loopa
2007-12-21 13:05:11
Well, today when i decided to transfer all my stuff from my main to my pure before the balanced trade update, i got a stupid idea, but i decided to try it.
Have you ever heard of these USB memory sticks with U3?
Its like a small operating system on your memory stick.
So first i logged on to my pure with the normal RS client from my hard drive, then opened up Firefox from the U3 and tried to log on RuneScape with my main. And guess what, it worked!
I know it may be risky to log in from the same IP, but i havnt received any bans yet :D
Post your thoughts about this, is the risk of getting banned high when doing this or is this a really good idea?
Jackrawl
2007-12-21 13:54:04
Actually that looks like a good idea. I cannot see this with a high risk at all, they'd just see two accounts from two different hard drives.
Runeman
2007-12-23 10:23:14
I am allways Dual Logged in but on two different computers on the same Internet, Is that breaking the rule or not?
synesthetics
2007-12-24 11:58:22
From: Runeman
I am allways Dual Logged in but on two different computers on the same Internet, Is that breaking the rule or not?
no
the other pc has another ip.
so pc1 has ip : 12.34.56.100
and pc2 has: 12.34.56.101
its different ;)
L3ss Than 33
2007-12-30 11:30:01
The funny thing is… I use firefox and I can double log-in using two fire-fox browsers so I don't see the need of this. Just have one account go unsigned applet low detail. I do this all the time and am never banned.
loopster
2007-12-30 12:40:05
ya l3ss thats what i do i didn;t know there was so much confusion when doing this on other computers
L3ss Than 33
2007-12-30 17:29:22
I think you can even do this in firefox tabs!
I'm not sure if you can logon using firefox for more than 2 accounts though… maybe if all of them were unsigned low detail?
Using the signed and unsigned method, you can only sign on to max two accounts at once.
From: synesthetics
no
the other pc has another ip.
so pc1 has ip : 12.34.56.100
and pc2 has: 12.34.56.101
its different ;)
LOL, the internal ip is different, but the external ip isn't, and the external ip is the only thing they can see. If you go on a VM/other pc/… it doens't make a difference. Unsigned and signed method shouldn't make a difference too, but they might find it suspicious that one account with the same ip is using high and signed, and the other low and unsigned. But I don't think they really care, unless you're trading stuff from a macro to your main ofcourse.