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ok so i got my 100 post count, about to sell my 07 account, then i was put back to 41 post count and gave a warning point for commenting twice on a spam topic....

Which one should I get? iPhone 6 or 6 Plus? Kthxbai Plus is big but can be good.

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Surely more spam like this will resolve the issue

Questionable.

configs are a must.

Thats the kind of font you used to make your powerpoint better as a kid.

happened to me just by logging in with the client, i didn't even start a script. it happened two days ago, almost instantly, right after updating osbot.

already done.

If you look at his comments, they say inclusive and exclusive. The way he did it is better than saying only inclusive and exclusive, because now people can look at his comments and make the connection to the method itsself. From that they can get that allow means inclusive and allow' would be non inclusive.

You can get a free one from a ton of web hosts :p plus obfuscation won't do anything if they know what they're looking for.You could argue that you could take out the server call and have the script run fine, however in that case just have the script download a necessary class/library for it to function and delete it afterwards. This way if the beta test window has passed the server will reject the request for the required dependancies.

Why not just authenticate it with your server?

Yep, this is to help people understand some of the mechanics behind such methods. I prefer booleans to include / exclude limits, not the most type-friendly way to go, but improves the readability imo.

Very nice man well done and goodluck for the future! I love the time and effort that has been put into this thread.

It's not her.

NMZ

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Bought package 2. Awesome vps and great guy to deal with! Helped me out with all my questions and set it up perfectly for me, even setting it up to match my special request!! Will be buying from him again!

Majority of all proxies are recycled, and the sheer intelligence of JaGeX's bot catching software - proxies are irrelevant. Ever notice they go down in succession? As of right now, you have to find a goldfarming method that has no requirements. It must make the money day #1 if you wish to go with this in the long run. 24/7 run 'em, and get a mule that is on a private IP - not on the same client, and would be ideal if off a hotspot or public WiFi to make the trade. Discussed this with a goldfarmer who's got a 100 man farm. Once I realized the magnitude of how active you must be to make money off botting, I immediately said fuck that. But with the proper set-up, you can make upwards of 200$ a day. And in random spurts, JaGeX does not ban for 2 days or so... this is your gold mine. Don't bother with getting combat stats, there's no difference between being 19 combat or 3... There's differences when you play the game legit for a period of time before you get out of their eye. Mains and legit accounts can get away with botting for ~6 months even steadily, but good luck if you just made your account. This just goes to show there bot software is generally towards new accounts with not a lot of play time. A lot of the older accounts get 2 day bans, due to Mods manually banning them and not being under the eye of the bot catching software. A systematical ban will perm you regardless. Makes sense considering some good accounts just get deleted when others get a 2 day temp. This just proves the theory more so. tl;dr - It doesn't matter if you gave each and every 40 accounts a proxy, they will be banned just as if you made them all on 1 IP. There's plenty of ways to tie each and every account to one another. If anything, it pisses them off.

^ Nice spammer, ban plox? You can unhook all randoms and people will have to solve them by hand :P.