New User Account fingerprint/web history/cookies

[vrajabihari]

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.

Should we build a web fingerprint, history, etc before creating a new eBay account on a new computer/profile?

[rsot]

active discussion going on here; http://www.aspkin.com/forums/ip-addr...burger-ip.html

[vrajabihari]

Thanks.

I created the thread as I have asked the question in about 3 or 4 different way in that thread and still have not got an answer.

If anyone could shed some light, it would be appreciated.

TO CLARIFY, (again).

I am referring to BEFORE opening a new eBay Stealth account, on a NEW computer User Account.
Is it necessary to build up a browser profile/web history/fingerprint, before creating the new account.
As I have understood that eBay bots actively check your cookies/java images/fingerprint etc.

If IT IS necessary to build up some browsing history/activity on the User account BEFORE creating the new eBay account, how much would be considered necessary?

[degsey69]

The answer is yes, I would build up a browser history of looking at eBay listings and over the course of a few days. This would be through a buyer account, if you can buy on that account one or two times. So you need to do all the stealth things to create that account, also you do not need a new computer for eBay, just a user account in windows with the name of the stealth person.

[vrajabihari]

So you would say a few days of browsing on eBay would be sufficient to not get the backs of the eBay bots up when they start checking your fingerprint?

Also, you mentioned on a buyer's account.
Would that few day reccomendation still stand for a seller's account?

Or are you hinting at that it is a good idea to open a buyers account and if a few purchases go through without suspension, to upgrade to a seller account?

Thanks

[degsey69]

The buyer is just an account that you have not listed on yet, usually the scrutiny on these new accounts that have not listed yet is less and yes if you can make some purchases this strengthens the accounts validity. I also recommend that when you list offer a pickup from the account address, almost nobody uses that facility and it again strengthens the account.