VPS (Virtual Private Server) as a means to get a new IP address

[Modee]

Although any sort of proxy - VPN, torr, whatever - will create issues. See here:
Proxies, TOR, VPN, Hide your IP - All bad for EBAY and PayPal - EBAY, PayPal, Business and Law Forums

HOWEVER, If you have a linux VPS (virtual private server) you can connect to it via SSH, and if a windows one, via RDP, and using these techniques, assume the IP address of your server. So, if that server is located overseas, you will get that IP address. More here:

Instant SOCKS Proxy over SSH - VPSLink Wiki

Of course, this is going to work as well with a dedicated server.

[PayPal]

did this not work for someone?
which providers do u recommend apart from the recommeded by modee?

any other experiences/tips?

it does add up when u r paying $8/month for multiple accounts

[John14789]

I simply recommend using dial up since it's cheap and usable on multiple accounts.

[PayPal]

Originally Posted by John14789

I simply recommend using dial up since it's cheap and usable on multiple accounts.

can someone tell me more about this?

Would my ip change everytime i "reconnect" or dial-up with the same provider?
Though this is beneficial if u want to change ip on multiple acounts, wouldnt it cause problems if u want to log-in to the same account you logged-in to last week, for example?

Also, if its 1 IP per dial-up provider, then i could see it working. Cos u can use 1 provider per account and its cheap as its payg. Can u confirm that my ip with a single provider wont change everytime i dial-up?

tc