"A botters everyday" - A diary and (maybe) a guide about botting.

So I've been thinking about getting into the real money scheme, using wow bots. I've been thinking running 4x bots. 2x Gatherer, 1x shuffeling (JC,Enchant,Inc,Alch), 1x banking.

Would you suggest using SOR-accounts?

What do you do with IP? I've been thinking, using Proxifier to tunnel each game, to a socks5 *****.

 

How should I find a private buyer?
I'm scared of getting chargebacked

 

get the payments to be a gift, rather than purchasing electronic goods.

and if you you want to be extra secure(but also has a risk) have a second paypal acct. you receive money, send money on to your real paypal.

record your transactions with buyers onto video so if paypal charge it back you can provide video evidence of you completing the transaction + logs of skype/whatever

 

Hi SilverBeard.
By using four bots and two of them are farming (15k gold a day/ea.), you will get from 315 to 720 ? per. month depending on you sell to Chinese or private buyers. By having four accounts they cost around 44 ? per. month. So a nice profit of ~250 to ~650 ? a month is not bad

NEVER ever buy SoR - they can cost you so freaking much, because Blizzard are after them atm.

I have no experience in V-P-N's/Proxi's as I run all my bots under same IP. When I get some accounts banned, I just get a new IP. When I get more than the nine bots I have ATM, I will try to look in to some kind of V-P-N or something, just to be safer Have btw. no clue what Socks5 is

Again, if you want to start making real money, you must invest some money into it, and be as cold as stone, because you will get some accounts banned eventually (sooner)

 

Start a business, or if you have friends or try Ownedcore
Yeah, just take your precautions and check if they are verified PayPal user, look them up on Google or such

However, why do you not just use the Chinese?

 

Didn't you say earlier that they are flagged, so if I trade them I get flagged too?
But I've always sold to chinese without anything happened

Anyways thanks and nice guide, I like it!

 

I said that if you traded F2F you might get flagged, not if you trade through GB withdraw

Thanks

 

Yo mate nice thread and good to actually see some1 throwing so much at the community!

Thanks a lot

Fyi I sent you a message!

 

Hi Mallocake.

Glad you like it.
It is people, as you that make me want to make this, and still keep updating it.
I appreciate your time to say what you mean

 

Some few other questions:
Is it a problem to have the same name on multiple accounts? Is it a problem to bot on the same IP as you play on?

 

If you run multiple bots on the same IP and the same machine there is a risk that all of them will get banned.
For example you are runing 3 bots at a time. One of them get /stuck/reported/flagged for investigation. It will get banned and also all accounts online at the same time will get investigated. So in the end 3 of your bots that were farming at the same time gets banned.

The stuff above happened to me. Interesting fact is my other bots that were NOT online at that time did NOT get banned (even tho those bots were runing for like 2 months or so longer than the banned ones)

 

I make use on my own name, but only give Blizzard one letter of my first and last name, this way they can?t ban the accounts because of same name, simply because my name is not "showing"

I do not think 1-3 even 6-9 bots will trigger some IP flag or something, simply because I have not experienced it in my 3 years of botting. Some of my accounts have been banned, but some not, even when they run on same IP/PC at the SAME time
However, when you have many bots (7-10 or more) you should consider have some *** on virtual PC on your PC

 

Yeah it is always a risk.
However, the other thing you say are only PLAUSIBLE not a FACT!
They may investigate other accounts on your IP, but that would take too much of their time, if they would do that every time they ban a player.
As I say on my previous reply to Mallocake, I have been running LOTS of bots in the past 3 years. I have often been banned on only one account, and no other accounts were banned or even touched.
So it is not 100% sure they do it that way.

BUT.
If you have been banned on more than one account or the account banned have been banned before, they might look further into the matter and see if you are running more than one bot, and then close you down. This means your IP was flagged, and to not get into this situation, simply get a new IP when one of your accounts is banned

 

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Yea but I have a static ip, meaning I can't change it(I think).
I've just set up my lvling bot, lets see how this works.
Oh and yea about the transferring items, doesnt it seem odd to blizz that people with the same name and the same ip transfer between them via guildbank?

 

I got a static IP from my ISP. It cost me around 1.5? a month and I just call them and 2 hours later I can get i changed

Good luck

Well, for some reason this it safest, it would be more odd to send mats to another "bank account" by mail w/o any COD
Again, if Blizzard would have to check EVERY transfer of mats/gold, it would take them FOREVER. Sure, they have some automated scripts that alert them when you e.g. sends more than 10,000g, or more than 200 items. However, GB is more used on e.g. Raid Guilds.
Therefore, what I have gathered of experience since I started botting and sending mats, it seems more safe to use GB

 

Aye ok,

But if I'm in a low populated guild what then? Would it still be the same? And what reason do you give your provider to change the ISP?

 

I have my own guild with only my botters in it, so see no problem there

That Blizzard have blocked me, just tell the truth, they can't care less

 

So you've actually been IP cockblocked or not?

 

No, but the ISP get a reason, and then they are happy