I think I have a flagged IP, my accounts last a very very short time and was wondering what other options there is to change my IP. I have tried resetting my router and doing that ipconfig /release stuff but to no avail. I have a superhub 2 if that makes it any easier.

well... botting is against the rules. jagex's system is good. equals getting banned fast

http://osbot.org/forum/topic/13734-how-to-change-your-ip-using-a-vpn-usefull-for-botting/

http://osbot.org/forum/topic/13734-how-to-change-your-ip-using-a-vpn-usefull-for-botting/

vpn's arent usefull for botting. srsly. especially the free ones

vpn's arent usefull for botting. srsly. especially the free ones

 

How aren't they useful?

How aren't they useful?

Lots of lots of people use them, get banned on them, so they will be "Flagged"

 

also

 

" VPN's are very dangerous to use. I would not recommend to use VPN's. Free proxies and VPN's are run by people who are either interested in recording all your data so they can sell it for profit to database and marketing companies or use it as a vehicle to install viruses and bots on your computer.

 

These people don't give away what costs them thousands of dollars a month in equipment and internet costs for no return on their investment. "

Lots of lots of people use them, get banned on them, so they will be "Flagged"

 

also

 

" VPN's are very dangerous to use. I would not recommend to use VPN's. Free proxies and VPN's are run by people who are either interested in recording all your data so they can sell it for profit to database and marketing companies or use it as a vehicle to install viruses and bots on your computer.

 

These people don't give away what costs them thousands of dollars a month in equipment and internet costs for no return on their investment. "

 

~Lolmanden

~Lolmanden

yup, it's true tho

Lots of lots of people use them, get banned on them, so they will be "Flagged"

 

also

 

" VPN's are very dangerous to use. I would not recommend to use VPN's. Free proxies and VPN's are run by people who are either interested in recording all your data so they can sell it for profit to database and marketing companies or use it as a vehicle to install viruses and bots on your computer.

 

These people don't give away what costs them thousands of dollars a month in equipment and internet costs for no return on their investment. "

 

>free

you're retarded if you trust a free proxy / vpn

i pay $7/month for my vpn, is nice

>free

you're retarded if you trust a free proxy / vpn

i pay $7/month for my vpn, is nice

You're also not the only one that uses the paid vpn

stop botting

Have you tried.... maybe playing the game?

call your isp

What were you bottling and for how long?

call your isp

 

...And tell them what? "Oh, can you change my IP address because I keep getting banned on

RuneScape--you know, that MMORPG--and I would like it if I wasn't flagged any more."

 

You're probably being banned because you...

• Are using multiple accounts to bot the same activity, and their system is already trained to detect and remove.
• Are paying for membership using the same credit card/phone number/profile(able) method, and they're simply finding out who else you've paid membership for, monitoring them for a short time, and concluding whether or not they're botting.
• Are creating new accounts from one IP, and then sending them off down another, not thinking for a minute that maybe, in this day and age, account created are also recorded with their creator's IP address. And of course, finding other accounts made from the same IP, checking them out, and removing.

Either of these methods will get you screwed, and I can't imagine them being too hard to implement for Jagex.

 

If you want a solution, well there isn't a straight forward answer. How about testing the waters; create a new account from your IP, bot it via using an obscure, but still functional, script, and see if you're flagged enough to get caught. And what I mean by "obscure" is, something that you're less likely to get reported for.

 

And also, I would think that free proxies only distribute Class B IP addresses, because they can offer more hosts (aka. customers) than network spaces. While I'm no pro in networking, I do know that standard networks that we have, use Class C IP addresses. So having an account switch between IP classes would be greatly suspicious. Why the hell would you trust a free proxy any ways?

Edited October 8, 201411 yr by liverare