Reporting another site

[Kalafai]

Alright, I've found an obscure RS botting site, including Live Classes. Where would I be reporting this to Jagex?

 

Yes, I can look on their site.

 

Yes, I am lazy.

 

Also, busy, and I assume it would take me a while to find the right spot.

[DarkDude]

Quick find code: 103-104-12-58898735 on the RSOF :).

[Kalafai]

Thank you. Hope they don't only get it taken down, but sneak in to gather some names.

 

Murderously gleeful for Justice,

Time Kitten

Vn~

[anonymouse_]

Live classes?

[jjjon123]

Live classes?

for teaching chinese how to gold farm on rs? lol idk

[stonewall337]

Most of those sites block Jagex so its rather moot. Also, why would you even care? Not to mention those names don't prove anything; if I botted, I wouldn't use my RS name on a botting site, I'd be more likely to use someone elses.

[anonymouse_]

 

Murderously gleeful for Justice,

Time Kitten

Vn~

D.V. Jr. :thumbdown:

[Sy_Accursed]

Most of those sites block Jagex so its rather moot. Also, why would you even care? Not to mention those names don't prove anything; if I botted, I wouldn't use my RS name on a botting site, I'd be more likely to use someone elses.

 

You have to buy them.

 

Odds are most buy using card or paypal, which is mostly likel the same method used to pay for rs membership.

Cross-reference the database and you can easily find a majority of the customers.

 

As for them blocking Jagex, wtf? You can't "block" someone like that from viewing you're website; you can do an ip block but a company like jagex are hardly gonna be stopped by that and they have law on their side anyway.

[alias1991]

Most of those sites block Jagex so its rather moot. Also, why would you even care? Not to mention those names don't prove anything; if I botted, I wouldn't use my RS name on a botting site, I'd be more likely to use someone elses.

 

You have to buy them.

 

Odds are most buy using card or paypal, which is mostly likel the same method used to pay for rs membership.

Cross-reference the database and you can easily find a majority of the customers.

 

As for them blocking Jagex, wtf? You can't "block" someone like that from viewing you're website; you can do an ip block but a company like jagex are hardly gonna be stopped by that and they have law on their side anyway.

a)how are they going to get the cc or paypal info to cross-reference? you think the site will give it away? no. a court most likely could not even force them to divulge that information

b)jagex does not have the law on there side, as breaking the ToS of a site is NOT breaking the law. this is the precise reason jagex is losing in their lawsuit against a certain botting site, the site is not breaking the law.

[Sy_Accursed]

Most of those sites block Jagex so its rather moot. Also, why would you even care? Not to mention those names don't prove anything; if I botted, I wouldn't use my RS name on a botting site, I'd be more likely to use someone elses.

 

You have to buy them.

 

Odds are most buy using card or paypal, which is mostly likel the same method used to pay for rs membership.

Cross-reference the database and you can easily find a majority of the customers.

 

As for them blocking Jagex, wtf? You can't "block" someone like that from viewing you're website; you can do an ip block but a company like jagex are hardly gonna be stopped by that and they have law on their side anyway.

a)how are they going to get the cc or paypal info to cross-reference? you think the site will give it away? no. a court most likely could not even force them to divulge that information

b)jagex does not have the law on there side, as breaking the ToS of a site is NOT breaking the law. this is the precise reason jagex is losing in their lawsuit against a certain botting site, the site is not breaking the law.

 

Yes they do, there numerous cases around the internet where Jagex have taken botting sites to court and ceased them from the owners and had compensation demanded.

They also can easily have all the site info released to them under law.

[IHasChicken]

Jagex has an awesome trump card: every single account/item/stat is not the property of the person behind the computer screen playing the account, it is the property of Jagex.

 

So, any profits made by trade of this property is the equivalent of stealing goods and fencing them - you're going to get your ass slammed in court by Jagex by using their property to make profit against their will.

[anonymouse_]

So, any profits made by trade of this property is the equivalent of stealing goods and fencing them - you're going to get your ass slammed in court by Jagex by using their property to make profit against their will.

I haven't seen this happen yet :rolleyes:

[IHasChicken]

So, any profits made by trade of this property is the equivalent of stealing goods and fencing them - you're going to get your ass slammed in court by Jagex by using their property to make profit against their will.

I haven't seen this happen yet :rolleyes:

that's because it's really just not worth suing anyone these days. Since the anti RWT measures came in, botting sites have become a lot less active and more fragmented, and it's not really worth jagex's time and effort and money to even sue.

 

That being said, just because something hasn't happened, doesn't mean they don't have this legal advantage.

[xpandax]

jagex took down the biggest free bot site and the url is still currently controlled by jagex. However, they just relocated to a different url a couple days later. Jagex can basically only win these lawsuits because of copyright issues... if a site is careful enough it isn't worth Jagex's time/resources to take them to court. There are 100's of sites that you pay for access to bots most of them are resell sites for the nexus bot so jagex went after the creators of the actual nexus bot, but i haven't heard any news about how that suit was going and haven't bothered to look into it anymore. (I read about it probably like 7 months ago or so)

[Slayer_Jesse]

So, any profits made by trade of this property is the equivalent of stealing goods and fencing them - you're going to get your ass slammed in court by Jagex by using their property to make profit against their will.

I haven't seen this happen yet :rolleyes:

that's because it's really just not worth suing anyone these days. Since the anti RWT measures came in, botting sites have become a lot less active and more fragmented, and it's not really worth jagex's time and effort and money to even sue.

 

That being said, just because something hasn't happened, doesn't mean they don't have this legal advantage.

not to mention that legal action is something Jagex is more likely to keep quiet about.

 

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