From what iv read and seen its awsome, this was taken from
www.robotzindisguise.comQ: Is it possible to be banned for using this?
A: Because our software is simply the gateway to the RID servers which conduct the training, Jagex don't know and will never know what RID is, let alone detect it. RID is to my knowledge, the only bot ever made with this architecture, apart from the obvious security benefit another advantage, is it enables us to moniter every detail of every player while using RID, having sat above watching the two sides wage battle so long, we can tell you to the letter, how to come out on top. We've discovered there are mistakes people can make (for example, putting your account name in your signature at a cheating website Jagex visit, where you talk about RID), but knowledge is power and our guidelines (included in the bot download) tell you everything you need to know, to guarantee safety. Plenty of people break guidelines, but even then, the chance of being banned any given day is statistically only 0.5%. In 2009 only eleven people have been banned (to put this in perspective, the next best pay bot has had single days this year where 100 or more were banned), all eleven were breaking guidelines, repeating mistakes made in the past, and since the guidelines were released almost a year ago, no player who followed them has ever been banned - this makes RID unique in RuneScape botting history. Jagex recently attacked botting communities for spreading mis-information, and it goes on all the time. A few bots have done this in the past, and actually doing it now. A tell-tale sign, that an RS account you see in a botting video is 'bought' or 'borrowed' rather than 'earned', is when there is no wealth shown. This is because the skills shown have not been obtained botting, and the person who achieved the skills, sold his gold separately before selling the accout. Be sceptical and if something seems fishy (such as a vid of a bot that makes 400k an hour, has 99 in the skill, but only shows you about 20m gold), and it doesn't add up, then you are probably being deceived. Jagex did not specifically include RID in this statement about mis-information, but there is a real risk people will come here with pre-judgements, especially when what we say contradicts what you may have heard from Jagex. That's why we explain and justify, and never expect you to blindly believe what we say without thinking for yourself. New Jagex CEO Mark Gerhard made comments recently suggesting Jagex have 'blanket' detection systems that detect all botting, however that in itself is impossible. There is a cycle involved in macro detection: new bot developed > Jagex study bot > Jagex add to their detection systems and people begin to receive bans > new bot developed. There is not a one-size-fits-all solution in macro detection. Andrew Gower, the founder and lead programmer of Jagex, who knows a lot more on this subject than Mark, mentions this cycle himself in an article in the RuneScape knowledge base from Oct 2007. Andrew Gower's comments completely contradict and expose Mark, for either using deception as a tool to put people off macros, or just naivity as he is new to the job, and still learning. By preventing Jagex analysing our software, RID is the only bot to have broken free of this cycle. The only way to get banned with RID, is by breaking the RID guidelines. Anyone who's followed RID long enough will remember when we told people to stop using 'Magic Training 2' because of a few bans, and took it offline. We are honest about the performance of our software, and believe it or not, do care about your whole experience with our company, not just about making great software. There is a news system in the bot interface that will notify you immediately if any threat from Jagex arises, but since the beta of MT4 way back in August 2008 we have shielded our source code, and that has been enough to maintain a 100% safety record in-game.
looks good to me :) infact watching the vid on there site makes me want to buy :)