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i was just wondering if anyone has tried registering for a tracker using cellphone data network. They have their own ip's far away from the one i use locally so i was wondering if it would be ok to register a dupe on the data network instead of going to another ip or vpn?
If "far away" is still inside your own country, then it's OK.
is there anyway to change the ip through a router? i got banned from revtt and everytime i go to their site the top 10 banned reasons page come up. I have been using gt for other trackers but obviously revtt has different scripts. this website is a gem that i found out yesterday :).
depends on your isp, not the router.Quote:
Originally Posted by cooldude10
if you get a new ip everytime you reconnect e.g. then, well, just reconnect :P
If you don't, change your router's MAC and power cycle it.
You forgot to clean your Flash Cookies (Wired)
Look in Macromedia/Flash Player/#Shared Objects and delete them manually.
Trackers aren't using that, but it definitely wouldn't hurt to add it. Will do, thanks.
BetterPrivacy (Firefox-Addon) can do that for you. Also a Whitelist-Option is integrated.Quote:
Originally Posted by proforma
Here's how you delete em on mac.
Flush.app – Flash Cookie Removal Tool For OS X | MacHacks.TV
and,anyone who want to be fully aware should probably read this.
Adobe - Flash Player : Settings Manager
I tried that all of it turning it off, reconnecting, deleting cookies. Still nothing :(
Huh?
What are you talking about? Changing your IP, or do you keep on getting banned at a tracker despite following this tutorial?
In the latter case, you're obviously doing something wrong.
I don't keep on getting banned. I was banned in Revtt now everytime I go to their page the "filesharefreak top 10 reasons to get banned" page comes up, no idea how to get around that.
Get a non-banned IP. Remember RevTT bans some countries as well.
That is my question. How do you get a non-banned ip. I know with dsl it's simply turning off the modem will give you a new one. I am on cable and I don't think it will reset by simply turning it off, I have tried that.
Is the only other to do so is contacting the isp?
Tried changing your MAC?