wolfboy

I figured it was a club. I was joking. I do that.

:roll: Who didn't see this coming?

I'd cut south of falladore. It's close to a bank, there's two trees there, and less autoers than varrock. You should also try to log in to the least busy server. Less players=less autoers.

I have the left half (Pheonix half) PM me in game. RSN Wolfboy Kh BTW, there's a sticky for this, but hopefully you'll see my reply and contact me before this gets locked. :D

What I meant is that people who are well respected for their integrity and character tend to become monetarily rich as well. I, for one, would much rather sell to someone I respect for who they are than someone who became rich by dubious means. For example, say someone who's got a lot of money and no character offers me 650 for my steel bars. (One of my main money-makers, along with air runes) At the same time, someone I've traded with before and know to be honest and respectable offers me 600 or even 550 each. I'd sell to the on I respect, mainly because I know that I can expect them to be a loyal and trustworthy customer. See what I mean?

I'm f2p, so I can't give you any specific advice, buy you might wanna check the quest guides on the tip.it main site.

There was a lot more to my post than just "Hope this helps" In addition to his advice to buy them from players/shops, he also gave a list of every monster that drops deaths, which answers your question. Not helpful?

[sarcasm]Low alch it.[/sarcasm] Maybe you could sell it back to the guy who lost it? If he has the money, I'm sure he'd be willing to pay to get it back.

Lol, maybe they were auto woodcutting and got the broken axe random event?

That would be really hard to prove. I guess you could get the buyer and seller to verify it, but how would you prove they're not both lying?

What many who place more emphasis on the first category, there's a simple fact that they seem to be forgetting. Those who are well respected in the second category tend to be in (or well on their way to) the first category.

The help and advice forum, or the appropriate market place (Zamorak's Armory) would both be a better place.

But the wizard and the rune shop are the only options for f2p, right?

The thing about untradable items is that they are worth what you say they are. Most people say non-tradables are worth 0gp, but I have the most valuable egg ring in the world. Worth more than a complete phat set. Too bad I can't sell it, huh?

i didn't think f2pers could smith throwing knives or dart heads :?: No, we can't.

Why not?

I heard it was 7. Or maybe that was a different spot.

What are your stats? Runecrafting airs is a good moneymaker, as is smithing steel or mith bars.

I'm f2p, so I may be out of my league here, but wouldn't a glory ammy be better for abyss rcing?

Selling for RS cash=against rules. Selling for real cash=against rules. Trading one account for another=against rules. Giving account away=against rules. There are no circumstances where an account trading hands is allowed.

You answered your own question. That is the point of playing.

I like airs not only for the profit (I'm almost up to 4x airs :D ) but also because the altar is so close to the bank.

BS=Back stab (pk term) or bow strings "unpure accounts" that you mentioned are generally called balanced, and are usually the player's main. Most of them are self-explanatory, but I thought bs meant something totally different at first :oops: so I thought I'd let you know.

Say hi to me, I'll say hi back. I always do. I have three names on my friends list that I met simply by saying hi back. Of course I also have a LOT of names in my ignore list from getting begged after saying it.

I've heard that arrowheads are also a good choice for p2p. I had many opportunities to sell arrowheads when I was selling bars, but alas, f2p for at least several more months.