RWT BAN

[Physique]

Do you really get banned for this now?

I saw two threads and they got banned after giving and getting away large amounts of gold like 1b+

I am getting scared of this - especially because of a staking rental service like If I win 2b and xfer it will that account get banned

 

[Reines]

Yes, Jagex monitors large trades. It doesn't hurt to do multiple trades instead.

 

[PureCaper]

Just a tip if you're doing a staking rental service, only put enough gp on the main to do that stake and then run back to your mule, that's what I try to do as to not get huge trades and not get scammed

 

It's easy to avoid bans if you follow some good rules. Always avoid staking famous streamers or people staking on stream. People tweet these a lot and mods follow up sometimes. It's easy to figure out if you're rwting when they evaluate your trades/stakes. Avoid dealing with any and all chinese. They refuse to use proper trading methods. Avoid major gp flippers. They buy gold from the staking communities. Sometimes they buy tainted gold and dont even know it. (Just like the chinese) They end up selling it to 10 people and everyone gets chained. Your best bet is to ask drygore or crab for their teamspeak/discord info. This way you can get the gold from the sources without worrying about resellers/chinese. It's also 10x safer to sell in these discords/teamspeaks.

 

It's pretty rare to get banned for RWT compared to hitting though, keep that in mind.

 

[Physique]

Thanks guys.

Appreciated!

 

i've personally rented accounts for awhile and have 2 friends who do it now. Bans are not common at all. It takes unsual circumstances for it to happen. Either they trade gold shops or get caught red handed by a Jmod. I wouldnt sweat it to much but if you do ask them to drop trade or stake trade.

 

[Ambotrade]

sold 7bill to King GP 4 months ago,

still not banned.

 

[Deceleration]

To Jagex it looks suspicious.. it's the risk some of us take but there are certain precautions you can take to avoid the radar.

 

It's easy to avoid bans if you follow some good rules. Always avoid staking famous streamers or people staking on stream. People tweet these a lot and mods follow up sometimes. It's easy to figure out if you're rwting when they evaluate your trades/stakes. Avoid dealing with any and all chinese. They refuse to use proper trading methods. Avoid major gp flippers. They buy gold from the staking communities. Sometimes they buy tainted gold and dont even know it. (Just like the chinese) They end up selling it to 10 people and everyone gets chained. Your best bet is to ask drygore or crab for their teamspeak/discord info. This way you can get the gold from the sources without worrying about resellers/chinese. It's also 10x safer to sell in these discords/teamspeaks.

Not flaming but just outlining this is only somewhat true.

I've received chains from staking and also trade related RWT.

I have two addresses, therefore 2 home IP's so there's definitely no correlation between the two particular instances.

The staking method is becoming quite risky, as you've said yourself.If Jagex monitor the stakes they know if you've purposely misclicked etc.

I've not had a chain ban since february since I've used an array methods including:

- socks 5 proxies,
- used IRL friends (who play legit) to use their home IP and fund membership of my mules from their CC's/PP
- Windows RDP VPS with spoofed useragent and a mixture of membership payment methods

I also rotate my VPS' and have some of my mules online 8 hours a day being played by workers. Completing quests, minigames and levels etc. This ensures no mechanical gameplay such as logging in and trading/staking, then logging out.

Now back to my point, I don't disagree with you as its true most resellers and especially the chinese sites do not incorporate such "anti-ban" techniques, but I'd like to speak up for those of us that do to avoid any misconceptions.

 

[Inklyy]

I've never been banned for RWT and used to buy a lot and sell bills at a time. One trade.
Maybe I'm lucky. But it's never been an issue for me. As the years progressed I started using mules to spread the wealth but that's about it.

 

Not flaming but just outlining this is only somewhat true.

I've received chains from staking and also trade related RWT.

I have two addresses, therefore 2 home IP's so there's definitely no correlation between the two particular instances.

The staking method is becoming quite risky, as you've said yourself.If Jagex monitor the stakes they know if you've purposely misclicked etc.

