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e-gold

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It's something like paypal, but you don't need a credit card for it. You can pay Runescape membership with it.

 

 

 

However, I got a few questions:

 

 

 

-are they reliable?

 

-can paying with e-gold result in a fraudulent payment (and thus a ban from Runescape)?

 

-has anyone ever heard of e-gold?

 

-does anyone have an e-gold account?

 

-do you have a good idea about how I could try to get money into my e-gold account?

 

 

 

Thanks :)

Runescape: Lodev (Combat level been fixed at 101 for years now, Total level 1500+, playing since march 2002)

Arenascape: Lode (Level 240+ Warlock)

personally, i feel you dont even need an account.

 

i mail-in my payments (with pay by cash, the official rs payment system). you dont need an account for that, and i think that with no account you are more likely to be safe. i would go with pay by cash because jagex trusts them and you dont need an account.

 

putting money into an online account is not a good idea in my opinion because of all the hackers and stuff. there are some mail payments out there where you can just send straight in, and you could probably find these for the specific game on the official game's site. i would never trust an online account, anywhere though.

 

but thats just me.

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re-opened this. I realise the author just wants to ask questions about it.

 

Just don't post any referral links here again..

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