is this a good vpn for ebay/paypal stealth?

[natit]

Free VPN • 100% Free PPTP and OpenVPN Service

so far its free and iv been using it for 10 days wihtout getting suspended. is it okay ? im a total noob when it comes to stealth. and its free.

[MM78]

You must like playing Russian Roulette!

Good Luck.

[natit]

i told you im a noob what does that mean?

[natit]

so far its working though its been 10 days and nothing?

[MM78]

There are other options:
1. Phone Tethering
2. Dongle (USB Modem)
3. DialUp

What you have to understand is the following: If you are using this free VPN...how many other people do you think are using the same service for the same purpose?

A lot of these VPN's are blacklisted and they are easily detectable because they are running on a set of IP's.

10 Days is not enough time to say "It works", you could still be banned/Limited at any moment but if you feel that your free VPN is working for you then I wish you the best of luck. Personally I would not touch a "Free" VPN.

[natit]

are there any cheap alternatives that u can pay for?

[MM78]

Dialup is cheap.
Pros: Probably a lot of IP's
Cons: Slow

[Researcher]

I recommend to get a dedicated VPN

[grahms]

When it comes to VPN - a static vpn is the way to go. However like stated earlier they may become blacklisted and all your hard work will be gone.

Purchase a dongle and log the IP's using one of the templates on the forum.

You'll be able to make lots of accounts

[natit]

Originally Posted by Researcher

I recommend to get a dedicated VPN

where can i get a dedicated vpn thats not to expensive?

[Sooner]

I use a Pantech aircard (purchased from Amazon) and have Verizon as my service provider. I have LOTS of different IP addresses for $50.00/month, plus tax, for 5GB of data ($10.00 for each GB over the initial 5GB/month). It's more expensive than dial up but very convenient and fast and worth every penny for my stealth eB accounts.

[rsot]

@natit, FREE services tend to be overused, abused and red-flagged by eB.

Are you really in Canada? Why not go for dongle (usb stick for wireless internet) or cellphone tethering (use your smartphone) or get a DSL provider (Bell or so).

[Mr. Invisible]

Dialup is a good choice but I can't tolerate that kind of speed anymore.

For my Lux & Can accounts, I use dedicated VPNs.

A Dedicated IP from a VPN service that doesnt show up in the 1st 10 pages of google is a good start for your search. There are several options out there for $10-$15 per month.

[stephie]

Originally Posted by Sooner

I use a Pantech aircard (purchased from Amazon) and have Verizon as my service provider. I have LOTS of different IP addresses for $50.00/month, plus tax, for 5GB of data ($10.00 for each GB over the initial 5GB/month). It's more expensive than dial up but very convenient and fast and worth every penny for my stealth eB accounts.

My questions is, can i use this device on my DESKTOP computer, which is hooked up to ATT Uverse . If I plug in this device does it override the connection I already have? Sorry, I don't know much about these things YET.'

[Sooner]

I use a Pantech aircard (purchased from Amazon) and have Verizon as my service provider. I have LOTS of different IP addresses for $50.00/month, plus tax, for 5GB of data ($10.00 for each GB over the initial 5GB/month). It's more expensive than dial up but very convenient and fast and worth every penny for my stealth eB accounts.

My questions is, can i use this device on my DESKTOP computer, which is hooked up to ATT Uverse . If I plug in this device does it override the connection I already have? Sorry, I don't know much about these things YET.'

The Pantech aircard can be used on your desktop, laptop or any device with a USB port. I use the Pantech with my desktop computer and my husband will occasionally use it (when we're traveling) with his laptop computer.

We have ATT Uverse (Static IP address) for our home service and I have to physically disconnect/unplug the ethernet cable from my desktop CPU for my computer to pick up the Verizon IP address/connection. I have IPBurger.com set as my start up screen on my stealth accounts and I log (in a notebook and on a spreadsheet) every Verizon IP address I use. If you're connecting your desktop computer via a wireless connection with your Uverse modem, you'll need to turn off the wireless Uverse connection when you connect using the Pantech aircard.

I hope this helps. Let me know if you have additional questions.

[stephie]

How exactly does it work? Can you use it on your desktop computer? Does your desktop computer have to be disconnected to the router/modem when you are using the aircard?

[jason20021]

Originally Posted by Sooner

I use a Pantech aircard (purchased from Amazon) and have Verizon as my service provider. I have LOTS of different IP addresses for $50.00/month, plus tax, for 5GB of data ($10.00 for each GB over the initial 5GB/month). It's more expensive than dial up but very convenient and fast and worth every penny for my stealth eB accounts.

Can you toggle between the IPs? Example: If I use IP 123 for one account and IP 456 for another account, can I manually select IP 123 when I want to log back into my first account.