I try and join a certain server and it says: "Cannot verify Blockland ID"

[powerchimei]

I tried joining Rose the Floran's Deathrun, but it says it can't verify my BL ID.
This happens to a few servers but I can't name them.
I have a client mod so would that mean anything? Just wondering.
Please help.

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[Meta_KnightX]

Which client mod is it?

[Kyuande]

Which client mod is it?

I doubt a client mod is doing this, it's something with your router

[honytawk]

It can also be that someone else uses your key.
If that person joins the same server from a different location, you get that error.

[Gytyyhgfffff]

don't fearmonger for no reason
it's probably your router acting up

[AutoBahn]

Tell me what you get from connecting to http://auth.blockland.us/

it should just display a page with the words 'auth.blockland.us' on it

[powerchimei]

It can also be that someone else uses your key.
If that person joins the same server from a different location, you get that error.

Nobody else knows my key.

it's probably your router acting up

Sorry, I'm kind of new to this, what is my router and how do I fix it?

[honytawk]

don't fearmonger for no reason

Hey, I'd like to present all possible reasons.

Sorry, I'm kind of new to this, what is my router and how do I fix it?

Your router is the box that connects your network to the internet.
It is usually placed somewhere in a garage or next to the electricity box with all the switches.

I heard routers from AT&T have some problems with Blockland.

[powerchimei]

Your router is the box that connects your network to the internet.
It is usually placed somewhere in a garage or next to the electricity box with all the switches.
I heard routers from AT&T have some problems with Blockland.

I have a portable internet device, I'm not sure if they use routers.

[Kyuande]

Okay, that's your problem. When having mobile Internet your IP is not stable

[honytawk]

I have a portable internet device, I'm not sure if they use routers.

Then that is probably your issue.
It might be switching IPs quite a lot, making it seem you are connected from multiple locations.

I suggest trying to connect to an actual network to see if that really is the problem.

[Kyuande]

"Actual network" if OP doesn't understand this, he means a router that's at home

[powerchimei]

"Actual network" if OP doesn't understand this, he means a router that's at home

Don't have a router at home.
The portable Wi-Fi thing is the only internet I have, unless I'm at a friend's place.

[honytawk]

Don't have a router at home.
The portable Wi-Fi thing is the only internet I have, unless I'm at a friend's place.

That is what I mean.
Go test to see if it works at your friend if you are able.
If it works there flawlessly, then the problem definitely lies with the portable internet device.

[powerchimei]

Thanks 
Sorry for late reply, been distracted by other things.