Quote (NithlianAkaNith @ Apr 21 2025 04:02am)

no. you clueless.



so you realize that is an isolate issue that you got from your side... think more please.





yes. already said why its 14 days. CDKeys get flag 2days, IP 14days.


Let me clarify this one more time, as simply as I can:

When you try to log into Battle.net using a flagged CD key on a flagged or restricted IP (like an enterprise or public connection), both the key and the IP can get flagged. That’s how Blizzard’s system works—it's automated and paranoid, and for good reason.

Now here’s where you're shooting yourself in the foot without realizing:

You tried to log in using new CD keys… but did it on an already-flagged IP(like your home or your phone’s hotspot that you had already used when your keys were flagged).

That IP is now “dirty.” So anything you try on it—even clean keys—will likely fail or result in more keys getting flagged.

You’re essentially bringing new keys into a contaminated zone and wondering why they don’t work.

Saying "I tried new keys and it didn’t work" doesn’t mean the system is broken. It means you didn't isolate the variables. Clean keys on a clean IP work—period. If it’s still not working, then either the keys you think are clean aren’t, or your current IP is still flagged.

Yes, IP bans can last up to 2 weeks. Yes, it's annoying. No, Blizzard support won't help. Welcome to how Battle.net has operated since forever.

If you want to get back in:

Use new CD keys (not just unused by you—completely fresh).

Use a new IP (one that’s never seen a failed login attempt or flagged key).

Do not keep retrying logins with the same setup. Every failed attempt just makes the wait longer.

I know it's frustrating, but please try to understand how this system works instead of blaming it or giving up. The only ridiculous thing here is repeatedly doing the same thing and expecting a different result.

Quote (NithlianAkaNith @ Apr 23 2025 07:03am)

There are a few ways to get a fresh new IP ready to play D2. One easy method is using your cellphone connection as a hotspot — that gives you a different IP. But from what I can see, your mobile connection might already be flagged. In that case, maybe try connecting from a friend’s house or using their phone as a hotspot?
Another option — and the one most large-scale farmers like me go for — is buying residential proxies. Even then, some of them are garbage and can still get flagged. I actually burned through around 250 CD keys testing different proxy subnets to find clean ones that stick.
The good news is, those flagged keys aren’t flagged anymore and are farming just fine now 😛
Honestly, residential proxies are the only reliable way to get a safe IP for D2. Any regular VPN will get your CD key flagged and prevent you from connecting at all. So make sure you don’t have a VPN running while playing D2.
Also, if you happen to have a static IP from your ISP (which is rare these days), you might be able to ask them to change it. But most providers now use dynamic IPs, and even then, their systems usually don’t let them manually switch your IP.

Quote (Bossdemon @ Apr 20 2025 06:11pm)

I tried new cd keys and still doesnt work. Keep getting stuck in checking versions. My friend told me I need to wait 14 days or who knows how long for it to log in to battlenet. This is kinda ridiculous all my chars will expire if this isnt fix soon. I lose everything I will quit and never buy a blizzard game ever again.

Quote (NithlianAkaNith @ Apr 24 2025 04:47am)

That must be a joke, you trolling right ?

Quote (NithlianAkaNith @ Apr 21 2025 08:02pm)

no. you clueless.



so you realize that is an isolate issue that you got from your side... think more please.





yes. already said why its 14 days. CDKeys get flag 2days, IP 14days.


Let me clarify this one more time, as simply as I can:

When you try to log into Battle.net using a flagged CD key on a flagged or restricted IP (like an enterprise or public connection), both the key and the IP can get flagged. That’s how Blizzard’s system works—it's automated and paranoid, and for good reason.

Now here’s where you're shooting yourself in the foot without realizing:

You tried to log in using new CD keys… but did it on an already-flagged IP(like your home or your phone’s hotspot that you had already used when your keys were flagged).

That IP is now “dirty.” So anything you try on it—even clean keys—will likely fail or result in more keys getting flagged.

You’re essentially bringing new keys into a contaminated zone and wondering why they don’t work.

Saying "I tried new keys and it didn’t work" doesn’t mean the system is broken. It means you didn't isolate the variables. Clean keys on a clean IP work—period. If it’s still not working, then either the keys you think are clean aren’t, or your current IP is still flagged.

Yes, IP bans can last up to 2 weeks. Yes, it's annoying. No, Blizzard support won't help. Welcome to how Battle.net has operated since forever.

If you want to get back in:

Use new CD keys (not just unused by you—completely fresh).

Use a new IP (one that’s never seen a failed login attempt or flagged key).

Do not keep retrying logins with the same setup. Every failed attempt just makes the wait longer.

I know it's frustrating, but please try to understand how this system works instead of blaming it or giving up. The only ridiculous thing here is repeatedly doing the same thing and expecting a different result.

Quote (Sakata @ Apr 24 2025 07:38pm)

lots of talk for no results
you're fucked
wait 14 days
don't try another dodgy vpn or proxy

Quote (NithlianAkaNith @ Apr 24 2025 09:21pm)

What? No results? Then why am I logging in from 64 different IPs using 250 different CD keys right now? Tell me—that’s not a result? Explain to me how, even if my home IP gets restricted like his, I can still log in from 64 others without a hitch.
Why are you the only ones sitting there like clowns waiting 14 days, acting like you don’t understand how Battle.net security works—while people like me skip all that nonsense in seconds?
The only ones screwed here are you guys—with your room-temperature IQs—who can’t grasp a single thing about how this works. Don't try to argue with me, you embarrassing yourself
W…wa…wait. Who left the freezer door open? It’s getting cold in here.