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It's all preconfigured to run OSBot

Got you on Skype!

Forgive me if I'm wrong, but that's Basic, whereas the OP needs help with Just Basic I only saw the title, haven't watched the video because cba

Tl;DR Nobody can help because nobody has ever heard of this language and I guarantee you will never use it outside of this class

Sorry guys, I'm having a little computer trouble right now which is why I haven't been on Skype. I'll be on the forums to answer any questions!

Whatever Just Basic is, I can assure you that you will never use it later in life. I went on their website, and it looks to me as a sorry excuse to make money. According to http://justbasic.com/learnmore.html, for $50 you get access to the Windows API and and/or external DLLs. Things like that should come for free in a programming language. If you look at any major programming language (Java, C, C++, C#, Python, PHP, Perl, Ruby, the list goes on and on), where you can write any code you want for free, the idea of having to pay extra for capabilities because they were limited on purpose purely to make money is ludicrous and reeks of money grubbing idiots. You should try to see if you can learn in a different language. I hear Python is a good place to start, though I myself started learning C# first, then adopted Java as my main language.

I guess sometimes you just get pretty unlucky :L

Ok guys, this is kind of an experiment that I want to do to see if people are interested. I see a lot of people buying proxies from people on OSBot and other botting forums. It seems like there's some kind of price war with these proxy resellers as well. All they do is resell someone else's unstable proxies. Combine this with the price wars, the quality of their proxies has been in a state of decline. I hope to fix this I want to sell high quality premium unshared proxies for $3 a month. However, before I can do this, I need to know if there will be enough demand to make this happen. I can assure you that these proxies will come with the same level of customer support and quality that I offer my VPS clients. You will never get the same IP as someone else, and you'll be on a 10mbps line (more than enough for Runescape) Please note that this 10mbps is guaranteed, so you'll never have to share.

External links are not allowed

Allright, I look forward to having you onboard!

You don't need to "decode" (inspect element) the source to figure out it is a phishing link. You can just examine the URL Usually, you are safe if you see https://, which stands for SSL, as valid SSL certificates don't get handed out randomly. However, this time, even though the attacker has a valid SSL certificate, you can easily look at the URL to determine if it is actually owned by Jagex. If not, you can check Google Chrome to see. First off, and this way is the easiest, you can use Google Chrome to check if you have ever visited the website before. If it is SSL, you can click on the little lock icon, and select Connection like so It tells you the first time you have ever visited this website. Mine shows up as March 5th, because I've seen this phishing site before. However, if you regularly visit RuneScape's website, the date should not be recent. Alarm bells should go off in your head if you see this. Another way is to examine the URL. Jagex owns the domain "runescape.com". For simplicity's sake, we're going to assume that means *.runescape.com, where the * stands for any word That means ONLY domains ending in runescape.com (e.g. oldschool.runescape.com, or w35.runescape.com) are sites that Jagex owns. If you take the URL used in this example, you see "oldschool.runescape.com.rs.co.vu" Although the domain CONTAINS runescape.com, it does not END with the .com! ( You can safely ignore everything after a / or ? when determining a website's domain) We can look at the domain that was used to attempt to phish me as well... "secure.runeuscape.com". It looks very, very similar. However, check it out again... "secure.runeUscape.com"! The phisher swapped out the e for a u. All in all, be wary of posts like this

Yep, each client gets a new and fresh IP that has never been used for botting before.

I've sent you a Skype request, but I think you have a few impostors I hope you're the first person in that list, since that's who I added

Thanks for the warm vouch, it's really appreciated! I'd like to add that we just opened up our second server and ordered another batch of fresh IPs to keep up with demand! Happy botting RuneScapers

Just sent you a Skype request, I'm moneycoin.support!