How Does Jagex Detect Account Sharing?

[Returning Truth]

Ingame proof, constant changing of 2/3 IP adress's or talking about it via private message.

 

[Som3guy]

I'd say by checking constant IP switches, it could be explainable to some extent, but it's obvious you're sharing an account when the IP's are located cross country or something along those lines.

 

[extremegp]

dude they can only detect that if someone reports you on it , or if you are talking about it in a chat or out in the open.

 

[ProDuch]

1 thing to say:

I share all my account with a friend since 2004 never get banned. If you aint an idiot and do not tell in game they wont detect.

 

[GoosEighteen]

I'd say by checking constant IP switches, it could be explainable to some extent, but it's obvious you're sharing an account when the IP's are located cross country or something along those lines.

Cross country?
I dont know that saying, im not english.
Does that mean "within" or outside your country...

To my knowledge and intuition it seems more obvious if someone trades alot of cash on 2 ip adresses close to each other since those are accesible.
And then again,
RWTing on a ip range outside my country means im trading with someone else, and somebody i cant trust. So if you mean (concerning the quote) its the other way around, i should actualy RWT on a ip range outside my country, then whom is there i can trust???
Seems kinda impossible...
You people are all nice characters i guess... but im not going to accept somebody else to RWT 100m or more to my main, not anybody. And certainly people i dont know irl. I think that mentality accounts to many other people aswell.

 

[Germaholic]

Me and my brother share accounts I don't think they can notice

 

[Valvarexart]

Damn, guys, LOTS of people use proxys. There's no way Jagex would ban anyone for frequently changing IP address. Multilogging isn't bannable either, as it could be a family member or friend in the same house.
RWT is usually bannable if they can connect your account to a known RWTer, though.

 

I go on two or three at the same time all of the time. You shouldn't have a problem.