Multiple accounts with Virtual machines

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Need to log in to different accounts for google and other sites while not trying to leave behind footprints. I hear google can detect alot of proxies these days. I hear about Virtual machines but dont know much about how to install or setup so I created this thread for anyone who can share a few tips.

I searched alot of threads and didnt find much so I would like to make this an informative thread for members to share and learn.

I will edit this thread as it goes along

So far Ive gathered that one needs to find a server and install vmware

Can you guys share some steps , links and any other helpful information
 
* buy 1 VPS with good bandwith, RAM, and processor.
* install VMware
* create virtual machines with different OS at least 5
* always clean cache, history and cookies
* apply proxies and change mac for each
* buy fresh and private proxies
 
Using separate machines (or even virtual machines) is a bit excessive. Websites aren't able to retrieve your MAC address. If you're worried about Google retrieving this from a client application (ie. Chrome), and then somehow linking it to your accounts, just don't install their software.

You can just use separate browser profiles to isolate accounts. On each, you should be using a different proxy.

Regarding proxies, you can find hosting providers that don't resolve as "data centers" in ISP databases. Of course, you would have to purchase a VPS but the additional IP addresses would be very cheap (~$1 each). You would also have the added benefit of obtaining IPs that likely haven't been used by other proxy/VPN providers, and as such, haven't been flagged for abuse already.
 
Using separate machines (or even virtual machines) is a bit excessive. Websites aren't able to retrieve your MAC address. If you're worried about Google retrieving this from a client application (ie. Chrome), and then somehow linking it to your accounts, just don't install their software.

You can just use separate browser profiles to isolate accounts. On each, you should be using a different proxy.

Regarding proxies, you can find hosting providers that don't resolve as "data centers" in ISP databases. Of course, you would have to purchase a VPS but the additional IP addresses would be very cheap (~$1 each). You would also have the added benefit of obtaining IPs that likely haven't been used by other proxy/VPN providers, and as such, haven't been flagged for abuse already.

The vps sounds good because of the unused aspect, I simply want to log in and out of google accounts after maintaining adwords and couple others in the google package while maintaining anonymity . these accounts have been built up and optimized so I dont want to lose them and can not risk them being lost. So purchase the vps and I will get ips I can then use in some rotator or just input them into internet settings?

Thans for your input
 
So purchase the vps and I will get ips I can then use in some rotator or just input them into internet settings?

You can install Squid proxy server on the cheap VPS, and then use the IPs as normal HTTP browser proxies.

You would maintain a separate browser profile for each account, and attach a unique proxy (IP address) to it. You don't want to rotate the IPs between accounts since that will link them.
 
My recommendation is to install Squid proxy server on a VPS!
 
My recommendation is to install Squid proxy server on a VPS!
Ive heard of cheap windows vps, known host, green cloud which do you guys feel is the best choice
also After I I purchase Im going to upload pictures so others can learn along if they are stuck
Appreciate you guys input
 
Here is a tutorial to Create Your Own Squid Private Proxy on a VPS.
 
Trying to see which is a worthwhile vps to go with for this that is easy to use for someone just getting into this. I guess I will shoot for cheap windows vps and upload how it goes
 
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