Woz

If you're joining the website for the sole purpose of trying to sell these accounts, you're not going to have a good time. People like to buy from trusted users, that are actually involved in the community. The fact that you only care about selling these accounts doesn't really help the case for your trustworthiness.

Nobody wins these tournaments without playing dirty. Not sure what Jagex expects by hosting them, but at least they're pretending to do something about it.

There's very little to distinguish a botter from a human player when it comes to alching. It's too simple of an activity. With stun-alching, you're introducing a lot more factors and complexity for Jagex to use against you.

It looks like you just want gold to be able to get the best gear. You can bot on alternate accounts which then transfer the gold to your main. It's much safer than botting directly on your main account.

PlayerAuctions is an awful service. You pay a huge cut of about 30% just for a false sense of security. They will not have your back at all, and their whole system is designed to screw you over. There's a lot of scandals over them refusing to honor their insurance plans.

Ideally, yes. But that isn't always practical when you take costs into account.

When banrate is concerned, there is a major difference between 10 people concurrently using one IP for RuneScape simultaneously, and 1 person using one IP for RuneScape. That's why there's a meaningful distinction between shared and dedicated.

When you say VPN, are you talking about a shared VPN service? Will your VPN IPs be shared or dedicated?

Passmark has useful benchmark scores that you can judge these processors by. Though, remember that it's just a single benchmark number and doesn't tell the full story. You can compare it to a computer whose performance you know, and use math to estimate the expected performance of the servers.

Started just a few days ago. You can tell because bond prices shoot through the sky.

A lot of the high level RCers you see aren't actually bots. Many of them are gold-farmers that play by hand, usually from poorer countries. It's a great income for them already, so they'd rather not risk it by botting on their accounts.

You're very lucky then. He decided to sell you 1400 accounts at a major discount of 35k each, while scamming everyone else. I guess he really wanted that positive feedback from you. Weird that of all people to choose, he'd have chosen the person with no trading history to give him the vouch he needed to set up his scam-quit.

So you're saying he sold you 1400 tut accounts legit. And then scammed you for your next undisclosed trade?

How are you not an accomplice in his scam-quit when you gave him positive feedback for a trade that never happened? You're clearly complicit in giving a fake vouch to a scammer right before his scam-quit.

Why did you give him positive feedback for a completed trade when you didn't actually complete a trade with him? Your feedback gave people a false sense of security in trading him.

Disputed member: [member=] https://osbot.org/forum/profile/241174-void/ Thread Link: Paid him 47.25M for level 3 accounts. He took the money and never delivered the items. Still ignoring me and over an hour has passed. Looks like I'm one of many victims in a scam-quit. He verified his Skype account on OSBot forums, too.

Scammed me for 47.25M. RIP.