Using a Windows VPS For Surfing & Paypal

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Hi there,

Can some of the experienced members in here provide some feedback on using a windows VPS for surfing as well as accessing Paypal (when needed).

The IP and the MAC part, the user (account) part, the browser footprint part all of that checks out as it is all unique for a newly established windows VPS account.

What else does one need to keep in mind. Have any of you tried this and with what success?

Any feedback is appreciated.

Thanks

[GreenBean]

if you dont know what it is or how to do it, then don't.

I'll let the others chime in too.

US based users rarely need this system unless they are heavily into stealth practises.

What is your game plan?

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I am currently using a windows VPS to access a Paypal account though it is not a stealth account. The reason I am using a VPS is because one of my old Paypal accounts got limited for chargeback reasons and it was using my personal computer/network/IP. Therefore for the fear of linking another legit Paypal account I had I resorted to using a VPS for that account instead. For the long term though, and for creating a couple of stealth accounts I was thinking about the possibility of using a windows VPS and any experience other folks in here may have.

[BiN4RY]

It should work if Paypal didn't ban the IP range, but this isn't a very economical idea. Resort to a interne service with dynamic IP would be the best idea.

Also, Linux SSH VPS are way cheaper, but you'll have to set up a VPN on it yourself using a geeky console if you are into that stuff.

[oops]

Not to sound like a noob, but can you give example or two of the service with dynamic ip's that is not aol?