Hey guys. I've failed the interview three times and wonder if I can take the interview on my friends computer at his home, but use the account on my pc where I failed the interviews. Would they notice the IP?
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Hey guys. I've failed the interview three times and wonder if I can take the interview on my friends computer at his home, but use the account on my pc where I failed the interviews. Would they notice the IP?
They log everything about the users to prevent someone who is caught from duping again. They might notice your ip but im not sure. It's better you tell your friend to use the account for a few weeks and then start using it at your home.
Alright, thanks
You said this and then you encourage him to go ahead? WTH?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ronin21
They log everything. If you can't change your IP then don't do it. You'll get banned eventually.
I wasn't encouraging him to create another account, thats up to him. But if he decides to get another invite then its safer to use the account at friends house for few weeks.
Ok actually it appears that I infact can't use the account other than my friends. They prohibit any VPNs, dynamic IP adresses etc. so only one ip per account.
It's better you leave this tracker and use something like waffles or rutracker. Creating more accounts will put your inviter at risk!.
Try the interview once more. This is not a difficult procedure if you have done your homework.
Make it simple. Don't mess with friends accounts and different IPs. You will be in trouble very soon.
Check google about interview questions.
Do it at home, yourself.
As I said, I failed three times on my home pc. Thats why I'm asking. Regarding strict rules, I may actually leave this tracker, but I cant even open waffles.ch so I don't know any alternatives. Also seems like russian tracker doesn't have what I need.
What you mean you left this tracker? If you were disabled for inactivity you can get it re-enabled by going to the disabled channel.
They don't prohibit dynamic IPs...Quote:
Originally Posted by uranus69
Oh right, its VPN's with dynamic IPs that they dont allow.Quote:
Originally Posted by srn