Amazon stealth Account

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jeanchaney

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2 years ago, I Had amazon in the palm of my hand, then my account got banned, since then I've been trying to get back in the business, but every time I created an account it get banned instantly, so my question is, is it Possible to Make Stealth account for Amazon?
 
Yes it's possible, it's just that Amazon is a lot more thorough compared to eBay and they track you in even more ways that you probably didn't expect (like your browser footprints - i.e. if you used Firefox and had a specific set of installed extensions you used, then tried to make a new account using that same browser, you could be linked with that).

Use similar steps as to creating a stealth ebay account, except don't forget to change your mac address and use a different browser too. Perhaps reinstall your OS to be safe. And I would suggest using business info. Get yourself a business address somewhere, a business checking account, and an EIN number. It's how I got back to selling on Amazon.
 
There's probably no way to use the Dark Web to get back on Ebay or Amazon, right? It's a sort of separate thing. How do you change your MAC address? Also, I've heard that the UPS Store's mail boxes, which in my area cost $18 a month, use a "real" street address, I guess as opposed to the "PMB #" addresses that some postal stores use for their mail boxes.
 
Clean cookies, change the Mac address of the devices to use clean ! ip
 
Clean cookies, change the Mac address of the devices to use clean ! ip
My accounts were suspended when I had another computer anyhow, but I suppose one could also use a public computer. Just saying. Of course I prefer to use my own computer.
 
There's probably no way to use the Dark Web to get back on Ebay or Amazon, right?

Unless you know an eBay account rep personally, this isn't going to happen. I had an open offer of $3K to reinstate my account and all I got were scammers.

How do you change your MAC address?

change your router and use a new computer, just to be safe


Also, I've heard that the UPS Store's mail boxes, which in my area cost $18 a month, use a "real" street address, I guess as opposed to the "PMB #" addresses that some postal stores use for their mail boxes.

Well, the post office is also a "real" street address. If your post office is at 123 Front Street and your PO Box number is 456, you can send something to 123 Front Street #456 and it will get delivered.
 
Whilst the OP is still active, this thread is from 2014, therefore I'm closing it.

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