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Hey der.

 

logged in yesterday, and recieved a 2 days ban. I suspect it was because i did an overnighter, with the motherlode mine, with a bot ofc.

 

This is my main account, and have none other accounts, that i use.

 

Would it be stupid to bot again, after the ban. This would of course make me bot smarter, in the normal playtimes, in a respectable amount of hours at a time, with breaks?

No, do not bot on an account you care about.

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    Mule bad accounts and transfer it to a dummy account, let the dummy account be idle for a long time after all the mulling. then dummy mule to main so it's not main mulling which is how jagex catches some.

     

    Also don't bot on an important account to you, regardless.

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    I actually only bot to get the boring skills up, not for the profit.

    Yes, bot the account again so you can get banned. 1 less retard in game xd

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    But thanks for the quick responses, i will not be botting again for a long time :P


    Yes, bot the account again so you can get banned. 1 less retard in game xd

     

    thanks for the nice words, i really appreciate it.. :)

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    it was stupid to bot your main to start with.

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