Ban rate?

Hello What is the ban rate when using this tool? I had tried DreamBot for a bit and even when using it just a few hours a day (on paid account) max 4 days I would get banned.

 

It's extremely low in my experience. As long as you don't have a flagged ip and dont bot 24/7 for weeks at a time then you should be good for the most part.

 

12.68% to be exact.
Unless Anti-ban is enabled then 9.87%

Real answer: Nobody knows
Don't bot for unhuman hours and take regular breaks, u should be fine.

 

pretty low

 

Is this equipped with auto breaks?

 

I always get ban in the first 10min how can i change ip to bot abit more safe? Thanks

 

You can mask your IP using either a VPN or a proxy. Every notable botting client supports proxies, which are a useful tool in my opinion if you are botting multiple accounts, as you can avoid chain bans. Keep in mind proxies do not reduce ban rates, but they reduce the chance of getting chain banned.

 

TYVM <3

 

High ban rate in f2p and high ban rate on accounts that are just created.

 

truthfully from experience I have been banned less on my home IP than proxies/VPS' etc,

I think most websites that focus on proxies and servers for Runescape are flagged way too much and have a very high ban rate.

 

How is your ban rate after being banned once on your home IP. And how long do your accounts typically last until they’re banned?

 

Typically it varies, days/weeks sometimes longer, for the most time it's normally quite long, I still have accounts now that have gone for months, I suppose it's just down to the precautions you take, scripts you use, and not rushing things and botting an extreme amount

 

I always got banned botting. Litterally always eventually. I think Ive got around 8 chars with 99 stats that eventually get banned for botting.

 

I’ve created many maxed mains with SytheLib with no bans. Not that it’s necessarily safe for everyone, but if you write your own custom scripts and bot smart you have a good chance of passing unnoticed.

 

Can you respond to my request of a custom SytheLib script? Thanks!

 

Unplug your router and replug it or call your ISP

 

does unplugging your router change your IP?

 

Rarely, you'd be better off just calling your ISP. Most ISP's nowadays use the MAC address of your modem to assign an IP address, but also use the MAC to assign the modem to your account. So if the MAC address cannot be changed, you can't get a new IP address without swapping out your equipment.

Source: I work for the world's largest cable company

 

@mrzoro35 gave you a pretty good answer but to address your core question in the most basic way, it depends on if you have a static or dynamic IP.

 

Which he will still have to contact his ISP for. WAN IP addresses are assigned by them, so, even if static, theoretically it can still be changed.