Laptop farm questions

choldingru

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I was running a bot farm that caught me recently. Few questions I’m trying figure out how they caught me…

1. Ran each user account on a fresh new laptop with its own 5g hotspot connected to it. All computers are in a single location.

2. Hotspots have never been connected to anything other than that laptop/desktop.

3. Originally, I did use one IP for initial setup like updating computers before I connected them to hotspot. However, after that, computers were connected to hotspots and previous internet connections deleted.

Did I slip up anywhere? For example, did I need to spoof locations still?
 
How do you know they really caught you?
What you was doing?
 
was the ban for multiple accounts or for breaking another rule like using a vpn or something like this?
 
I received ban emails from the sportsbooks
Don't mean that they caught you
maybe it's a random ban unless it happened in all the accounts at the same time
maybe there is a pattern
 
Don't mean that they caught you
maybe it's a random ban unless it happened in all the accounts at the same time
maybe there is a pattern
Happened to a bunch of my accounts at the same time
 
Maybe you use your family names for multi accounts like with related names? and 5g hotspot would be displayed the same location with different IP address, but sportsbook may know you are using in same place.
 
Maybe you use your family names for multi accounts like with related names? and 5g hotspot would be displayed the same location with different IP address, but sportsbook may know you are using in same place.
Everyone had different last names, not related to me. Mainly friends.
 
It's possible they pull the list of networks from the laptop's wifi. All laptops will show the same list of networks in the vicinity, which means they're in the same place.
 
It's possible they pull the list of networks from the laptop's wifi. All laptops will show the same list of networks in the vicinity, which means they're in the same place.
Possible for websites to do this even on browsers?
It's possible they pull the list of networks from the laptop's wifi. All laptops will show the same list of networks in the vicinity, which means they're in the same place.
 
If your all sims are from same provider than in some cases you get same external IP(Public Network Facing IP). That may be the detection point. Did you ever log the current external IP in each laptop? Mobile network have multi hop setup. Multiple NATs. Technically the telecom server try to provide unique IP to each user. But when the whole IP pool is used than you may get same external IP in multiple devices.
 
If your all sims are from same provider than in some cases you get same external IP(Public Network Facing IP). That may be the detection point. Did you ever log the current external IP in each laptop? Mobile network have multi hop setup. Multiple NATs. Technically the telecom server try to provide unique IP to each user. But when the whole IP pool is used than you may get same external IP in multiple devices.
How’d you think the one account that had a different server provider get hit?
 
How’d you think the one account that had a different server provider get hit?
I don't know what's your actual setup and what is the work flow of your system so I can't guess. But from telecom side there is a possibility which I have described. If you are comfortable to share more details about your setup and work flow via PM I may try to understand and suggest you something.
 
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