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[camellia]

I got chain iced for what I am assuming for doing Trudy on multiple accounts.

 

I still had other sides, so I played without cheating. Feeding Kadʻs, went to sleep and the next morning I was iced.

 

Made new accounts, literally left them alone just so they could age. ALL Iced.

 

Waited a couple days made a new account from work. Logged in at home, played a few games. Tried logging in at work again. ICED

 

So I think TNT has flagged my IP address at home. Do I wait it out a few months? Contact TNT (wonʻt get a reply forever probably)

 

Do the proxy thing to change my IP?

[KaibaSama]

I would recommend using a proxy to bypass the IP ban (which is what this seems like), which will also allow you to wait it out a bit on your home IP address as you won't be using it to log on/visit to neopets anymore. 

[camellia]

I figured thatʻd probably be the only way.

 

Do you think this is a temporary ban, so lets say in a month or so I can try again or do they do permanent bans.

 

Iʻm seriously a low threat so they shouldnʻt even be worrying about me.

[KaibaSama]

I figured thatʻd probably be the only way.

 

Do you think this is a temporary ban, so lets say in a month or so I can try again or do they do permanent bans.

 

Iʻm seriously a low threat so they shouldnʻt even be worrying about me.

They do permanent IP bans, and temporary bans. It's a bit hard to say now which this may be, as they seem to be on a freezing spree. The really only 100% way to know which it is, is to wait on using your home IP for a few months, and if you come back, make an account and it gets banned incidentally, it's probably a perma ban. 

[camellia]

Darn okay, so sad, oh well

 

Thank you for the info!

[Hikimaru]

I personally think it's a temp-ban. As long as I know, when they do permabans you cannot even access the site using your IP, I saw it happening with a few people.

[Bones]

Yeah I know a few people with perms and they cant even access the site as @Hikimaru said

[Stryker11487]

I know often everyone uses proxies, you can also just use a VPN solution. Say one account you use with an IP out of Texas another out California etc... Plus when running any of the programs here you could just have your VPN up while the software runs (I believe)