Recommend me a VPN for amazon

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bootycake

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Jul 25, 2013

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It has to have a private, clean ip's that aren't blacklisted by amazon etc. and the option to choose where in the U.S. ip comes from and no logs. Any recommendations thanks !

 

Patel

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From experience, nvpn.net treated me good. Go for their private ip and you can specify the location you want

 

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bootycake

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How many private ips do they give you a month though?

 

Patel

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Why would you want more than 1? I think you can change every month but it would be best to stick with the same IP

 

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bootycake

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For multiple accounts on websites ,do they allow you to buy extra ones if needed?

 

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schwuller

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as someone has has run SCORES of amazon accounts for several years:
unlocked android cel + barnacle wifi tether app = $$$

 

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bootycake

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If only I had a android I have a iphone though?

 

SPPChristian

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• Jul 28, 2013

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IPs for VPN providers are shared between their users. You can use dedicated private proxies ...

 

Fxbob

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• Jul 29, 2013

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As someone already said most VPN providers share ips even when they're sold as dedicated. Your best option is to buy a VPS (which is cheaper anyway) and install a pptp or openvpn service.

 

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extremeboy

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Jul 8, 2010

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• Jul 29, 2013

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take Dedicated private proxies it will work good as well

 

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gimpm3

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Fxbob said:

As someone already said most VPN providers share ips even when they're sold as dedicated. Your best option is to buy a VPS (which is cheaper anyway) and install a pptp or openvpn service.

Click to expand...

VPS and openVPN is the way to go. Check out lowendbox for VPS reviews.

 

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bluelabel

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