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F2P Ban Rate

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Asap Ferg
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I've half-suicided a few f2p accounts and they've been banned already.

 

Jagex is really trying to end f2p goldfarming, I think they'll either remove pretty much all of the possible goldfarming f2p methods, or stop f2p osrs altogether.

 

It was a bad idea of releasing F2P, they knew it'd happen.

Yea, I haven't botted on F2P either, I don't want to risk my IP being flagged or  IP banned

I made an account, it got banned in 2hours

 

Made another one yesterday, it was banned when I came back from school.

 

I'm guessing they're trying hard to ban f2p bots........

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    Lol, I've ran some bots for almost 12 hours+, and only received bans then...but I botted during jagex hours too, so....

     

    idk how you guys don't last more than 2 hours

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    what's botting

     

    its when u download something & it does all your quests 4 free

    I haven't tried botting..... every script is broken for me.

     

    tbh, don't even try botting on f2p. waste of time.

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    tbh, don't even try botting on f2p. waste of time.

     suicide as many accounts as you can, transfer items every 6 hours, change ip, win.

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