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How to Change Your IP Address (Works For Craigslist)

This is the best way to change your ip address!

You can use proxies, vpn’s, browsers, software and the list goes on and on. There really is endless ways to change your ip address. Whoever, I have tried them all and found this is the best way to change your ip address.

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Alice AUSTIN

Alice AUSTIN is studying Cisco Systems Engineering. He has passion with both hardware and software and writes articles and reviews for many IT websites.

11 thoughts on “How to Change Your IP Address (Works For Craigslist)

  • most cable isp dont like u doing this everyday i heard they will send u a nasty letter in the mail tell u to stop or pay more becuse u are use up all of there dhcp wan adresss for there customers i use do mine every weekend i have charter specturem and i only do it once in a while i dont want the isp at my door lol

  • will changing the IP add have problem with the equipments I have logged in to my current IP meaning do I have to log them in one at a time again

  • Hi Tom. Ran across your video today and the info looks great. I really want to try this.
    Question, though, if I daisy chain a few routers together and change one that is not the main router in the group, will that also change the IP address of computers hooked to the other routers? I have a home-based regular job that tunnels into my employer's system and I do not want to mess with access to their system by changing the IP to the router I use to link with them. Hope that makes sense.

    Basically, if I daily chain a few routers together, can I make each router have a different IP address using this method?

  • Hi. I appreciate your generosity. Taking time out of your life to create and upload a free, helpful, how-to video is good work. I hope you will not sneer at my ignorance. Anyway, You said, "… I'm going to log into my router… ", and then you typed in a bunch of numbers. I don't know where you got those numbers. Where would I find the numbers relating to my own router? Thanks in advance.

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