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I was banned for 14 days due to reports I believe.

My ban is in tier 1. 

 

So does that mean it's safe to bot still? Or am I going to have to legit for awhile?

Usually after a first offense bans become longer or even permanent. I wouldn't recommend botting.

Or am I going to have to legit for awhile?

 

I'm afraid this is not an option.

 

Please proceed to set your hard drive on fire.

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    I was banned for botting and was given a 14 day ban.

     

    I gave it a week, and began botting again just until I get my stats to what I want then I'm going legit.

     

    So far so good, I haven't been banned. Only been using scripts that aren't usually banned, (combat, minigames).

     

    I wouldn't dare trying Woodcutting, flax, spinning etc...

    Edited by westuk

    I was banned for 21 days, the day I got unbanned, I just suicided botting again, and haven't been banned since :)

    I've gotten banned for 14 days already also. I've been botting ever since and haven't had any problems.

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    I'm just worried that i'll be the guy that gets banned :c 

    I really want a sexy skill cape, and I could never do it legit.

    I'd say it's safe to continue.

    Who's the girl in your signature?

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