How do I deal with another computer fouling up my account?
Earlier today, I was on ebay on another computer - namely, the computer in the computer room at the apartment building where I live, and as a result, my account is screwed up, particularly my recently viewed items list; items on the recently viewed items list are bouncing all over the list, and some of the items have already been saved to my watch list; when I try to bump these items I've saved, the items won't bump from the recently viewed list - and this makes the second time this has happened to me.
If any of you can help me with this, I will appreciate this. I thank you.
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georgemars
OP2 years agoMy dear Horatio, I'm seeing the same thing on the computer I'm currently using, here at the public library in the small town where I live; I now realize that the computer at the computer room at the apartment building where I live is the one that's crewed me up - for it is a second-hand computer, donated to the building by a local non-profit agency, as the building is a HUD Section 8 facility, that is, reliefers and pensioners.
mr_lincoln
Mentor2 years ago@georgemars
Thanks for that follow up ... hopefully nothing bad will happen to your account ... nobody here wants to see Sellers have issues with their account.
georgemars
OP2 years agoSorry for the late response, my friend - but I'm not a seller, I'm just one who browses items with an eye on possible purchases in the future.
mr_lincoln
Mentor2 years agoHi @georgemars
First of all, you are at risk using a computer that is not your own and might connect to the internet via a different IP address. Anyone else using that same computer and accessing their eBay account will become "associated" with your account and if any associated accounts receive a restriction, short or permanent suspension then all associated accounts will suffer the same fate.
This same situation can occur via a shared wi-fi connection on mobile devices. Never let anyone access their eBay account on your mobile device, wi-fi or computer, period.
Your own computer's browser has a separate history than the other computer's. That may be why you are not seeing the same thing on both systems.