Does RM+ apply and safe on RED now? Not saying definitely would cheat on RED, just leave the possibilities open.
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Does RM+ apply and safe on RED now? Not saying definitely would cheat on RED, just leave the possibilities open.
It's safe given that you use it correctly. Don't expect it to work "magically" out of the box though.
Stay tuned to their freeleech token handouts, don't waste a single one of them, and seed everything forever. That alone will give you a free pass on 20 gigabytes' worth of files plus whatever you used the tokens for, without having to upload a single byte back.
Also, check their request section regularly, because people are lazy and post requests for stuff they could have found by doing a little search. You could fill those by taking the files from another site (as long as they're not transcodes and comply with all of RED's rules) and easily get some hundred megabytes of upload in the process.
Those are humanly possible actions that will keep you afloat. I can't and won't give a speech about how I became Elite TorrentMaster in two hours on a 300 bps modem with hard work and wise decisions and you could do the very same given enough resolve, but they're readily available in their forums.
Thanks, that's what worries me...wouldn't even ask if it's another ordinary tracker. definitely do not want to lose all my hard-earned accounts on cabal.
This is the golden advice. Freeleech token and forum esp. request section, I'll definitely remember! btw 300bps? :shockkk!:
Thinking about doing the RED interview. But as we all are aware, it is required that you do the interview from your home ip-adress. Is there any whay to fake or circumvent this?
Circumvent in what regard? If you want to use a VPN or proxy during the interview, then no. They can easily tell by checking the IP you're connecting from, and there's no two ways about that.
If you would not normally have a problem using your home address but have been banned recently, change it to a clean one and wipe all previous traces of your account (there are tutorials for that here), then proceed as usual. Anonymity services are allowed post-signup, so if you pass the "exam" you can start using them right away, as long as they're within the site rules (e.g. free VPNs and Tor are a no-go).
Irrespective of whether the VPN is a public commercial service or a private one set up by and for yourself, it's trivial to do a WHOIS or ASN lookup on its address and discover that it belongs to a datacenter. If you can somehow host it on a residential blockor crack wireless networks around you or use Nmap to find vulnerable routers in your area that can be used as proxiesthat would work... with that said, changing your home IP is surely easier?