mode.
Good Luck with these ventures.