iOffer Stealth Seller account

[DavidS]

Hello , Few questions .
I had few ioffer stores in the past , With stealth name and info .

I want to open new store , My questions are ,

1) Can i open stealth seller account using different country , different address than my real one (which means choose other country than israel) and verify it ?

2) what VCC cards support it ?

3) what will i do with the SMS PIN verification ? i mean when i choose other country ioffer system asking me to verify my identity by sending me SMS to the foreign country Mobile code i choose ...


any ideas how to deal with that ?
And to those that don't want to really help , don't ask why i want this \ that \ though \ the \ daaa .

Thanks

[rsot]

Would you be using IP from different country? How will you get it.

[sax4]

1. Yes
2. VCC, Entropay etc
3.Virtual phone number, or google "recieve sms free online", hope that they have a number for your country, and hope that number hasnt been used for ioffer already, or buy a prepay sim on Ebay and tell seller if he can just recieve the code and not bother posting the sim

[ilan316]

Originally Posted by DavidS

Hello , Few questions .
I had few ioffer stores in the past , With stealth name and info .

I want to open new store , My questions are ,

1) Can i open stealth seller account using different country , different address than my real one (which means choose other country than israel) and verify it ?

2) what VCC cards support it ?

3) what will i do with the SMS PIN verification ? i mean when i choose other country ioffer system asking me to verify my identity by sending me SMS to the foreign country Mobile code i choose ...


any ideas how to deal with that ?
And to those that don't want to really help , don't ask why i want this \ that \ though \ the \ daaa .

Thanks

1.Yes
2. you need to give ioffer a credit card that have the same details you gave in your first question.
3. buy a prepaid card from the mobile carriers.

[DavidS]

Originally Posted by sax4

1. Yes
2. VCC, Entropay etc
3.Virtual phone number, or google "recieve sms free online", hope that they have a number for your country, and hope that number hasnt been used for ioffer already, or buy a prepay sim on Ebay and tell seller if he can just recieve the code and not bother posting the sim

Thanks for your reply
1) VCC \ Entropay supports AVS ?
i mean would they pass the ioffer address verification process ?
can i use different country and they will support it ?

2) already googled and checked all free SMS sites , ioffer system only supports mobile and land lines verification , and most of this numbers either used by ioffer other sellers or simply dont works in their systems .

3) prepay sim is good option , one from ebay for example ...
i mean for example , i upgrade to seller account using vcc \ entropay card.
i will use ⊗⊗⊗⊗ address \ ⊗⊗⊗⊗ country , ⊗⊗⊗⊗ everything .
would the vcc pass that ? does ioffer will verify it ? does those cards supports avs ? what address does this cards have on it ?
Thanks

[jeffweico]

I would avoid those free SMS receiving numbers. They are HEAVILY used and have probably been used for EVERYTHING before. I looked at the messages received for some of them and there are LOTS of codes from LOTS of companies. I cannot believe these numbers work for people with security codes.

[rsot]

1) Entropay does support AVS

[DavidS]

Originally Posted by rsot

1) Entropay does support AVS

Hi Friend
they support AVS For what address ?
1) for the address i registered with when i ordered the card from their web site ?
2) The card just support any address ?
3) if 1 is true , when ordeering their card from their web site , does they allow me to enter any address for verification ? or their avs address on card is the one choose them to send it to ? ( my home \ shipping address) ?

Thanks

[sax4]

Originally Posted by rsot

1) Entropay does support AVS

Entropay is not avs

[ilan316]

DavidS ,
are you from israel?

[rsot]

Originally Posted by sax4

Entropay is not avs

True in a sense - but it will match up to any address so it auto-matches

[DavidS]

Originally Posted by ilan316

DavidS ,
are you from israel?

Hi Ilan
Yes i am .
I have sent you pvt message few days ago .. you did not replied .

[DavidS]

Originally Posted by rsot

True in a sense - but it will match up to any address so it auto-matches

Hi, I must know .
Do you speak from your own experience ? or from someone else experience ?
did you actually tried to verify an Entropay with ioffer ? (or with other system that require avs ?) and it worked ?
is it working for any address ?


Thanks

[rsot]

Originally Posted by DavidS

Hi, I must know .
Do you speak from your own experience ? or from someone else experience ?
did you actually tried to verify an Entropay with ioffer ? (or with other system that require avs ?) and it worked ?
is it working for any address ?


Thanks

Yes - works for all kinds of Net platforms...all kinds of countries

[ilan316]

Originally Posted by DavidS

Hi Ilan
Yes i am .
I have sent you pvt message few days ago .. you did not replied .

no pvs in my account from you.

[DavidS]

Originally Posted by rsot

Yes - works for all kinds of Net platforms...all kinds of countries

OK Sounds great ,So all it left is find a way to verify SMS message with different country phone number . Just to confirm , when i registered to their service and choosing country Israel , it does not effect anything when i choose other country in ioffer for example ?


By the way , this Entropay Visa , Did i understand it write from reading their web site ? Is it Virtual Visa , Which means they don't really send me physical card , but just virtual one , Basically it is like virtual wallet right ?


Thanks

[sax4]

Originally Posted by jeffweico

I would avoid those free SMS receiving numbers. They are HEAVILY used and have probably been used for EVERYTHING before. I looked at the messages received for some of them and there are LOTS of codes from LOTS of companies. I cannot believe these numbers work for people with security codes.

Well its pretty easy to see if they have been used before, especially if its a new number. The concern is if someone uses that number AFTER you.