It seems that regardless of OSRS gold the things I try, I come back to RuneScape or, at the very least, OSRS since I stopped keeping up all the changes some time long time ago. It's easy for me to dive back into the game and grow some watermelon while I read books or write.

It's nostalgic, too. It's nice to have RuneScape as a constant throughout my life for this long. It's been a part of my life when I turned thirteen. With the advent of OSRS It's remained similar in a way to what I began playing to allow me to return to it as if I had a friend, much like the acquaintance who first introduced me to it, and my other old pals who I played with. I created my one and only Internet acquaintance when playing RuneScape and I regret not having conversations with him.

So, I suppose that's the essence of RuneScape is for me, and that's why I keep returning. It's a safe, relaxing and a friendly environment for me.

So long as I don't switch off the chat for public use That is.

Five RuneScape Phishing Scams You Should Be Wary Of

In the present, Phishing is known as cybercrime in which a victim is approached by a person pretending to be an official institution in order to get people to provide the personal information they are sensitive to like the personal information of the person, banking and credit card information as well as passwords.

This information is used to gain access to important accounts and may cause identity as well as financial loss.

Phishing scams do not just being reported on the internet, but also in MMORPGs such as Runescape.

It's true that we're not protected in our personal virtual worlds, but we need to be alert of all times, as hackers can target us in ways that we not imagined, so that they can make a profit from OSRS Gold they stole from you.

Let's look at some of the most well-known RuneScape frauds.

Phishing ads/Websites

Players should never input their login information or other private details on any site other than only the authentic Runescape website. Therefore, it is important to check the URLs you visit or address bars in order to verify that the website is legitimate since some websites attempt to imitate official Runescape sites in terms of design and appearance.

They try to lure you into their scams by offering what players typically want, such as appearing to be Jagex employee and asking for your personal details of your account since they've been offered a position as a Moderator of Player'. This is to let you know that Jagex will not ever contact players in game and request you to visit an external site to enter your account information.

Anyone who advertises the position of a player moderator could be cited as acting as Jagex in violation of rule 5. of our code of Cheap RS gold conduct. Scammers also send fake email messages informing players that they have been removed from Runescape. Runescape platform and that they must sign-in in order to reveal their ban.