How to utilize purchased IPBurger IP

[vrajabihari]

This may sound like a n00b question, but I must ask it.

How is everyone utilizing their Residential IPs purchased from IPBurger?

Are you downloading a client like Incognition and running it through there?
Or is there a better way to so?


(I have one legit stealth account running through a family members name, I am using my home IP address to access that one and my Norton Security is always with a UK VPN activated.)
(I would like to set up a second stealth account, I have a spare laptop and 3 Dedicate Ips and one Residential IP from IPBurger. I have failed a few attempts setting up new accounts through my Dedicated IPs, ran through Incognition)

Please some helpful advice in perfecting the strategy?

Thank you


Thank you

[SaiJin]

You don't want to use dedicated IPs to MAKE accounts.
You use residential IPs to do that.

NO, no incognito, just install it on the browser and use it normally.

[vrajabihari]

Thank you sir.

I have now installed the IPBurger Firefox plug-in.


Here are a few more questions;

1) Is the Static Residential plan okay for Creating Stealth Accounts?
What is the notable difference between Residential and Static Residential in relation to creating Stealth Accounts.

2) I am seeing many people strongly indicating that tethering to a mobile hotspot is just as effective, if not more effective, than using IP plans.
What is the official perspective on this?
If that is the case, why are IP plans still promoted, as almost everyone can access mobile hotspots?

3) Would I be correct to assume that once we run our IP for the first time (on a new User account, that our browser history, cookies and flash object activity will all be zero?
If so, would that not be something the eBay bots will flag i.e complete lack of tracking activity?
I could not find anything in the stealth guide that referred specifically to building browser history/fingerprint before creating Stealth Accounts.


Thanks
Is it necessary

[smokemdude]

Residential IP addresses from IPBurger do not work either. I suspect we are all being scammed by them.

I have much better luck with just a VPN..

This message will probably get removed. I suspect that aspkin is in cohorts with them..

[vrajabihari]

Good evening sir,

I tried sending you a DM, but apparently I am too new.
Would you care to share the VPN strategy which is a success for you?

I also saw a thread where you were stating that the email address legitimacy is also important.
Have you confirmed that? Ie, Is it best to age email addresses and have them linked to social media profiles?


I am new to the Stealth game, I would appreciate a brief run down of the steps you take in account creation.

Appreciate your time.
Shaun

[smokemdude]

gmail accounts work every time.
speedtalk sim cards work every time.
cost to set this up: $5
don't waste money on the residential IPs they offerr, they don't work any better than switching your VPN address.

[vrajabihari]

So there is no need to age the gmail account first, or connect it to social media?

Is that what you do, switch your VPN address?
Or is there a more effective method?

Also, would I be correct to assume that once we run our IP for the first time (on a new User account, that our browser history, cookies and flash object activity will all be zero?
If so, would that not be something the eBay bots will flag i.e complete lack of tracking activity?

[degsey69]

Originally Posted by vrajabihari

So there is no need to age the gmail account first, or connect it to social media?

Is that what you do, switch your VPN address?
Or is there a more effective method?

Also, would I be correct to assume that once we run our IP for the first time (on a new User account, that our browser history, cookies and flash object activity will all be zero?
If so, would that not be something the eBay bots will flag i.e complete lack of tracking activity?

There is no need to age a Gmail account eBay can not tell it’s age.

Forget V P N when creating an account on eBay just use a mobile phone as a hotspot or purchase a cheap UK SIM card so you can hotspot it and have a phone number.
The more you try to hide the IP and telephone number etc, the easier it is for their bots to detect and take the account down.
Best thing is to hide in plain sight.

[vrajabihari]

Originally Posted by degsey69

There is no need to age a Gmail account eBay can not tell it’s age.

Forget V P N when creating an account on eBay just use a mobile phone as a hotspot or purchase a cheap UK SIM card so you can hotspot it and have a phone number.
The more you try to hide the IP and telephone number etc, the easier it is for their bots to detect and take the account down.
Best thing is to hide in plain sight.

What about the fingerprint, should we make a conscious effort to build a web fingerprint on a new user account before creating an account?

If so, how much time and activity of browsing would be recommended?

[rsot]

Originally Posted by vrajabihari

What about the fingerprint, should we make a conscious effort to build a web fingerprint on a new user account before creating an account?

If so, how much time and activity of browsing would be recommended?

Are you truly in the UK? You can use mobile phone as hotspot. I like browsing and bidding for 2-4 weeks before selling but that's my own approach

[vrajabihari]

Originally Posted by rsot

Are you truly in the UK? You can use mobile phone as hotspot. I like browsing and bidding for 2-4 weeks before selling but that's my own approach

Yes I am in the UK.

Yeah I get that about the 2-4 weeks browsing and bidding on the new account.

But, I am referring to web browsing and generating a web fingerprint on the User account before creating the new account.
As obviously eBay will see that the IP accessing the site does not have any previous browser history or tracking info, if it is a new User account etc.

[degsey69]

Originally Posted by vrajabihari

Yes I am in the UK.

Yeah I get that about the 2-4 weeks browsing and bidding on the new account.

But, I am referring to web browsing and generating a web fingerprint on the User account before creating the new account.
As obviously eBay will see that the IP accessing the site does not have any previous browser history or tracking info, if it is a new User account etc.

You can create a web footprint before creating a stealth account, personally I do not think it matters. It after creating the stealth account as a buyer account before listing that matters. I would browse the listings on eBay especially the category you are going to list in, I would also go to other ecommerce websites as well. After a couple of weeks then list your first item.

[vrajabihari]

Originally Posted by degsey69

You can create a web footprint before creating a stealth account, personally I do not think it matters. It after creating the stealth account as a buyer account before listing that matters. I would browse the listings on eBay especially the category you are going to list in, I would also go to other ecommerce websites as well. After a couple of weeks then list your first item.

I have had a few new stealths get immediate suspension right after making a purchase, almost right after paying.
Did not make any listings.

They were new user accounts, all new details, mobile proxy, new bank account, stealth name, fresh address, new email.

The only thing I can think of is that they are seeing that the IP accessing has a lack of fingerprint...
Any other ideas?

Any

[degsey69]

They also look at the stealth name and address and run database checks which if not a reasonable match can cause suspension of the account.

[vrajabihari]

Originally Posted by degsey69

They also look at the stealth name and address and run database checks which if not a reasonable match can cause suspension of the account.

On the ones mentioned that I just attempted, they were legit and clean details.

[aaa7z5]

Originally Posted by smokemdude

Residential IP addresses from IPBurger do not work either. I suspect we are all being scammed by them.

I have much better luck with just a VPN..

This message will probably get removed. I suspect that aspkin is in cohorts with them..

I have found myself a much better option for 1/10th the price, they arent bad, its just so much money to put down if you arent very sure you will not trash the IP, which happens like THAT if you arent careful...good to have a couple of IPs on hand to replace the blown ones.

Also, I dont trust those extensions, had trouble before with my real IP leaking..software issues are too deep for me to foolproof.