Reflection bot developers

oembots, rsbots.net, autofighter, ect still have their sites running. All of these sites cash flow is based on the sales of reflection bot software being sold. Ever since the bot nuke day; reflection bots have been obsolete. My only conclusion is that they are still making money to run the site in hopes of reflection being viable again.

My point is that.. why run the site if you are not selling bots for reflection?

 

I imagine they're getting enough traffic to make money from advertising to keep the websites online. And then some.

 

ads, mmoexchange(rsbots), powerbot, their exchange site and ads. + they might have hope on rerighting, might even do scar style, if its worth the money, im positive it will happen 1 day. If it rained, it will rain again, you know what they say

 

their forums are still active and alot of traffic ofcourse.They won't die until their community dies.

 

I think most of the sites are promising a new bot client soon so it keeps members checking back often, receiving more and more traffic.

 

There's probably a bunch of idiots who still buy the bots hoping they started to work again, too.

 

Rsbots atleast have remove the option to buy and software from their site for now.

 

How many times was it that they've promised a scheduled release but for unexplainable reasons had to push the date back?

Like I said before, I wouldn't hold my breath if I were you.

 

Why do they still run the sites? Because they can. And because as long as they keep people thinking "there could be an update any day soon", then they'll have traffic = more ads viewed = more revenue. Plus people who buy the bots without prior research, and are led to believe they work from the site descriptions alone, and some still have active forums with marketplaces etc.

 

Reflection is dead for RS botting. Even if they made a working reflection bot, it wouldn't be long before Jagex stops it from working. The bot developers just want to keep their customer's hopes up and get them to visit their site, so they can earn money from adverts.