lost a few accounts at the same time

[Sandy D]

Originally Posted by newjerseymax

No... I have 16 accounts in a very small town.... I do not believe this is it...

There is something missing here that causes a link.

Have you deposited money into your accounts from your bank accounts or made payments with bank accounts?

I am with you.

Something hidden that he is going to have to figure out that linked them all.

He did mention using same photos, similar description etc but I think it might be more then that.

He also mentioned how he named his photos was similar.

[markflood]

I have them sit up to pay there eBay fees by PayPal, the 3 account is set up with credit card is used vcc to set them up, and two others went down I used my own gift card for it, so the cards couldn't link each other, it uses my PayPal funds to pay for eBay fees, but one time it took bank account to pay the fee, don't think it link since every account has its own ban account
My accounts are 3 months old when it went down, one went down and 4 others did at the same time. My PayPal account are not limited and. I have no open disputes
3 accounts on PayPal had same router number but different account number but 2 other I didn't set bank account yet but those eBay is suspended,

Only thing that could of link me is similar photo filename having first three letters the same,using IMF-102x300 and other name is IMF-203x400, , silimar description 3 words the same, and looking at emails one few accounts but 2 of them I never read the emails but it's down
I used yahoo mail and not a program to view them

Weird these littles things get me link?

Can you be link by browser fingerprints? I use chrome

[NoneOther]

Chrome is the worst browser ever it offers absolutely no privacy and actively searches your system for information which it then spews out to every site you ever visit.

Google is the devil for stealth. Avoid it like the plague.

[anon5o1]

Originally Posted by NoneOther

Chrome is the worst browser ever it offers absolutely no privacy and actively searches your system for information which it then spews out to every site you ever visit.

Google is the devil for stealth. Avoid it like the plague.

I agree. I would use Firefox as it's an open source web browser.

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Interesting thread. @SUVE really covered his tracks and learns the in's and out's. I don't sell on eBay (yet); however, I do on Amazon. My question is, sometimes I will take the spreadsheet containing the product information and relist onto another account. Product title and the description has been changed. But I keep the same images host as it's sometimes linked to the manufacturer's web address or I host it on my personal web hosting. Please note, that I do not use the same personal web hosting per AZ account. Do you know if AZ would detect a match from the EXIF Data from the images? Thank you in advance.

[SUVE]

Do you know if AZ would detect a match from the EXIF Data from the images?

AZ are even worse than EB & even more invasive & intrusive in their detection methods.

The most obvious thing to do here would be to use an exif data remover application () to remove that data from the image.

Refrain from using ANY same or similar details from one account to the other due to the risk of linkages.