Don't think there is much you can do if he already has you're IP

Turn your router off for about 20-30 minutes and if your ISP is anything like mine, when you turn it back on after you should have a new IP address.

Last week I got booted offline 4 times and each time I done that and got assigned a new IP address.

I just downloaded a VPN that i can change to different IP's so im using that but he keeps getting passed it

_aidan_ wrote I just downloaded a VPN that i can change to different IP's so im using that but he keeps getting passed it

_aidan_ wrote Some guy has just started ddosing me today for my like $12 cs:go inventory. I got a VPN but he just gets passed that, is there anyway to stop this?

Call your provider. They'll be able to change your IP over the system. It'll only require a re-boot. No new modem or anything. Or, as other have suggested, turn your modem off for about an hour. After the DDOSER notices you're not online he'll most likely stop for a bit.

_aidan_ wrote I just downloaded a VPN that i can change to different IP's so im using that but he keeps getting passed it

A VPN wont stop the DDOS it only prevents it by hiding your real IP address. If he has your real IP address then a VPN wont help.

Try the suggestion I gave you as like I said it worked for me on 4 occasions last week.

You're going to have to take it then, if he has your gradual IP, you're ****. I would advise getting a router that doesn't have a static IP, but a dynamic, with a dynamic you can change your IP when you turn off your router for about a minute. Call your ISP, that's all you can do, or use some sort of dedicated server for a web connectivity.

Just turn your router off for 5 mins. That works for me.

call your isp tell them to look at the logs on the incoming traffic turning off your router/ modem doesnt help at all tried it my self by a kid who ddosed me so call them and they can do 1 out of 2 things 1 change your ip 2 call the cops on the kid(its illegal to ddos) so that is your best bet