I've not had a chain ban since february since I've used an array methods including:

- socks 5 proxies,
- used IRL friends (who play legit) to use their home IP and fund membership of my mules from their CC's/PP
- Windows RDP VPS with spoofed useragent and a mixture of membership payment methods

I also rotate my VPS' and have some of my mules online 8 hours a day being played by workers. Completing quests, minigames and levels etc. This ensures no mechanical gameplay such as logging in and trading/staking, then logging out.

Now back to my point, I don't disagree with you as its true most resellers and especially the chinese sites do not incorporate such "anti-ban" techniques, but I'd like to speak up for those of us that do to avoid any misconceptions.

I havent been chained since I started using 1 proxy per account either. I have been banned individually per account. Just the other night my rs3 account was banned with 800m+ Shards. I had avoided all major rwting. The small amount of rwting was done in the arena and done the best way. I dont believe it has a lot to do with IP's anymore as much though. If you're a major rwt'er I believe it's more hardware related when being banned. They can check your CPU and instantly link you. My suggestion is always wipe your cache and avoid the chinese. Now most people dont need to do any of this. Most users dont sell the amounts that the major stakers do. It's extremely unlikely to be banned for doing regular rwting. I was a ddyce host for years and never got banned. Only when I started staking did the bans roll in. (I've taken 5b 07 bets via trade and didnt get banned) Im going to assume their vast majority of anti rwting are located in the arena, lumbridge and varrock. If you avoid these area's for rwting you should be good.

 

I havent been chained since I started using 1 proxy per account either. I have been banned individually per account. Just the other night my rs3 account was banned with 800m+ Shards. I had avoided all major rwting. The small amount of rwting was done in the arena and done the best way. I dont believe it has a lot to do with IP's anymore as much though. If you're a major rwt'er I believe it's more hardware related when being banned. They can check your CPU and instantly link you. My suggestion is always wipe your cache and avoid the chinese. Now most people dont need to do any of this. Most users dont sell the amounts that the major stakers do. It's extremely unlikely to be banned for doing regular rwting. I was a ddyce host for years and never got banned. Only when I started staking did the bans roll in. (I've taken 5b 07 bets via trade and didnt get banned) Im going to assume their vast majority of anti rwting are located in the arena, lumbridge and varrock. If you avoid these area's for rwting you should be good.

Yeah you're right, it's definitely hardware more than IP (although proxies are nice bonuses as long as they're private socks 5). They mainly chain via HWID as they auto ban any accs that have multi-logged and traded on the same device.

I think they're targeting the arena at the moment, just because of the controversy. Jagex love pulling publicity stunts. Its the main reason they banned famous hosts back in the day, just to set an example.

My latest chain was hardware related as at the time I was running 2 accounts per VPS, and I was trading gold among them. Of course the all got linked. Since I never move gold from one acc to the other, I only trade the buyer/seller with the account so none of mine link via trade.

The membership technique definitely works. Most people just buy a load of bonds, which is just lazy. It's harder for them to prove if membership is paid from different card/paypal holder names, thanks to friends

 

Yeah you're right, it's definitely hardware more than IP (although proxies are nice bonuses as long as they're private socks 5). They mainly chain via HWID as they auto ban any accs that have multi-logged and traded on the same device.

I think they're targeting the arena at the moment, just because of the controversy. Jagex love pulling publicity stunts. Its the main reason they banned famous hosts back in the day, just to set an example.

My latest chain was hardware related as at the time I was running 2 accounts per VPS, and I was trading gold among them. Of course the all got linked. Since I never move gold from one acc to the other, I only trade the buyer/seller with the account so none of mine link via trade.

The membership technique definitely works. Most people just buy a load of bonds, which is just lazy. It's harder for them to prove if membership is paid from different card/paypal holder names, thanks to friends

Using legitimate friends to purchase didnt forms of membership is something I never considered. I will be using this method from now on to further distance my accounts from one another. I've also taken to drop trading rather than outright trading.

 

[RS Tim]

id suggest doing multiple trades as large trades are seen easier id believe. or drop trading/staking over wud be a safer method