I can't bot - I get perma banned every time

[Ufrore]

Tensta, let's see some clearing steps that you might have overlooked,

Are you aware that installing (re-installing) windows return most of your Hardware Information to its default values ? E.g. Your MAC address, your Hard Drive ID, they are all back to default.
You need to change again the MaC , HWID, again.

Also, check your IPs. Use any of the google options for IP checking. Are you completely sure they are being changed? have you checked them? maybe the range your ISP is providing is too small, making it easier for Blizz to see its you (flagged user IP-subnet) who is attempting to access their servers.

Do you use new WoW installations? full delete old installations, including the hidden files in program data and C:\Users\yourlocalusername\AppData\Local. Also delete the reg keys before reinstalling.

All these steps need to be done together. If you are doing 1 thing, then starting a new bot , banned, then doing another step, then starting a new bot, banned again, then another step,...you are doing it wrong. It's quite likely that blizzard uses advanced flagging systems that "mark" comps using several IDs. So you need to do them all together to get a real fresh start.

Even then, in order to be sure of which info Blizz does collect, it would require some time-consuming reversing all data going through all blizz applications , which is crazy. If there was an easy way, or someone had it figured out, we would know by now.

What is clear, by the fact that some people report real-name accounts not banned, is that they have some sort of registry which links comps / accounts / IPs to us, personally us.
How? that's what we have to figure out...

Do you know how to change the IDs of each hardware? (Hard Disk, Processor)

 

[Tensta1337]

Tensta, let's see some clearing steps that you might have overlooked,

Are you aware that installing (re-installing) windows return most of your Hardware Information to its default values ? E.g. Your MAC address, your Hard Drive ID, they are all back to default.
You need to change again the MaC , HWID, again.

Also, check your IPs. Use any of the google options for IP checking. Are you completely sure they are being changed? have you checked them? maybe the range your ISP is providing is too small, making it easier for Blizz to see its you (flagged user IP-subnet) who is attempting to access their servers.

Do you use new WoW installations? full delete old installations, including the hidden files in program data and C:\Users\yourlocalusername\AppData\Local. Also delete the reg keys before reinstalling.

All these steps need to be done together. If you are doing 1 thing, then starting a new bot , banned, then doing another step, then starting a new bot, banned again, then another step,...you are doing it wrong. It's quite likely that blizzard uses advanced flagging systems that "mark" comps using several IDs. So you need to do them all together to get a real fresh start.

Even then, in order to be sure of which info Blizz does collect, it would require some time-consuming reversing all data going through all blizz applications , which is crazy. If there was an easy way, or someone had it figured out, we would know by now.

What is clear, by the fact that some people report real-name accounts not banned, is that they have some sort of registry which links comps / accounts / IPs to us, personally us.
How? that's what we have to figure out...

Hey pimpampum. I want to thank you for taking your time regarding my issue, i'll try to respond you as detailed as I can.

Yes I am fully aware of that reinstalling my PC doesn't do that much - as you adressed my hardware IDs stays the same.

By changing from router to my mobile's cellar IP address I am sure it means I have changed my IP address. I checked on a website as well, if my IP address changed, and it did.

Yes I use new WoW installations and I have also deleted the reg keys before reinstalling.

I went way beyond my own PC. I tried botting on my friend's PCs, which means new IP addresses and hardware(and no, as adressed before, I do not use the same payment information etc) and they also got banned the exact way.

I have described before what I have done as well in this thread in my previous post.

Right now I think it's my profile. I realised I used the same farming profile last wednesday. So I have a bot running right now using a whole new profile, on my friend's PC. I realised I ALWAYS used the same botting profile and it's an old legion one that is official and one of the first ones around made by a guy called Roman.

I hope my post somehow responded your question, I can tell you I have done EVERYTHING what you mentioned. It doesn't make it less valuable, or relevant. I am right now thinking whether I did it in the right order, and if I was consistent. I am not sure.

 

[schae]

disable ipv6 and use a virtual machine. ppl start complaining about recurring bans, ppl shout vms are useless. ppl get banned again. 1 bot = 1vm + 1 dedicated ip, dont use known ip ranges like hetzner, ovh etc. buy keys in key shops. if the bot is not detected you'll have likely less bans.

 

[dragonbuddy]

blizzard use payment method to track previous bans and apply new ones, i 100percent sure. try diff ones.

 

[GEWSING]

BLIZZARD HIRES EX-FBI DIRECTORS LIKE JAMES COMEY TO TRACK DOWN BOTTERS. THERES NO HOPE REPENT AND PLAY FOR REAL IS THE PROPER RECOURSE.