Please Help My Girlfriend!!!

[Tan]

hey...

you should give some money to us for voting

From a lot of your posts in the past few days I'd say you need a job. 

[ganonbanned]

haha true

[Ghost Soldier]

Another vote your way.

[captain_nintendo]

Voted another time today while at work. If I get time, I'll log in on a few other computers on campus and vote some more.

[Tynstar]

I have 4 PC's at home I can vote from.

[Jared]

I can't thank you guys enough.  Thanks alot, and please keep voting until Friday.

[two_scoop_steve]

i'll try and use my buddy's computer and will got to the libary and vote alot.

[Izret101]

Another one from me.

I should be able to send a vote everytime i sign on.

Also those who have highspeed you can send dozens quickly by releasing your IP and getting a new one.

[UNFORGIVINGPAIN]

Also those who have highspeed you can send dozens quickly by releasing your IP and getting a new one.

How do you releasing your IP and getting a new one? I couldn't get a new IP address. I'm using a router, do you know how to release and renew and IP for a router?


I tried...
   1. Click the Start menu button on the Windows taskbar.
   2. Click Run... on this menu.
   3. If the computer is holding a current IP address, type 'cmd' (without the quotes) in the text box
       that appears. A command prompt window appears on the screen.
   4. Type 'ipconfig' (without the quotes) to view the status of the computer's IP address(es).
   5. If the computer is holding a current IP address, type 'ipconfig /release' to let go of the address.
   6. Type 'ipconfig /renew' to obtain a new IP address (whether or not the computer is holding a
       current address).

[Hydrobond]

^That won't work for a router, that only updates the local IP.  It will keep the same external IP address.  You will need to log into your router and find a way to refresh your IP address.  However, you will most likely get the same IP address when you refresh your IP address on your router. 

[UNFORGIVINGPAIN]

^That won't work for a router, that only updates the local IP.  It will keep the same external IP address.  You will need to log into your router and find a way to refresh your IP address.  However, you will most likely get the same IP address when you refresh your IP address on your router. 

Thanks Hydrobond. I knew it wouldn't work with my router.

[Izret101]

Uhhh yea sorry.

I use to have a prog that did it for me.

Proxys as mentioned before i guess will be easier for most of you lol.

[Jared]

Hey Izret, I found those free proxies you were talking about.  I must have voted 25 times.  Thanks for turning me on to em'.

[Tan]

^That won't work for a router, that only updates the local IP.  It will keep the same external IP address.  You will need to log into your router and find a way to refresh your IP address.  However, you will most likely get the same IP address when you refresh your IP address on your router. 

All depending on whether your ISP assigns static IPs or dynamic ones.

[The Metamorphosing Leon]

Hope they don't check the sources on the votes...