New ID brings back all the old posts

[silverfaun]

I thought there was something wrong when I saw all these old posts first up then I saw a new ID had spam replied to them all.

[imastawka]

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@**meep** wrote:

You make is sound like it is a matter of opinion.  It is not.  It is a matter of fact. 

Do you know the difference between static IP and dynamic IP?

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 Static IP changes the address?

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[*pepe]

a static ip stays the same, a dynamic ip, which most of us would have, changes when you reboot router.

[*pepe]

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@purple_haize wrote:

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@*pepe wrote:

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@purple_haize wrote:

No, going by what my husband who knows about these things said..........

I am leaving it at that, dont want any arguments.

Anyway the new ID's will continue to happen, no matter what...

Just have to watch who we really are posting too.

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i'm not arguing, just telling you what you are saying is incorrect - if your hubby knows about these things then you must have misunderstood what he said.

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Have it your way.........you know what you know, & I know what I know...........that is the last I am saying on the subject, as I have other things to do.........

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its ok, you can do some research later and admit you are wrong then 🙂

[imastawka]

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@*pepe wrote:

a static ip stays the same, a dynamic ip, which most of us would have, changes when you reboot router.

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Oh OK.  Then I have a dynamic.   Confused there for a minute.

Was thinking it was the other way around.

Don't mind me.....as you were...

[joz*garage]

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@*pepe wrote:

a static ip stays the same, a dynamic ip, which most of us would have, changes when you reboot router.

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you see, i dont get that, i just thought your IPS addy is the same no matter what, which had something to do with the connection of your internet provider

or is IP something different?

[poddster]

It is so amusing to see the mental gymnastics and machinations revolving around the use ip proxy servers, static/dynamic IPs to attempt to explain the discovery/nondiscovery of posters with multiple IDs.

There is a simpler and more effectivemethod of exposing a poster using multiple IDs

I an sure that eBay are able to identify if the post is coming from a particular computer/modem pair.

I have been accused of having multiple IDs as recently as yesterday, it just gives me a giggle that the cyber sluths are so convinced in their belief, without having a clue, that they know without doubt, and make accusations based on their misguided understanding

[**meep**]

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@joz*garage wrote:

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@*pepe wrote:

a static ip stays the same, a dynamic ip, which most of us would have, changes when you reboot router.

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you see, i dont get that, i just thought your IPS addy is the same no matter what, which had something to do with the connection of your internet provider

or is IP something different?

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ISP is your Internet Service Provider.

IP (Internet Protocol) address is something your ISP assigns to you.

[imastawka]

I an sure that eBay are able to identify if the post is coming from a particular computer/modem pair

Not so sure they can (or can be bothered)  If you can change IP by rebooting router

and I know you can change your IP address in your computer (first 3 #s must stay

the same) then it seems easy -peasy

Go on de-bunk me - I don't mind

[joz*garage]

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@**meep** wrote:

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@joz*garage wrote:

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@*pepe wrote:

a static ip stays the same, a dynamic ip, which most of us would have, changes when you reboot router.

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you see, i dont get that, i just thought your IPS addy is the same no matter what, which had something to do with the connection of your internet provider

or is IP something different?

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ISP is your Internet Service Provider.

IP (Internet Protocol) address is something your ISP assigns to you.

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so am i correct in saying that poddy is correct. it doeant matter if the ip is changed.. ebay still can find out that its you with a different user account?

[joz*garage]

There is a simpler and more effectivemethod of exposing a poster using multiple IDs

would love to know?