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I've played RuneScape for many years and I've always stuck to the rule:
NEVER BUY AN ACCOUNT.
As they can ALWAYS be recovered no matter what. Unless a very trusted person is the original owner, than it's too risky. I recently purchased an account off KMJT only because he's the original owner and is very trusted. Even if you bought an account off someone who is very trusted, if he's not the original owner, the person who sold him the account could recover it at any time.
The reason I made this thread is because I'm wondering if accounts can be non-recoverable now since emails have been introduced. I am aware emails have now been used for quite some time, but I have always wondered this and never really received an answer. Now, I would like to know more than ever because I'm looking to purchase some account(s) and it really limits your search when you can only buy from very trusted.
For instance, I used to recover my account using the first ever used password and/or recovery question. When I added an email, I didn't really think much of it until the day I wanted to change the password because I forgot it and I couldn't do anything with the account because I forgot the email. I have emailed Jagex and they send an email asking for all this information, but I've never taken the time to reply.
So, I would like to hear it from you guys. Are accounts still recoverable no matter what as long as you are the original owner? If so, how so? Would they recover them by emailing Jagex and giving them all the original details of the account?
I was also curious as to what you guys think of PlayerAutions? I don't even trust to buy an account of there, because if they're always recoverable, then it's too risky and not worth it. Even if PlayerAuctions guarantees money back guarantee if you are hacked or for the account to be recovered, what happens if you had gold on there or it was a pure and they raised the defence? 1.) You wouldn't be able to prove it. 2.) The account is ruined because it has defence even if the owner is able to recover the account. Is this correct, or how does all that work?
Let's discuss.
NEVER BUY AN ACCOUNT.
As they can ALWAYS be recovered no matter what. Unless a very trusted person is the original owner, than it's too risky. I recently purchased an account off KMJT only because he's the original owner and is very trusted. Even if you bought an account off someone who is very trusted, if he's not the original owner, the person who sold him the account could recover it at any time.
The reason I made this thread is because I'm wondering if accounts can be non-recoverable now since emails have been introduced. I am aware emails have now been used for quite some time, but I have always wondered this and never really received an answer. Now, I would like to know more than ever because I'm looking to purchase some account(s) and it really limits your search when you can only buy from very trusted.
For instance, I used to recover my account using the first ever used password and/or recovery question. When I added an email, I didn't really think much of it until the day I wanted to change the password because I forgot it and I couldn't do anything with the account because I forgot the email. I have emailed Jagex and they send an email asking for all this information, but I've never taken the time to reply.
So, I would like to hear it from you guys. Are accounts still recoverable no matter what as long as you are the original owner? If so, how so? Would they recover them by emailing Jagex and giving them all the original details of the account?
I was also curious as to what you guys think of PlayerAutions? I don't even trust to buy an account of there, because if they're always recoverable, then it's too risky and not worth it. Even if PlayerAuctions guarantees money back guarantee if you are hacked or for the account to be recovered, what happens if you had gold on there or it was a pure and they raised the defence? 1.) You wouldn't be able to prove it. 2.) The account is ruined because it has defence even if the owner is able to recover the account. Is this correct, or how does all that work?
Let's discuss.

















