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gmanforev

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  1. Damn, shit has me worried. I can't imagine losing a really nice account that was quested and training 100% legit. Does Jagex flag membership payment if it's through a mobile phone? Seems like they wouldn't cause it's through Boku... right?
  2. gmanforev replied to Jmh44's topic in Runescape
    From what I understand autoclicking is just another way to bot but is less reliable and even more risky. The technique from 'A Friend' is really nice, just I don't think it's worth the 400k an hour! Like christ! And Mindrunes... cool but then that's such low xp im better off just cursing :b
  3. I was with Android for about five years and finally switched to iPhone. If you are set on Android for whatever reason though, definitely the Oneplus... the price is great, and you don't have to bother rooting it to install custom ROMS, Cyanogenmod is a must with any Android phone... BTW, even with lesser hardware the iPhone has proven to be more fluid/quicker in every action or app... so until that better hardware leaves a better benchmark, who cares.
  4. You must be oblivious if you were botting on your main, and continued to do it even after a 2-day ban! Hell I don't think anybody is botting lately. And yeah appeals aren't worth the couple minutes to fill it out.
  5. Wonder if now prices will crash

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