i luffs yeww
2010-12-23 01:04:13
So, since a little while ago, it was necessary for all new accounts to have an email to create the account and sign in. I decided that I wanted the first script utilizing every aspect of SPyRL and lib/pyMML to be an account creator and tutorial island runner. So I first started messing around with 10minutemail, was going to get new emails for each account using it, and then I was thinking and realized.. how would Jagex know if the email was valid? Well, they don't.
One new account that I just made has the email "lolwutdicks@cunt.com" (sorry profanity). Pretty definitive proof that it can be whatever you want. ;)
I dunno, just thought it is kinda good to know to anyone who may make an account creator (me).
:) By the way, if anyone knows python (or wants to learn an extremely powerful and fun language), hit me up, yo. ;3
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mormonman
2010-12-23 01:12:59
So the account creator works fine? Maybe have it save names/email/pass into a .txt for safe-keeping.
i luffs yeww
2010-12-23 01:17:54
Yeah it'll be fine. Option for always having a constant email with sequential numbers and constant whatever.. ('bot1@villavu.com' 'bot2@villavu.com' etc.) or random stuff or whatever. I might just use 'live,' 'yahoo,' etc. no matter what, so they don't ban based on *@villavu.* or anything.
The point is, they don't check emails, which makes the whole email thing not a big deal whatsoever. :p Thought it'd be a bigger deal.
Train
2010-12-23 01:26:38
This is rather old news (sorry). I've been using fake emails since the day it came out.
i luffs yeww
2010-12-23 01:48:08
Nobody's said anything, that I've seen, but thanks. :) Didn't put it in the "News" section for that reason.
mormonman
2010-12-23 02:19:29
From: i luffs yeww
Yeah it'll be fine. Option for always having a constant email with sequential numbers and constant whatever.. ('bot1@villavu.com' 'bot2@villavu.com' etc.) or random stuff or whatever. I might just use 'live,' 'yahoo,' etc. no matter what, so they don't ban based on *@villavu.* or anything.
The point is, they don't check emails, which makes the whole email thing not a big deal whatsoever. :p Thought it'd be a bigger deal.
But was if you want to sell the account, then you will need to give them the email, and allow them to change the email(if that is even still possible).
i luffs yeww
2010-12-23 02:39:34
Well then they could use a valid email. I could make an email account per account, possibly. But that's their problem, not mine, tbh.
**BANNED The Man
2010-12-23 12:33:42
I am up for learning some Python :D
PM me :)
-Boom
Awkwardsaw
2010-12-23 13:02:36
i used to know python, i just need to get back on msn :p
i luffs yeww
2010-12-23 17:50:20
:D Get on the bandwagon, ya'll! I imagine there's gonna be a whole spyrl community that will be awesome. :)
Harry
2010-12-23 19:29:18
It's pretty simple to do, if you have a domain (or even a subdomain). Just setup a mailserver using a catch-all (*@domain.tld will all be accepted), and there you go. That way it's valid, and you could verify it if you wanted. "Jagex will ban the domain", maybe.. who knows?
Her0n
2010-12-23 22:28:46
I've always wanted to learn python:C