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A long time. Permabans are tied to ip address.
On my old broadband service I had a fluid IP address. They'd drop your address and reassigned it to others on the node as needed. So while a site could havebanned a specific address for me, in a day or so I'd have new on. Granted at a moment's notice (every day at midnight) I could be reassigned the "banned" one...

The only way to get a permanent IP address from them back then was to spend extra monies and get a business account.
 

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Unlike some of my cohorts, I have never been banned from ENWorld. Thread banned a few times, sure, not site banned.

Of course not. I was merely implying so for humorous effect. :)

Which...may have been slanderous.

I'll take it down if you want.

Thaumaturge.
 

Of course not. I was merely implying so for humorous effect. :)

Which...may have been slanderous.

I'll take it down if you want.

Thaumaturge.
It's all good. Just lettin anyone who cared know I've never actually been banned here.

Which makes for 4 message boards I actually participate in that I haven't been banned at (counting temp bans and such, but not thread bans). I do actually try towards rules obeyance here. When I think about it.



I never actually used the random assigned IP address to get around a ban. But then the only manner in which I've "gotten around a ban" was to make a "fake ID" so I could continue to read the message boards in question while waiting for the ban to lift, not actually post there. I've never been perma-banned.




EDIT: It's the Choo-Choo Bear avatar isn't it? Annoyed cat pic makes all my posts sound like they come from a place of annoyed pissed-off-a-tude don't it.
 
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On my old broadband service I had a fluid IP address. They'd drop your address and reassigned it to others on the node as needed. So while a site could havebanned a specific address for me, in a day or so I'd have new on. Granted at a moment's notice (every day at midnight) I could be reassigned the "banned" one...

The only way to get a permanent IP address from them back then was to spend extra monies and get a business account.

Even today almost no one has a permanent ip. If you want one, most of the time it costs extra money.

There are other ways of trying to block him but if he has even a smidgen of knowledge he can circumvent them. Of course it is who it is so maybe that is not an issue. :-).
 

Even today almost no one has a permanent ip. If you want one, most of the time it costs extra money.

There are other ways of trying to block him but if he has even a smidgen of knowledge he can circumvent them. Of course it is who it is so maybe that is not an issue. :-).
Then how does the whole "IP Ban" thing work?
 




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