general practices for running multiple accounts

[dsims2051]

Back in the day it was....

1. Have a seperate account on your computer for each ebay account

2. Use VPN that was in the city that the account was registered

...? That is all I remember?

Now I see people talking about proxies and VPS and all this other stuff....

What would you reccomend for general practices with running say 10 accounts?

How do you change your IP that often? I am seeing people talking about 4g hotspots which weren't really a thing last time I tried this.

How do you keep all account info seperate?

Thanks

[sax4]

1. Is still good advice.
2. Yeah that was always baloney.

If you're in the country where your accounts are registered then mobile IP is best, you disconnect and then reconnect and usually you'll be given a different IP

The user account method works well, if you have a speedy computer then switching between the users isn't much of an issue.

[degsey69]

Yup sax4 just about nailed it, using a mobile phone as a hot spot for each account and then refresh the ip when you go from account to account. Beats the rest.

[dsims2051]

Originally Posted by degsey69

Yup sax4 just about nailed it, using a mobile phone as a hot spot for each account and then refresh the ip when you go from account to account. Beats the rest.

ok thank you

[SaiJin]

Originally Posted by dsims2051

Back in the day it was....

1. Have a seperate account on your computer for each ebay account

2. Use VPN that was in the city that the account was registered

...? That is all I remember?

Now I see people talking about proxies and VPS and all this other stuff....

What would you reccomend for general practices with running say 10 accounts?

How do you change your IP that often? I am seeing people talking about 4g hotspots which weren't really a thing last time I tried this.

How do you keep all account info seperate?

Thanks

You're in USA, mobile phone hotspot is working for UK folks, but I'd steer away for USA residents.

VPS is a no.

VPN if from a reputable dealer like IPBurger is recommended.

You can also use the stealth guide methods (I'm still using it) .

And you can also reset your router for new IPs if you log them. But eventually you'll start running out of unused IPs. (happened to me)


So I personally just use Residential IP from IPBurger. It's just a LOT faster and efficient for account swapping.

[asot34]

I do use multiple accounts users on windows and each user have portable chrome its own, never had an issue

[agent006140]

There is a lady years ago posted here that she has ten PC and she goes from one to another in the same room,wonder how she is doing now.

[OldTom]

The simplest, if not the cheapest option is to have a dedicated V.P.N. for each user account.

The cheapest, if a little frustrating at times, it to use a mobile hotspot via a phone or MiFi unit. This option will work just fine. Do not worry about recording the IP's the pool is so massive the chances or a recent repeat are slim. Just be sure it changes when you move between accounts.

[newjerseymax]

Originally Posted by agent006140

There is a lady years ago posted here that she has ten PC and she goes from one to another in the same room,wonder how she is doing now.

I’ve gone 10 acts per PC…. I dunno… just felt like I was hedging in case anything bad happens…

[ltcd005]

Originally Posted by agent006140

There is a lady years ago posted here that she has ten PC and she goes from one to another in the same room,wonder how she is doing now.

lol
just for fun

[Karlis96]

Originally Posted by sax4

1. Is still good advice.
2. Yeah that was always baloney.

If you're in the country where your accounts are registered then mobile IP is best, you disconnect and then reconnect and usually you'll be given a different IP

The user account method works well, if you have a speedy computer then switching between the users isn't much of an issue.

How did you manage to change Canvas ID between those accounts? They all should be same by default…

[agent006140]

Originally Posted by sax4

1. Is still good advice.
2. Yeah that was always baloney.

If you're in the country where your accounts are registered then mobile IP is best, you disconnect and then reconnect and usually you'll be given a different IP

The user account method works well, if you have a speedy computer then switching between the users isn't much of an issue.

Good English,no spelling error,too bad it cant be translated into Sanskrit.

[Enid Nathaniei]

Originally Posted by sax4

1. Is still good advice.
2. Yeah that was always baloney.

If you're in the country where your accounts are registered then mobile IP is best, you disconnect and then reconnect and usually you'll be given a different IP

The user account method works well, if you have a speedy computer then switching between the users isn't much of an issue.

Yes,very good practice.

[SaiJin]

Originally Posted by Enid Nathaniei

Yes,very good practice.

Start reading the stealth guide....