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YoHoJo

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Everything posted by YoHoJo

  1. Everyone's experiences differ based on their personal botting style. Try for yourself, and see from there.
  2. Typically you need to get several bans on an IP before it becomes flagged. Once accounts start getting banned abnormally fast on it, it's probably flagged.
  3. YoHoJo replied to 10kidswithaids's topic in Accounts
    Sorry I misread, thought you said "What is OO?" *runs away*
  4. YoHoJo replied to 10kidswithaids's topic in Accounts
    Original Owner
  5. There sure is! I Googled 'OSBot Ranks' to find it: get cho rank up, boi
  6. Can you post a screenshot of what the page looks like when you load it? If you're on Chrome, after doing that: Open Chrome Menu > More Tools > Developer Tools Refresh the page Copy/Paste what shows up in the 'Console' tab in the Developer Tools window.
  7. Try a different browser Try clearing your browser cache and/or pressing shift + F5 to reload.
  8. no you don't, it's long enough already!
  9. Brightened up my night Let me smell your breath
  10. Most people use Maxthon browser to use their SOCKS proxies with, as it has good proxy support. You just go into the settings, and enter your proxy information. The link above is to version 4 of Maxthon. The latest version, 5, no longer supports Java.
  11. u can put ur dds in my mouth any day skype me pls
  12. YoHoJo replied to Nate's topic in Runescape 2007
    Bought it @ https://yohogold.com smooth trade!
  13. YoHoJo replied to H0rn's topic in Runescape
    thx
  14. I'd open to doing this, but budget is a bit small. Web Developers (in USA) should be paid around $25/hr+. As said above, may cost more than this to get even a decent site setup. First need to get a domain name and hosting. Then set up environment depending on what the site is made in. Then site design and look needs to be figured out. Then development of site, integrating checkout, adjustments and tweaks to keep it to your liking. This process takes multiple hours and dedication based on experience, if you want a decent product, may need to raise budget some.
  15. password123 dragon123 iloverunescape why isn't anything working!
  16. Does it load properly when you try without the proxy? You should contact your proxy provider to see if there is an issue with the proxy.
  17. @Zerker sig, 945px long, ban him! @Molly sig, 1164px long, ban him/her!
  18. Asking method is a silly question, botters covet their methods, as botting is very competitive and the market is only so large. # of accounts is fine to tell. GL botting.
  19. @Juggles sig, 750px long, ban him! @gearing sig, 871px long, ban him!
  20. Everyone learns at a difference pace. OSBot scripts are written in Java. Luckily, there are lots of great resources and tutorials for programming online! Do a search for for 'Java tutorials' and that would be a great place to start. Will be lots of free text/video guides, some paid resources, and plenty of books. Start by getting the hang of basic syntax, data structures, and objected oriented principles. After that you should be good to dive into the OSBot API and check out any open source scripts available here at OSBot. Then you're good to start making your own scripts! Good luck!
  21. We're online and buying gold!Contact Us:Click here to add Skype Click here to message on Forums
  22. You should contact Virmach directly through their ticket system about this.

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