[pr0nto]

Hello, so recently I've found that I can use all of the IP's of my ISP. Just by editing the IP address in my router settings I can connect trough any of them( If it's not already connected, but I've also found very unusual way to bypass even that. My ISP must be some rookies, hah. ) So I'm wondering if there is someway somehow to use those IP's and redirect their traffic and farm bitcoins. I definitely wan't to cover my traces so I'm also wondering if there is such way to do it. I'm willing to spend money if this turns to be a good idea!
Hoping that there is someone willing to help me. Thanks! 🤝

[Thuggin]

You need to go do more research on your btc bro and on mineing.

[pr0nto]

You need to go do more research on your btc bro and on mineing.

If not mining, the is there any way other ways to profit from this? Or I just can only get free net?

[ŜHΔÐΣ]

get a paypal reload man it help you

[pr0nto]

get a paypal reload man it help you

I don't get where're you heading really. Let's say I got my paypal loaded already. Is there a thing that deserves doing it with this network, if there is I hope you can share with me, I'm always ready to learn. Thanks!

Edit: I don't want you to educate me how to do it step by step you know... Just give me a keyword so I can search around it, I'll learn it myself.

[NoodleBot™]

Using an entire ISP might be suspicious. For example, Hackforums is a prime example of a website or service that does record the ISP, not just the IP being used.

Ad networks, affiliate marketing and other services do the same.
They can see that kind of spam attack coming from a mile away.
Just my point of view, however I'm sure there are many things you can do with this. Just keep my thoughts in mind I guess.

[buffalobill]

I really can't see how choosing your own IP address from a list of IP addresses would allow you to redirect traffic? In theory, you could do the same thing on your own LAN (choosing your own IP address) but that doesn't mean you can redirect any traffic and mine anything?

I'd suggest that you actually need 'software' running on a computer to actually 'do' the mining.