Vanquish8706

I once got a pm asking if i would be willing to sell my whip for 2.2M or so (very recently) and he said he wanted to trade near the monastery and I knew it was a lure. I decided to play a long and deposited everything i had on me except my whip. I went to find the guy and he is running around killing sheep or something. So I trade with him to make sure he sees i have the whip. Then quickly x out of the trade...i then see his friend come down and decide to step in the wildy and taunt them. The mage snares me and starts killing me but i dont care Ill still have my whip. So after I die and have my whip I pm the lurer back and harass him (just said failed lure or something like that)...boy did it feel good...

I clearly know not to use my same password and I didnt...but my friend wasnt so smart... Just wanted to warn anyone else before a possible disaster...but yes my friend is stupid and I let him know and he knows it is primarily his fault too.

Last night a very close friend of mine signed off runescape with several hundred 1k worth of items on him...This morning when he signed on all the items he had one him were gone...money...dragon weapons...rune armor...etc. While his first mistake was having everything still on him, hacking is still atrocious. So after talking to my friend he figured the most plausible way he could have been hacked was through RSBattle. This may be a bold assumption, but when you take into account his next mistake the evidence is overwhelming. His second mistake was to sign up with the same user name and password. So while this hacking is mostly his fault...it is also the fault and arrogance of those of who hacked. What he and I are now attempting to do is to warn others about the possible dangers of RSBattle and possibly the secret intentions the said website has. So our warning to all of you is too possibly avoid RSbattle, but more importantly protect your password and DO NOT use it on any other runescape website! My intentions here are not slanderous but more of an attempt to express an assumption and warn others of a possible danger a website out there may pose...as well as a warning and first hand experiences of being careless with a password.