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  1. Just tried and was able to change my IP (though it did take a few restarts). I was under the impression that the majority of ISPs gave dynamic IPs unless specifically requested otherwise. You may be right there - I hadn't considered the fact that they could all just be using similar names. You'd think so, but surprisingly enough some people still fall for it. My accounts very rarely got banned when I was just using shortkeys before writing the bot though, so I'm not sure how it compares when you factor in the price of bonds and the fact that accepted trades are fairly few and far between.
  2. Ahhhh I see. I guess I assumed it would be okay because I was never banned for using shortkeys, but now that I know it isn't I'll change it. If I were to edit that typing script so it puts randomised delays between each button press (but still be faster than getkeyboard.typestring("")) do you think that would be okay?
  3. Can't I reset my home IP by restarting the router?
  4. Hey thanks for the reply! I am not botting tut island. To register the accounts I'm going to the RS homepage and creating them manually from my home IP - one of the accs had a verified email but the others didn't (They were throwaways from before starting botting that I'd already bonded). To type I am using a typeInstantString that I found on this forum (code below) with fixed delays, bar one that times the delay based on a response from the trading player. private void typeStringInstant(String output){ for(int i = 0; i < output.length(); i ++){ char c = output.charAt(i); int code = KeyEvent.getExtendedKeyCodeForChar(c); // Type the character getBot().getKeyEventHandler().generateBotKeyEvent(400, System.currentTimeMillis(), 0, code, c); } keyboard.typeEnter(); } And I am botting in P2P
  5. Hi all, I have just started botting and read that the best way to not get banned is to write my own script, so that is what I did, but unfortunately all of my bots seem to get banned within a couple hours of running. The bot in question is a Tab Scamming bot (you've probably seen them in the GE before) with somewhat simple actions - spamming in chat, trading with players who trade you, giving timed replies and declining trade after a set period of innactivity. The script itself could definitely use some improvements, but it does the job it's meant to and I haven't observed any abnormal behaviour on the most recent version. I also haven't yet implemented any anti-ban/anti-pattern as I do not know how. I am also botting from my home IP, which has never been botted on before. I realise that this particular type of bot will definitely attract significantly more reports, but it seems the other tab scamming bots I see aren't banned anywhere near as quickly. I suppose my question is this - is adding anti-ban and/or anti-pattern likely to help? Or is it likely the issue lies within the script itself? I also do plan on eventually getting premium and using mirror mode, but I wanted to make sure that the script was completely ready before moving onto that. Would mirror mode help at all? Apologies in advance if this is a stupid question
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