Account creation

[funster]

Just purchased a proxy and made a new account with it through max5, after finishing tutorial island it gets locked after around 1 minute. Anyone know the reason for this?

Edited October 15, 2017 by funster

[IDontEB]

Jagex locks all users who dont use the OSBot search function before posting questions. Thats probably why to be honest, who knows.

[Alienware]

2 hours ago, IDontEB said:

Jagex locks all users who dont use the OSBot search function before posting questions. Thats probably why to be honest, who knows.

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[GolgoTrades]

3 hours ago, funster said:

Just purchased a proxy and made a new account with it through max5, after finishing tutorial island it gets locked after around 1 minute. Anyone know the reason for this?

The proxy you bought is still recognized as flagged because it is being issued out of a datacenter, which is something Jagex can identify. This isn't to say that the proxies are completely useless, lets say you're botting and one of your multiple accounts that each have a proxy gets banned, this account is still separated from the others since they are under different proxies, thus preventing a chain ban. The locks are most often issued when doing Tut island. You can literally do Tut island by hand under these proxies and they will still get locked. it's a way for jagex to weed out incoming bots.

If they survived tut island, the proxies can be used. For instance, ive used them for lvl 30s, 50s, etc and they don't get locked after a botting run. But they don't prevent bans either. they just help with not getting swatted all at once.

Solution: get the lvl 3's from someone else who successfully made them. Then slab a proxy on them but these proxies will pretty much only separate your bots from a chain ban. If youre suiciding tho, i would use multiple bots per proxy since they will get banned anyway.

[funster]

1 hour ago, GolgoTrades said:

The proxy you bought is still recognized as flagged because it is being issued out of a datacenter, which is something Jagex can identify. This isn't to say that the proxies are completely useless, lets say you're botting and one of your multiple accounts that each have a proxy gets banned, this account is still separated from the others since they are under different proxies, thus preventing a chain ban. The locks are most often issued when doing Tut island. You can literally do Tut island by hand under these proxies and they will still get locked. it's a way for jagex to weed out incoming bots.

If they survived tut island, the proxies can be used. For instance, ive used them for lvl 30s, 50s, etc and they don't get locked after a botting run. But they don't prevent bans either. they just help with not getting swatted all at once.

Solution: get the lvl 3's from someone else who successfully made them. Then slab a proxy on them but these proxies will pretty much only separate your bots from a chain ban. If youre suiciding tho, i would use multiple bots per proxy since they will get banned anyway.

 

4 hours ago, IDontEB said:

Jagex locks all users who dont use the OSBot search function before posting questions. Thats probably why to be honest, who knows.

Thanks you guys for the insight, i'll start buying level 3 accounts instead and slapping a proxy on them. I Plan on starting a mini gold farm of 12 ish accounts then  probably invest in a vps/dedicated server later down the line when i can.

[Alienware]

it's looks like jagex have a new way to figure auto created accounts.

[John Cena]

Yeah pretty common nowadays, majority of IP's that are obviously a datacentre will auto flag whilst on tutorial island. It just makes costing of running bots abit higher and prevents a bigger issue with bots. Your best bet is to just buy the lvl3's. This tactic has been going on for several months now and people still kinda freak out when they get locks. So just remember that  but you can bot on these ips if you want you won't face any issues most of the time.

[Faust]

dont proxy on tut acc, buy/or use your own ip to finish it, then proxy it.