I tried that software as well, but I could not notice anything blatantly suspicous (but my exprience in this filed is limited, I have to say). I also had installed on the computer a small program called WinPatrol which should have avoided unwanted software to register for loading at startup.Originally Posted by 'Sam DeathWalker',index.php?page=Thread&postID=165827#p ost165827
At the beginning I had a G15 keyboard installed, but it didn't work well : I just tried it out a couple of times. The software of the G15 is still installed on my old computer, however it is more than a month that I do not connect the keyboard itself, and anyway I never used it while running WoW. So I do not believe this is the problem.Originally Posted by 'Doostin',index.php?page=Thread&postID=165906#post 165906
I was mainly playing 1 paladin + 4 mages (currently level 45), and sometimes a group of 3 Shamans (around level 15 now). All accounts were under the same name and same credit card number.Originally Posted by 'Kicksome',index.php?page=Thread&postID=165924#pos t165924
I mostly quest when I level (I had QuestHelper installed) : in other words, I do not spend hours farming on the same group of mobs with a somehow recurring pattern, as a bot could do.
I last played the group of 5 on Wednesday in Tanaris and the group of 3 on Thursday in Azuremyst, then I received the notification of the ban on all 5 accounts on Friday.
About Jamba, the options for the "auto-follow after combat" and "warn if I stop following" were turned on. I do not think any of the others were on. I used jamba mainly for the auto-follow, and for the group accept and turn in of the quests.
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