IT experts, help needed!!!

ok i have a question for all of you IT experts.

how do online-bookies track players?  If you wanna make new account with different name, what should you do? Do you must buy a new pc or you can use the old one? I think a new internet provider is a must? Not sure tho.

any help is appreciated.

thanks

Well first of all, you don't need to buy a new PC.  That will do absolutely nothing.

Sportsbooks, or any website for that matter can track you through your IP address.  It's a unique number that is assigned to you by your Internet Service Provider.  It's your digital footprint online.

Let's say for instance that you make multiple accounts under different names on a sportsbook.  To do this, you've used the same computer and internet connection.  It can be determined by the sportsbook that both accounts were set up by the same person because they can track your IP address.

Read this...

https://www.wisegeek.com/do-websites-track-and-record-ip-addresses.htm

Google is your friend!

thanks Chris. This is the info that i needed.

But what if i get another internet provider? Can they somehow know that its me, using the old pc?

Dude your IQ is off the charts. You are a card carrying member of Mensa. Figure it out yourself.

my expertize is financial management, retard. I work in a huge bank as a corporate loan supervisor. Im dont know much abot IT so i asked a Q.

Now, fuuck off from my thread.

Wow a huge bank. As a teller? Impressive. You should be curing cancer.

I love how you have to brag about everything. "I work in a HUGE bank as a loan SUPERVISOR." Instead of just saying I work in finance.

Highly insecure. Good luck Stephen Hawking.

Joined Sep 2012 


now, as i said, fuuck off

Look into using a proxy.  

proxies and a VPN and your golden.

VPN, Proxy...explain please. I will search on google too.

thanks guys

LMAO. An 8th grader knows what a VPN and proxy are genius. Keep taking those online tests.

The very basics of it are a proxy will disguise your IP address and a VPN(virtual private network) allows for more security by encrypting the data sent over the network.

What are the benefits of disguising your IP address if you're not doing anything illegal, creepy or childish?

:serious_cigar_emoticon:

If you have 2 different Internet providers.. it can easily be seen that the 2 different IP addresses are coming from the same area. 

Try HotSpot shield. It's a free vpn service. It practically installs a virtual network adapter.

You joined 4 years ago and cannot even figure out how people's computers are tracked. Here, buy a new notebook and use it on the same network at your shack. See how that works for you.

Who do you work for again? I want to short your company's stock. With people like you so called supervising things, the company should sink in a year or two.

 

hma or  hide my behind . com .... (just google it) works well and the prices are good

Hi. My IQ very high. I take MENSA test and pass with flying colors. Online IQ tests also make me sport wood.

Now IT experts how do I, a supervisor at a LARGE bank, save a document in MS WORD? Do I type WORD or just print?

Battling with this guy I like Mike Tyson boxing a guy in a wheelchair.

do i look like im battling with you?


i said fuckk off from my thread, if you dont have anything to contribute with. Google 'Societe Generale'...is that large enough bank for you?

back to topic: ok guys, so i dont have to replace my pc with new one,  just as an additional protection? they dont log the computer name or something? this makes it very easy for me.

and its not a problem for the IP address from same place, alot of gamblers are from my town playing with the bookie.


thanks all for the advices

Easy for you to what? Create another account using a fake name. You still have no clue about the "advices" people are giving you. Anyone can track you down at any time if they wanted to. Go ahead and mess with a bookie, see how that works out for you.

Good thing AMERICA was there AGAIN to bail another shithole company out. Time to short this stock.