Can I get banned, because I am using same email on every tracker?
Would be painful to create new email with every tracker, and keep it organized.

Originally Posted by RandomNickName87

Can I get banned, because I am using same email on every tracker?
Would be painful to create new email with every tracker, and keep it organized.

You have the biggest chance to get banned for using the same email, is the same thing as using the same username.

Originally Posted by shobby

You have the biggest chance to get banned for using the same email, is the same thing as using the same username.

Should I change my emails to new ones (create new email for every tracker), or is it pointless now, and I will be banned anyway?

As a matter of fact, some trackers will bann you just for being a member on a torrent invite site.GFT, PTP, DH, BTN are good examples of bannhammer paranoia these days.But, like i mentioned before, if you do get banned on these sites, it's never the case to "miss" them, there are always alternatives, sometimes these alternatives are even better than the place where you have been banned.And the beauty of it is, some of these alternatives are always opened for signups.Checkout rutracker.org and t411.me for instance.The content offer is great, far beyond what these so called "gazelle elite trackers" offer, the only common sense rule is to seed back.
*Hint: always use google chrome on these two sites for an english translation.

It's pointless, since their logs will keep track of changes anyway.

it is not pointless! maybe that tracker is not keeping the log or delete it monthly

For any of these trackers, it's pointless: SCC, GFT, RevTT, DH, WCD, WFM, PTP, BTN, SciHD, BitMe, BitMeTv, AHD, HDME, BitHQ, Bibliotik.Of course, this list can be enlarged at any time if a tracker's staff decides to drop bannhammer paranoia on these types of users.Also, i'm saying it's pointless to change e-mail, because if they want to, they can find you by looking up your ip / ip range.
*Hint: when you're being disabled on a "high level gazelle" tracker and you see this type of message, always remember it's related to your banns on another partner site of theirs, so don't take their bs and discuss about it, instead just delete it from your trackers list and move on.

"Your account has been disabled.
This is either due to inactivity or rule violation.
To discuss this come to our IRC at: blablableah.net
And join #blablableah.me

Be honest - at this point, lying will get you nowhere."

And don't forget to checkup every once in a while through their recover.php and see if your e-mail adress is still in the database, if it says "adress not found" you can buy a box with proxy at anytime, find an invite and join again, if you want to and if don't mind being banned again perhaps at some point in time...days, weeks, months, years...it really depends upon how good you can hide and how bored they are to search for you..However this isn't the case for RevTT, for example, they always keep track of their banned accounts, so it's nearly impossible to get in the 2nd time "legit" if you've been banned before.Overall, if you have fair alternatives consisting in a few decent content trackers that won't constantly bann you in a paranoid way for offering a few invites to help the community grow, it's really not worth it.

In my country the laws are relaxed, i can use public sites all day if i want to...but i don't have to, i preffer using the largest private trackers in the nearest countries from my location, my internet connection will always be maxed out on these trackers at 100 Mb/s...we also have fair internet speeds here most of the time, as you can see, our country is ranked in top 10 fastest countries in the world for the average worldwide internet speed...now, seriously, if some of you are from another country with harsher laws and stronger economy, then sure, nevermind my silly advice, because you gain a lot of money and you can affort stuff, so you can always rent a box for as little as the 1000th part of your monthly salary and enjoy FTP'ing content downloaded from your favourite gazelle tracker where you're also a monthly donor, content from your box to your home at speeds ranging from 2 to 10 Mb/s, perhaps at 50 Mb/s tops...i don't think many of you can download at speeds greater than that from home connection, nevermind uploading from home connections...home bandwith is limited and expensive in your areas...so perhaps for some of you the blazing swarm seedbox speeds from gazelle trackers is a cool and cheap safer alternative, but for the rest of us, with countrywide banns and all that...this is the best alternative.

And when i mean speed, i mean the real deal...this in example of a peering between a leaseweb nl box and my isp while i was still a member at the notorious GFT, lol.

http://postimg.org/image/hpa64grjh/

My buffer there way over 100 Gigs in the first 3 days, without even trying, just uploading average requested stuff and all that.Although i wouldn't do it again, no thanks.

Copyright infringement is a federal offence mate, it makes no difference how relaxed your laws are in your country or nearly any other country for that matter, if they want you they can get you.
What I was saying is public trackers are not safe and any one can monitor a swarm and access ip's with some basic software, your advise about using proxies from seedboxes is wrong too, better advise would be to use a well established VPN service.
All I'm saying is members will look at your advice and think is correct when in fact it could get them into even more trouble on other private trackers.

i agree.