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Originally Posted by Blueskyheaven
(Post 22313058)
anyone knows if you can withdraw the $1k AP you received to Blue bird account instead of your normal bank checking account??
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Originally Posted by JerMah
(Post 22291888)
I've done A>B and B>A every month at $1k a piece (one transaction) for almost two years now. No issue.
Same address, different names, different SS#s, different bank accounts, sometimes same CC. |
Originally Posted by Nucstorm
(Post 22322055)
Are you using different browsers with private browsing or different IPs?
I do the same. I switch it up from home, cell, and work ip address. |
Originally Posted by tomcanada22
(Post 22288799)
Just to add some data. When you got shut down on accts, were you doing A>B>A? Or we're you mixing it with a third party? Also, were you using the same computer=IP signature for them to track you down on transactions?
I also was using the same IP for all transactions. I've started doing all me>spouse transactions from work, and all spouse>me transactions from home. We'll see if that makes a difference. |
Originally Posted by john doe iii
(Post 22322082)
I do the same. I switch it up from home, cell, and work ip address.
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Originally Posted by theplayer
(Post 22323246)
It's fairly easy to change your IP address. I just change the last number in the MAC address in settings on my linksys router and it creates a new IP.
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Originally Posted by f0xx
(Post 22324565)
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lol...................... :rolleyes: |
Originally Posted by PainCorp
(Post 22325525)
I think what he means is changing his router MAC address will cause his ISP to see it as a new device and assign a new IP. Changing the MAC address on his laptop wouldn't do much. =P
I learn something new every day :D |
Look into a VPN if you want a new IP address. I've been doing this with 3 accounts for 3+ years with the same IP address. No problems for me.
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Originally Posted by PainCorp
(Post 22325525)
I think what he means is changing his router MAC address will cause his ISP to see it as a new device and assign a new IP. Changing the MAC address on his laptop wouldn't do much. =P
I know with Verizon FIOS it was a PITA as you had to reset the ONT outside your house to get a new one. With Charter.... Yeah.... Screw that. Had to call like 5 times to finally fix that issue after releasing the IP.
Originally Posted by MaineCoon
(Post 22325586)
up until today I thought MAC address was assigned to each networking device and could not be changed since it is embedded in the hardware.:rolleyes:
I learn something new every day :D
Originally Posted by Astrophsx
(Post 22325818)
Look into a VPN if you want a new IP address. I've been doing this with 3 accounts for 3+ years with the same IP address. No problems for me.
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02/11 Pending AP $1K 02/11 Pending AP $1K 02/11 Pending AP $1K Go big or go home. ;)^ Need more CL on this card... I'll have to wait for the next $3K. :cool: |
Originally Posted by f0xx
(Post 22326657)
;)^ MAC Addresses are unique and hard coded into every device, but they can be changed.
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Originally Posted by RamboAroundTheWorld
(Post 22316480)
Since it was an actual error on Amazon's part, I'm trying to get them to cancel it and send the money back to my account so I can withdraw it.
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Originally Posted by RamboAroundTheWorld
(Post 22329858)
Update in case anyone runs into this bullhonkey in the future: Amazon's going to unwind the gift card and mail me a check for $1k. They say it could take up to 5 weeks but hopefully will be quicker.
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Originally Posted by cdancer20
(Post 22329907)
well that must be a HUGE sigh of relief.^
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