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Being Chain Banned Only Recently

shai
in Botting & Bans

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So just a few weeks ago I've started botted on a vps to run an extra 10 bots to farm more gold. Prior to purchasing it, I was only running 5 bots, but when bans would come around, only those 5 bots would get banned and my mule(s) would remain untouched.

 

Only recently though, when my bots have been getting banned, my mules have also been getting banned.

I'll be buying a vpn and proxies to prevent further bans since before I had no need for them seemingly, but my question is, have I only recently been ip flagged, or was I just really lucky with my mules not being touched?

Edited by shai

I can't say I've ever had experience with mules getting banned. 

Id say that you should never run your mule at the same IP as the bots, and btw how u run so many bots without VIP ? :kappa:

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    Id say that you should never run your mule at the same IP as the bots, and btw how u run so many bots without VIP ? emote3.png

    Could be another client :kappa:

    Id say that you should never run your mule at the same IP as the bots, and btw how u run so many bots without VIP ? emote3.png

     

    damn man your on to him :doge:

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    If only. 

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    I had no choice, there are no shop buyer scripts on Osbot  : (

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