New Goldfarming House Photos

First off I'd like to thank the mods here for being responsive to questions on Discord and I'm happy to have become a $25 donor.

So I started a RuneScape services recently and I have this great team in the Phillipines that is helping out. Recently they have moved into this new apartment and I thought that I would share some photos.

One of the things they like to do when not playing RuneScape is rescuing dogs that are abandoned by others or do not have a home. They currently have 6 rescues and are looking into getting much more.

We'll have a services thread down the line and we're excited to begin getting more customers.











This last dog here was bathed in heating oil by the old owner in an attempt to remove fleas, but she now has a home and is on the way to recovery.

 

Cool... lot different than the golfarminf pics of chinese workers in 2007 lol

 

Yes, we want the best of living conditions for the workers and the animals.

 

Goodluck on your venture!

 

Thank you, currently waiting on a new computer that we just put a down payment on. We have 4 accounts that are close to completion as Rune Dragon alts.

 

That's awesome! What do your PC setups look like?

 

They have this one at the moment:


We are working on getting 2 more soon.

 

Very. Very interesting!
It’s amazing how a video game can change and better people’s lives in poorer countries.
Great job!!

 

Very impressive, little things can make a big difference.. this is the start of something new but at the same time something great!

What I am trying to say is, CONSISTENCY IS KEY.. don't fall off the tracks on the way always be hardworking and honest.

Never let greed consume you. @Claire Lovely

 

Pretty solid words right there! Super happy for your team @Claire Lovely

 

They are the best team. We plan to help many more animals soon.

 

could you explain some stuff to me? im really interested in this. so how much is cost of living for the place,food,interenet,ect and how much do you normally bring in a month playing RS and doing that kind of stuff.

 

Who of you guys initiated this?

Wonder about this too

 

The rent is about $300 a month total and internet and food probably $300-400. Right now we're still awaiting on some equipment so the past months have been mainly spent learning and leveling, but we're beginning to start more services. Once we have the two new computers up and running the goal is for each player to generate $20-40 per day.

I expect it could take 6 month to a year for it to begin to generate profit but I plan to do this long term and build it into something to where I can have 50 people farming and understanding how to train others.

So I had met the workers through another friend in the Phillipines and at the start I was having them work on some social media like Instagram and Pinterest. I realized that starting an OSRS farm could be a good idea and that it would be much more viable there than in a place like the United States.

 

Where's your money coming from? Are you doing this mainly because you think it's fun and humanitarian or are you in it for the $$ mainly? 50 people? Working online or like from a place you own?

 

Right now I've been making most of my money from web developing and marketing, and I'm part of a real estate company that is growing. I think I want to grow it to where we have 50 people in the Phillipines in the same township, and then players from China, Russia, or Mexico as well.

I think that RuneScape definitely allows for something fulfilling and exciting and deeply involved community interaction, but I also see how profitable it can be made once we get some more computers online and start scaling our services. And once we get to making more money, we can definitely start helping more animals than people. Ever since the lockdown started, many have found it difficult to find employment, and by mastering online services like OSRS, I believe I can have it to one day where my workers can all live independently in any type of world situation.

I promised King that I would become a donor to this forum for the good support that he offered, and once we grow to larger sales, I'll be continuously contributing back to the community.

 

I love the vision and grind

 

Are you from the states @Claire Lovely