How to avoid getting caught by support staff over the same IP?

[crunk001]

Very intersted to know how to not get caught by attempts of support staff tracing the IP? Because how easy it is to get all your efforts to be shut down having the same IP..

Any idea or directly working solution?

[Sychotix]

Use a VPN? That will change your IP address.

[Roast]

I'm not sure if I'm being retarded and misunderstanding your question, but the answer is to just separate your accounts per IP address? Use something like Proxifier - Bypass firewall and proxy, tunnel connections through an HTTPS and SOCKS proxy for individual processes, or vpngate (VPN Gate - Public Free VPN Cloud by Univ of Tsukuba, Japan) if you're too cheap for a premium VPN. If this is really a legitimate concern, any bot program you run should support the use of proxies or you shouldn't use it.

It's not like there's a way to stop blizzard (or anyone for that matter) from seeing what IP address you're logging in and sending/receiving data from, so the only "solution" is to give them one that isn't really yours and a different one for each account you own.

[jimmys96]

VPNS can easily be traced. If you have a phone with data, tether that to your computer/laptop and use as connection.

[Hazzbazzy]

VPNS can easily be traced. If you have a phone with data, tether that to your computer/laptop and use as connection.

He's talking about Blizzard Customer Support here. As if they have time to trace.

[jimmys96]

He's talking about Blizzard Customer Support here. As if they have time to trace.

well the simplest of ip lookups shows a VPN is being used most of the time.

[TehVoyager]

make sure all ur comsm to blizz go through a tethered phone, or from a laptop at your local McCardboard's (or whatever your fast "food" restaurant of choice is) free wifi. i just generally send all my communications from my Wifi at work. i know all the passwords so if something comes up outside regular business hours i just walk to work and sit outside.

[crunk001]

He's talking about Blizzard Customer Support here. As if they have time to trace.

"he" is talking about private servers, like Elysium - very easy stuff actually

Use a VPN? That will change your IP address.

for all your IPs. it doesnt change anything. I had already a GM writing me that all my running bots were associated to the same IP "and if that would be me" - a no and he was gone. 2 weeks ago, nothing happened to main accounts. even started botting again, got deleted after a few attempts. main accounts still running.

man, you guys are kings of making assumptions. why do you have the god-given gift of asking genuine questions? the question here was simply what ways there are to individualize each running client with a seperate IP