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  1. I actually have a frend who lures. he was lvl 58 last i checked with 82 mage. he uses ice blitz. He asked jagex if luring was bannable and this is what they sed: If you promise to buy/sell/give another player an item(s), lead them into the wilderness and then kill them, then that is bannable. However, if another player lures someone into the wilderness and you kill them, then that is just a clean pk. i used to (i dont anymore) lure with him, both me and my brother were very good at it, with my brother or i getting the person into the wilderness and my frend killing him/her. if need be, both my brother and i would work on the one person, one on priv chat pretending to be a buyer. there are a few things i learned about luring: its best to lure as a 'seller' rather than a 'buyer', as they will keep their best items. the only way to be a good lurer is to be lucky. most people (especially rich people) just arent gullible enough to be lured. for example, i once got the equivalent of about a 9m lure (some was items). it turns out the victim was breaking rule 6; his 6 year old brother was playing at the time. In my days, i managed to think of an unprovable, and therefore unbannable lure, however i will not post it here or anywhere. thats all i hav to say on the topic of luring.

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