Best Runescape Bot Proxys to Avoid Bans? What’s Working Right Now?

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Hey everyone,

So I’ve been diving back into RS and trying to figure out the best runescape bot proxys to avoid bans. I’ve heard mixed things about what’s working right now, and I’m kinda lost.

Anyone got recommendations? I’ve seen some people swear by residential proxys, while others say datacenter ones are fine if you’re careful. Also, are rotating IPs still the move or nah?

I’m just tryna avoid the hammer, ya know? Any tips or experiences would be super helpful.

Thanks in advance!
Yo, I feel you on the ban hammer stress. I’ve been using residential runescape bot proxys for a while now, and they’ve been solid. Datacenter ones are cheaper, but I’ve gotten flagged way more often with those.

I’d recommend checking out Bright Data or Oxylabs for residential proxys. They’re pricey, but worth it if you’re serious about avoiding bans. Rotating IPs are still a thing, but honestly, I’ve had better luck with sticky sessions lately.

Just don’t go overboard with the botting, ya know? Keep it chill and mix in some legit gameplay.
Hey! I’ve been in the same boat, and honestly, it’s a bit of trial and error. I’ve tried a bunch of runescape bot proxys, and here’s what’s worked for me:

- Residential proxys are def better for avoiding bans, but they’re expensive.
- Datacenter proxys can work if you’re careful with your botting patterns.

I’ve been using Proxy-Seller for datacenter proxys, and they’ve been decent. Just make sure to rotate IPs and avoid botting during peak hours.

Also, don’t forget to use a good bot client with anti-ban features. It makes a huge difference!
Honestly, I’ve been using datacenter runescape bot proxys for months now, and I haven’t had any issues. I think the key is to not go overboard with the botting.

I use ProxyRack, and they’ve been pretty reliable. Rotating IPs are still a thing, but I’ve found that sticking to a few IPs and not switching too often works better for me.

Just my two cents, but I think people overcomplicate it sometimes. Keep it simple, and you’ll be fine.
Residential proxys are the way to go if you’re serious about avoiding bans. I’ve been using Smartproxy for my runescape bot proxys, and they’ve been great.

Rotating IPs are still a thing, but I’ve found that using a mix of rotating and sticky sessions works best. Just don’t bot for too long at a time, and you should be good.

Also, make sure to use a good bot client with anti-ban features. It’s worth the extra effort to avoid getting banned.
I’ve been using datacenter proxys for my runescape bot proxys, and they’ve been working fine for me. I use Proxy-Cheap, and they’ve been pretty reliable.

I think the key is to not bot too much at once. I usually bot for a few hours a day and then take a break. Rotating IPs are still a thing, but I’ve found that sticking to a few IPs works better for me.

Just my experience, but I think people overcomplicate it sometimes. Keep it simple, and you’ll be fine.
Hey, I’ve been using residential proxys for my runescape bot proxys, and they’ve been working great. I use GeoSurf, and they’ve been pretty reliable.

Rotating IPs are still a thing, but I’ve found that using a mix of rotating and sticky sessions works best. Just don’t bot for too long at a time, and you should be good.

Also, make sure to use a good bot client with anti-ban features. It’s worth the extra effort to avoid getting banned.
Thanks for all the replies, everyone! Super helpful stuff. I think I’m gonna give residential runescape bot proxys a shot, maybe try out Bright Data or Smartproxy like some of you suggested.

Quick question though—anyone have tips on how often I should rotate IPs? Like, is it better to switch every hour or just stick to a few for a day? Also, do you guys use any specific bot clients with anti-ban features?

Appreciate all the advice so far!



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