Question about ***

[Cenderone]

Hello everyone. I bot on a home network that my two brothers play on (atleast until they go back to college). I'm weary about botting now because I don't want them to get banned. I don't care about mine, but I've heard cases of Blizzard banning accounts that share an IP. Will using a ***, specifically HotSpotShield, take away or reduce the chances of them getting banned if I do? Keep in mind, THEIR ACCOUNTS DO NOT BENEFIT FROM MY BOTS ASIDE FROM SOME ARENAS. I HAVE NEVER TRADED GOLD TO THEM.(Besides when I lost a 20g duel bet with my brother). I really don't want to hear anyone say "Blizz can ban whoever they want", or "don't bot if you are afraid of getting banned. I know they have the right to ban anyone they want, but will they? And again, I dont care if I get banned. I'm worried about their accounts since they play by hand and have pretty nice accounts.
EDIT: Fixed some punctuation

 

[tealeaf]

short answer. no one knows, long answer it properly helps you a lot of multi account botters use a *** or ***** to hide their ip and account stuff, it also helps if you some of the time use ip A and when you play by hand or run bg's or farming you use ip b then if you are banned tell them you must have been hacked, do not use to many diffrent ip's tho

 

[Lloyd]

I would highly doubt they would ban via IP address.

All you would have to do is say that you play at an internet cafe and that there are dozens of people and computers at this location.

I worked in a cyber cafe for about 2 years and it is not unheard of for people to go hang out with their friends and play all day.