Drop trade

[Malachia]

Can you still drop trade? What is a way to trade between 2 accounts?

 

[Zygomatic]

No, you can't.
It was taken off a while back to prevent RWT (Real World Trading) which makes things harder to do when it comes to transferring money.

 

[phpMyTony]

You can, but only up to 3K every 15 minutes or something like that.

 

[Malachia]

Well how then, how can I have 2 accounts logged into runescape at once?

 

[phpMyTony]

You can use two different computers.

 

[iDan]

I'd try looking into some guides on how to do RWT. Tony, like my picture I gave you?

 

[phpMyTony]

I'd try looking into some guides on how to do RWT. Tony, like my picture I gave you?

What picture?

 

[Mortale]

Drop trading was tooken away a bit ago, tbh runescape hasn't been the same :\

 

[azn impmager]

its pretty stupid that they dont let u share items between ur own accounts

 

[0 w n t z]

No Way anyone can Drop Trade....Why do some people complain bout rwt...seriously...thats why jagex basically took it all away..

 

[Dill cats]

anyone got any good rwt methods?

 

[Charlieb1212]

Well how then, how can I have 2 accounts logged into runescape at once?

Or you can have one in Internet Explorer, and one in Mozilla.

 

[Rohail]

Or you can have one in Internet Explorer, and one in Mozilla.

I don't think that works. Have you tried that before?

 

[claw bogy]

Google chrome.... Its the only web browser I use cause it pwns...

You can login into both accounts using Google chrome =]

 

[shawnachettu]

haha hopefully u havent tried that

 

[Ink]

Just buy a RWT method!

 

[starf]

If you have a bot open rsbot twice, it works i always do it

 

[-kolodian-]

you can log into 2 accounts at the same time by logging in at at the exact same time, like half a second apart. It'll work. I do it all the time. I do it in chrome, you have to have 2 windows open side by side not tabs

 

[EpicNova]

Well how then, how can I have 2 accounts logged into runescape at once?

Log in on one in Firefox and the other in IE.

 

[ian.]

Or, one using a signed client, and the other unsigned.