How to login to an eBay account and start selling safely

RandomStranger927 · #1 04-04-2020

Hello guys, I've recently been banned on my personal eBay account, and even though everything I was selling was legit, they didn't "feel comfortable with my business", idk. Anyway, I've opened another backup account a couple months back with a VPN, and would like how to start using it for selling now without getting linked to this one. Do I need to clear cookies, change browser, VPN, what am I supposed to do in order to be able to open it. The account in question I've opened with NordVPN and on a VM, however I'd like to use it on my machine where I've used the other account, thanks for your advice.

StealthLannister · #2 04-04-2020

Make sure you spoof everything, disable webrtc, and check if DNS is leaking or not, new useragent, canvas fingerfrint

Let me take some time to give you the reason for that,

First still is the IP address
lots of guys only care about changed IP or not, but do not note WebRTC and DNS leak!
https://ipleak.net
https://whoer.net
Also, residential IPs get more trusted than datacenter IPs, You can learn more from here, Do not take much time for IP here,

Second, about browser fingerprint,
There are lots of browser fingerprint use different technology, one of most common is the canvas fingerprinting that others already noted, I suggest you easily check this website,
https://browserleaks.com/
Yes, Now you learn the reason why got suspicious, Okay, assume your IP address is 100% fine, If the issue is browser fingerprint, how to bypass?
There are 2 ways,

One is old ways, Clear cookie and hides all information as you wanted... just as you did

But It's not the best, why?
Let Facebook as a sample, those Data-driven companies already have you so much data...even you're not surfing for their website...

So. nowadays, mainly use spoof ways to prevent browser fingerprinting,
You check this post to learn more,
https://www.bestproxyreviews.com/how...ingerprinting/
So, not just spoof your fingerprinting, for big data company like Facebook, google, amazon, find some related website (interest related) to surf at first, implant your cookie and browsing history at first, then they give you a "user portrait", then not suspicious anymore

rsot · #3 04-05-2020

Welcome to the forum - all the best as you master stealth

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Karlis96 · #4 04-05-2020

Quote:

Originally Posted by StealthLannister

Make sure you spoof everything, disable webrtc, and check if DNS is leaking or not, new useragent, canvas fingerfrint

Let me take some time to give you the reason for that,

First still is the IP address
lots of guys only care about changed IP or not, but do not note WebRTC and DNS leak!
https://ipleak.net
https://whoer.net
Also, residential IPs get more trusted than datacenter IPs, You can learn more from here, Do not take much time for IP here,

Second, about browser fingerprint,
There are lots of browser fingerprint use different technology, one of most common is the canvas fingerprinting that others already noted, I suggest you easily check this website,
https://browserleaks.com/
Yes, Now you learn the reason why got suspicious, Okay, assume your IP address is 100% fine, If the issue is browser fingerprint, how to bypass?
There are 2 ways,

One is old ways, Clear cookie and hides all information as you wanted... just as you did

But It's not the best, why?
Let Facebook as a sample, those Data-driven companies already have you so much data...even you're not surfing for their website...

So. nowadays, mainly use spoof ways to prevent browser fingerprinting,
You check this post to learn more,
https://www.bestproxyreviews.com/how...ingerprinting/
So, not just spoof your fingerprinting, for big data company like Facebook, google, amazon, find some related website (interest related) to surf at first, implant your cookie and browsing history at first, then they give you a "user portrait", then not suspicious anymore

I do not understand about DNS

But can you tell me - this results can be problem of account suspension ?

https://imgur.com/xEQK50e

CaptainComedown · #5 04-05-2020

Quote:

Originally Posted by StealthLannister

Make sure you spoof everything, disable webrtc, and check if DNS is leaking or not, new useragent, canvas fingerfrint

Let me take some time to give you the reason for that,

First still is the IP address
lots of guys only care about changed IP or not, but do not note WebRTC and DNS leak!
https://ipleak.net
https://whoer.net
Also, residential IPs get more trusted than datacenter IPs, You can learn more from here, Do not take much time for IP here,

Second, about browser fingerprint,
There are lots of browser fingerprint use different technology, one of most common is the canvas fingerprinting that others already noted, I suggest you easily check this website,
https://browserleaks.com/
Yes, Now you learn the reason why got suspicious, Okay, assume your IP address is 100% fine, If the issue is browser fingerprint, how to bypass?
There are 2 ways,

One is old ways, Clear cookie and hides all information as you wanted... just as you did

But It's not the best, why?
Let Facebook as a sample, those Data-driven companies already have you so much data...even you're not surfing for their website...

So. nowadays, mainly use spoof ways to prevent browser fingerprinting,
You check this post to learn more,
https://www.bestproxyreviews.com/how...ingerprinting/
So, not just spoof your fingerprinting, for big data company like Facebook, google, amazon, find some related website (interest related) to surf at first, implant your cookie and browsing history at first, then they give you a "user portrait", then not suspicious anymore

Thank you for this info, the link to the browser print page is very helpful. Which solution do you use? I always used a fresh portable browser with WebRTC and flash blocked, and then either a mobile data IP or a VPN and have never run into problems before (although maybe I have and haven't realized). What should I add to my setup to make it more secure? The Chameleon browser app?

Sorry for the questions but I'm very curious about this

RandomStranger927 · #6 04-09-2020

Hey, thank you very much for the detailed reply, I'd also ask you if a virtual machine would be a simpler machine to this, combined with a VPN?

Quote:

Originally Posted by StealthLannister

Make sure you spoof everything, disable webrtc, and check if DNS is leaking or not, new useragent, canvas fingerfrint

Let me take some time to give you the reason for that,

First still is the IP address
lots of guys only care about changed IP or not, but do not note WebRTC and DNS leak!
https://ipleak.net
https://whoer.net
Also, residential IPs get more trusted than datacenter IPs, You can learn more from here, Do not take much time for IP here,

Second, about browser fingerprint,
There are lots of browser fingerprint use different technology, one of most common is the canvas fingerprinting that others already noted, I suggest you easily check this website,
https://browserleaks.com/
Yes, Now you learn the reason why got suspicious, Okay, assume your IP address is 100% fine, If the issue is browser fingerprint, how to bypass?
There are 2 ways,

One is old ways, Clear cookie and hides all information as you wanted... just as you did

But It's not the best, why?
Let Facebook as a sample, those Data-driven companies already have you so much data...even you're not surfing for their website...

So. nowadays, mainly use spoof ways to prevent browser fingerprinting,
You check this post to learn more,
https://www.bestproxyreviews.com/how...ingerprinting/
So, not just spoof your fingerprinting, for big data company like Facebook, google, amazon, find some related website (interest related) to surf at first, implant your cookie and browsing history at first, then they give you a "user portrait", then not suspicious anymore

abidmir51 · #7 04-11-2020

Do not use same address even in return address and use vps of good quality