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Is this more risky if I use ABer with a account haven't been online for a long time?


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#1 arow4580

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Posted 07 August 2014 - 03:42 PM

I have been using ABer on 6 of my accounts,and recently I bought a new empty one and used it ,only got about 3 MPs and got frozen for using AB,though the others are not frozen :o

 

Is this more risky if I use ABer with a account haven't been online for a long time?

 

And also...since my other accounts are not frozen,that means they are safe from being chain frozen?



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    #2 arow4580

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    Posted 07 August 2014 - 03:52 PM

    Are you using all 6 accounts on the same IP? If so, you will be chain iced if you continue to AB in all of them. Look into proxies to prevent chain ices. I have a guide on finding and using proxies in my siggy.

    The risk is more on an account with no restocking history: how can you expect a user new to restocking to get 3 MP in a week? Build the restocking history, and stay away from magic.

    Just because your other accounts are not frozen yet doesn't mean they are safe.

    Yeah I do  :mellow: So If I stop using AB on all of them for more than 1 month I'll be safe?

     

    Thanks I'll check out the guide  :)

     

     

    Oh right......forgot about RS history



    #3 arow4580

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    Posted 07 August 2014 - 04:26 PM

    thanks so much for the help ^_^



    #4 Grandmaster

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    Posted 08 August 2014 - 02:48 AM

    Try not to have sudden spike in activities in any accounts that have not been accessed for long time, it would be really suspicious. Try to start with some dailies for a week or so, then gradually go to autobuying.


    Edited by Grandmaster, 08 August 2014 - 02:49 AM.


    #5 ekleut

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    Posted 10 August 2014 - 07:29 PM

    You'll never be safe again... dun dun dunnn.




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