This vulnerability is believed to RuneScape gold be exploited by fraudsters in-game who attempt to profit from vulnerable players by taking them to hazardous areas of the RuneScape world, or using deceitful strategies to create a trust-trade that demands the player to forfeit his items for a few seconds to win some gold from another player. To guard yourself against these criminals, you must stay out of all situations where you are at risk of being taken advantage of.

These reports follow a long list of complaints about the stability on the Australian servers and were dealt with by Jagex's representative Mod Shauny. Mod Shauny was of the opinion that the current condition is unacceptable and offered reasons including the Australian infrastructure that can make hosting servers difficult. Another serious reason for the issue is that hosting servers inside Australia is expensive, which means that any long-term solution will require substantial investment.

Although they are disappointing, the motives for the issues that are obvious and understandable. As for us, we are hoping that our Australian customers can deal with the problems in a respectful manner, while also taking steps to safeguard their accounts from scammers. While there's not much you can do to defend yourself from an DDoS strike, there are ways you CAN safeguard yourself from scammers. The techniques of confidence don't work if you don't trust the validity of everything. Just keep in mind, that nothing can be created from nothing. While it might be true that there's a sucker born every minute, there's not a reason to think you're one of them.

Another Scam Scam Hits Gielinor

A few scattered reports have come to us about an old scam that's gained popularity. Players message their clan mates soliciting loans and then vanish after getting what they asked for. The issue is that these shady players don't belong to your clan. They're scammers, that created characters that have similar names and are trying to make use of your inattention and weasel some money from you. If you consider that "SInnEr" appears very similar to "SlnnEr" it's not hard to believe that there are people who fall for it.

As you think about it, you'll be faced with the dilemma How do they determine who to impersonate? Off the top of our heads, without diving into a myriad of conspiracy theories It's highly likely that the scammers have been invited to clan chats with prominent clans, searching for top players with names more likely to be impersonated. It's also possible they're looking through websites like runeclan.com to discover names that they can impersonate. Once they have a name, they design an alternate name with a similar look and name and cast their metaphorical fishing rods. All they have to do is wait for someone else to bite.

While it is very simple to Buy RuneScape gold use this method however it can be quite challenging to protect yourself from getting fooled. This difficulty comes not from the use of any fancy equipment or techniques that would be needed; it just requires constant attention to detail making it easier to detect any ambiguities between the name of the scammer and the real name of your clan your friend.