How to check for recovery questions on an account

Hello and Welcome
I know there are alot of scammers out there, and this is to help stop alot of scams dealing with account selling/buying.
1. Get the name of the account you are buying before ANYTHING.
2. Go to the Runescape homepage. Www.RuneScape.Com
3. Select "Recover a Lost Password" in the account recovery menu of the runescape homepage.

4. Type in the name of the account you are buying and select "I have forgotten my password"

5. If the next screen has questions, such as the ones below (Or any other questions) the account has recovery questions.

6. If the questions are like the ones below here, the account is most likely safe.
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Although this is not ALWAYS the case. ALWAYS be careful when buying accounts. I am NOT responsible for accounts scammed whilst using this guide.

Please rate this guide from 1-5.
Thanks, and I hope this guide helped you in some way!
(c)Punk4eva508 of Sythe.org​

 

Dumbass..everybody Knows How To Check For Recovs..but Nice Job

 

Not everyone knows how to check for recoverys
"Dumbass"
This is for the ones who DONT know how.
So get the hell off my thread if all you're going to do is pretend you're a hard ass.

 

"dumbass:ss" there already was a thread like this and like 20 posts saying this deserves a sticky.

it don't only retards and people that cant read need this and there arnt many retards and people who cant read here.

 

I love how you call us dumbasses but you can't even spell your insults:]

 

Please everybody read my guide on fake recoveries, this doesnt always work.

 

good job for the heads up for the idiots that dont lol 5/5

 

p4..Shut up. At least He doesn't have referral links in his signature.

Nice guide, Even though most people know this, it'll come in useful to those who don't.

 

Thanks for the feedback guys.
I know most people know this, but some people don't.
That's basically all the guide is for.
Thanks to both of you for not flaming/spamming.
:]

 

4.5/5, knowing this could be very helpful, pretty good.

 

There has already been a couple guides on how to do this exact same thing.
But thanks just in case anybody missed it.