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Re: For those of you operating more than 50 accounts...
 

I personally haven't used PO Boxes, but really should. The only thing with stealth accounts is I don't want to operate 10 accounts in the same city. Maybe that's just my personal paranoia. Does anyone do multiple PO Boxes as stealth?

It would help to be able to purchase things you either need or to resell for higher margins.

UPS boxes work too, I've heard. It's not pricey, about $85 for the year or something like that.

Re: For those of you operating more than 50 accounts...
 

I have done variation in po box address with success

Re: For those of you operating more than 50 accounts...
 

Thanks for the info. When I go to the co's website I am shown a huge list of their products. Which one do you use to manage these accounts and tabs?

Re: For those of you operating more than 50 accounts...
 

VMware Workstation, can get a free trial here

VMware Workstation: Multiple Operating Systems Linux, Windows 8 & More | United States

message me if you need help setting it up

Re: For those of you operating more than 50 accounts...
 

If you don't want to spend $XX on VMware Workstation, you can use VMware player or Virtual Box. Both of them are free. I don't think that VMware have more advantage, sure that it is better but the different is too small. VMware is better in graphic processing. You should use Windows XP, it require smaller amount of RAM and space too.

Re: For those of you operating more than 50 accounts...
 

I would love to know how easy it is to open a Canadian account

Re: For those of you operating more than 50 accounts...
 

if your going to go the virtual machine method, you need a dedicated private vpn so that your not automatically suspicious, most public vpns are blacklisted

the other issue with virtual machines is that you need to make sure you shut them down every time when finished or leave them on 24/7, if you save the state you can get a false positive when checking if you are still connected

there is another advantage to virtual machine in the sense that every machine is unquie if you set it up right and you can save your password in your browser which takes a lot of hassle out of logging in and out all the time

Re: For those of you operating more than 50 accounts...
 

OP, use ship station for your shipping needs, ink frog for your listing and messaging needs, and a mail forwarding app on your mobile device so you can receive notifications on the go and respond to messages while mobile.

With this you can run over 100 accounts if you wanted to, and you minimize the amount of times you need to log in with a fresh ip A LOT! This makes running many accounts using a hotspot much easier and more manageable. Just log your IPs.

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GEEZ! :pry: and you shall receive. This really is the top answer :bump:

What about Vendio/Auctiva? Can ship station and ink frog run 100 ebay/amazon accounts? When you link them, you obviously want to be on a unique IP, correct?

How many accounts do you run nodeal? Bravo, my friend. Bravo

Re: For those of you operating more than 50 accounts...
 

Here's what I did:

I drove 6 hrs into Canada and went to a local TD Canada branch. Was out of there within one hour with a personal checking and a "cross border" account. Hung out with my banker later that week over drinks =}

Both work with ebay and the cross border links with your US TD bank account seamlessly. A caveat is when you do CAD to USD transfers, expect to be on the phone for a while.

Re: For those of you operating more than 50 accounts...
 

honestly i never used vendio or auctiva.

yes when you link your accounts to these programs you want to be on a unique set of cookies and IP

Shipstation and ink frog you can use to add as many ebay accounts as you want. I am not sure if ink frog works with amazon though...

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I have been working on this for a while, if you change to sky they have a 1 click instant ip change it does it at once. You just log into your router and press sky test thats it done and your sky router is always logged in if you save the password in your browser, no need for VMW I just use Cyberfox portable browser. I have 10 of them on my desktop its so easy as all your information cookies ect is stored in each individual folder.