BulletLatus

Banned at 7:37am. That's an impressive 12 hours straight botting flax at Seers/Camelot... My advice to everyone: - Turn off Injection Stealth, I did not see any improvements whilst turned on, except I evaded the ban hammer for longer than usual with it turned off. - Use a VPN when you bot, that way, you can claim someone else had access to your account, and avoid being banned if you have been IP flagged. - Don't bot. Every account I've been banned on always gets a bot busting moderate ban first... I swear there's a j-mod out to get me :3 I hope I won't make an account in the future (it'd be a waste of £6 on membership and X amount for gold...

9 hours... Still going... I have switched to a VPN, just in-case I earn a lot of flax, I can appeal to the ban and claim that someone else has access to my account.

7 hours... I'm laughing now. I'm going to do an all-nighter, to see how long I can keep this going for (I would record my screen while I sleep, but I figured 9 hours of screen recording would result in one BIG file).

Is Jagex on holiday or something?

Please read my post again, I have updated it. "if you bot, you should be anticipating a ban at some point" I think everyone using OSbot should be warned about this, properly... Not just in the smallprint at the bottom, but instead in BIG BOLD RED WORDS when they open the bot. Being banned isn't a question of IF, it's a question of WHEN.

Oh sorry, I just presumed that you'd have knowledge of the client it-self seeing as you are a super moderator, I wasn't referring to your post about injection stealth, but instead everyone's speculation of how Jagex's anti-botting system works, I figured you'd be the best person to target my question at. :3

I was permanently banned (no 2-day ban prior) on a brand new account yesterday for using an autofighter at monks for about 2 hours with Injection Stealth turned ON. I have now been botting for 5 hours 21 minutes on an account which has received a 2-day ban before, and yet I'm botting at Seers using a flax picker with Injection Stealth turned OFF. Explain to me, if your logic of Jagex's anti-botting system is correct, then why hasn't my account been banned yet?

4 hours 45 minutes... Jagex is taking ages to ban me aha

4 hours 30 minutes... Still not banned.

Un-check this box. 3 hours 45 minutes now.

3 hours, still going.

Almost 2 hours and I'm still not banned P.S. Why all the hate people? I've offered a help service, posted useful advice, and now I'm performing a test on my account to see how long it takes to get banned... Sure I've made a rant thread about being banned, and that OSbot are too blind to see they're detected and should temporarily shutdown, but so what? P.S.S. I'm doing flax because it's known for bans, remember, my intentions are too see how long it takes to get banned, with injection stealth turned off, I want to see if it actually does anything, and how long I can suicide bot for.

I was permanent banned (macroing major) in one ban today as well.

Hello. Recently, I've been banned a lot and lost all my money (not including the membership money & time spent on the accounts)... Read my previous thread here: http://osbot.org/forum/topic/52136-is-my-ip-flagged-or-something-disable-osbot/ So, I'm going to do a test... Suicide bot for as long as possible with Injection Stealth turned off. I have one account left with a 2 day ban, and I'm going to bot flax at Seers for as long as possible, and see how long it takes for me to get banned. Why am I doing this? Because I'm going to quit anyway... Unless by some sort of miracle I manage to bot without getting a ban for a week and get all my money back from flax Script being used: gFlaxer Pro Current Progress (Updated 2/5/14 at 00:30) Runtime: 5:45:29 (5 hours 45 minutes) Flax Picked: 4224 P.S. Keep in mind I'm using the same IP address that I've used on my 3 previous accounts that got banned. Being banned isn't a question of IF, it's a question of WHEN.

They delay the ban so you won't know what exactly caused it and therefore won't be able to prevent being banned in the future.