CalcuoCuchicheo banned?
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^^ I use a modem and when I reconnect I get a diff IP every time. Calc has had 9 different IPs.
I banned two out of his nine IPs, this could affect Calc, Thommo and Sillone (as I pmed you about) because you both had those two IPs, but you also had other ones where as this member I wanted to get rid of only had 2. Tell Calc to disconnect from the internet and reconnect until he gets into a different IP range.
Im tired of Nino Kay, aka Rather Unique, aka, Obnoxious Man, aka playa D, aka Rhy, aka rhyand, aka rydee, aka Technique, etc etc coming back and reregistering, so his IPs have been banned.
I banned two out of his nine IPs, this could affect Calc, Thommo and Sillone (as I pmed you about) because you both had those two IPs, but you also had other ones where as this member I wanted to get rid of only had 2. Tell Calc to disconnect from the internet and reconnect until he gets into a different IP range.
Im tired of Nino Kay, aka Rather Unique, aka, Obnoxious Man, aka playa D, aka Rhy, aka rhyand, aka rydee, aka Technique, etc etc coming back and reregistering, so his IPs have been banned.
How do you know they're all the same guy if he's using different IPs every time?
Well, most often, people use either broadband modems or dial-up modems (the general public uses either of these two), which one does he use? Since he spends so much time on the Internet, its probably broadband. In that case, the IP won't change until the ISP decides to change it (may take a long while...weeks or months).
If he uses dial-up, which would be shocking, his IP would change every time he logs on. That's because dial-up users from a single ISP all get a group of IPs. A good example is AOL. People wouldn't be able to identify you specifically if you were using AOL because others are probably using the same IP. However, AOL has other ways of identifying people.
Well, most often, people use either broadband modems or dial-up modems (the general public uses either of these two), which one does he use? Since he spends so much time on the Internet, its probably broadband. In that case, the IP won't change until the ISP decides to change it (may take a long while...weeks or months).
If he uses dial-up, which would be shocking, his IP would change every time he logs on. That's because dial-up users from a single ISP all get a group of IPs. A good example is AOL. People wouldn't be able to identify you specifically if you were using AOL because others are probably using the same IP. However, AOL has other ways of identifying people.
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