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paypal usage question
 

Hi guys

I have been opening up quite a fair bit of stealth accounts but have always been careful with using seperate PC account to handle each of them. To an extent, i even bought a seperate dongle (dial up version) to handle each account. My question is:

Do I really need a seperate dongle to deal with each account? Or the same dongle, same SIM card using the dial up software that generates different IP is actually enough to use on ALL ACCOUNTS?

Please let me know your expert opinions. Thanks

As long as you get a different IP every time, you will be fine.
I have MANY accounts and only use 1 dongle, 1 laptop, same modem, and the same 6 year old router.

Just be wary of an IP that has recently been used for a banned account.

Hi CJMixers

Thanks for the prompt reply. The problem is that dial ups give different IPs everytime I login and I dont keep track of IPs since they are always different. Its like something below:

128.199.XXX.XXX
49.299.XXX.XXX
180.199. XXX.XXX

The numbers behind are never the same and there could be many permutations. Till today there arent any accounts which is limited yet. So I think it should be pretty safe ...

that seems like a wide variety of ips and you should be okay, i suggest you start keeping track of them though

Anyone here knows how I can get a single IP fixed for each account with a dial up dongle like this?

Or any program that can control IPs?

Using dial-up is to your advantage. think you are looking at overkill.

paypal will already know you access your accounts via dial-up.

Provided said accounts have their cookies etc ( everything suggested for stealth), there should be few issues.

:juggle:

Thanks GB. Yeah.. perhaps too much of a overkill. =P

Although dial-up is slow, it has advantages for the situation you outlined.

I use dial-up on several paypal accounts for mass payments.

Uncomplicated in my experience.

:ranger:

I use dial-up regularly to get access to my accounts that are based in far locations - has been well and I dont really keep track of the IP - lot of different ones come up