Can jagex track who you kill?

[Menos]

So my question is can jagex track who you kill and what they drop in the wilderness, pvp worlds or red portal mini game?

Would it be safer to buy/sell gold this way then just trading?

 

So my question is can jagex track who you kill and what they drop in the wilderness, pvp worlds or red portal mini game?

Would it be safer to buy/sell gold this way then just trading?

IMO, they have logs for everything. So I would say yes, they can track who you kill and what drop you get. But only if they check it manually.
Just buy gold on a alt account and trade it to your main. Should be safer.

 

[UCLA services]

if you do buy gold just make sure to get it on a alt and tip jar it to you're main bro,

 

[Menos]

IMO, they have logs for everything. So I would say yes, they can track who you kill and what drop you get. But only if they check it manually.
Just buy gold on a alt account and trade it to your main. Should be safer.

But I'm guessing it is safer, I'm guessing they have some sort of system to flag accounts that trade a huge amount of gp here and there as for killing and looting I would think they wouldnt really look too much into that

 

[47moto]

There's a Runelite plugin which tracks all your fights with people even if you didnt kill them, showing damage dealt along with other pvp info, so Jagex will 100% have a way of tracking it.

 

But I'm guessing it is safer, I'm guessing they have some sort of system to flag accounts that trade a huge amount of gp here and there as for killing and looting I would think they wouldnt really look too much into that

in my experience anything but trade just increases risk of bans, think of this way, Jadgex see a guy randomly get large amount money from the trade or tip jar which would be more suspious? and I am speaking from expeerince

 

[Menos]

in my experience anything but trade just increases risk of bans, think of this way, Jadgex see a guy randomly get large amount money from the trade or tip jar which would be more suspious? and I am speaking from expeerince

Well I was thinking of doing something like throwing in junk like trading (wearing some cheap gear with some food in invy when I do these type of gold trades.

 

in my experience anything but trade just increases risk of bans, think of this way, Jadgex see a guy randomly get large amount money from the trade or tip jar which would be more suspious? and I am speaking from expeerince

This.

It's similar to adding a bunch of BS junk to a trade.

What looks more suspicious:

1) Receiving 250M gp in a trade with nothing else in the inventory
2) Receiving 250M gp in a trade along with a bronze scimitar, 4 law runes, and 2 lobster pots

One could easily just be a friend lending / gifting money. The other just looks ridiculous.

 

[Menos]

This.

It's similar to adding a bunch of BS junk to a trade.

What looks more suspicious:

1) Receiving 250M gp in a trade with nothing else in the inventory
2) Receiving 250M gp in a trade along with a bronze scimitar, 4 law runes, and 2 lobster pots

One could easily just be a friend lending / gifting money. The other just looks ridiculous.

That would be true if you only traded one single person a big amount of gp, but if you are constantly trading randoms then I feel it doesnt matter since they log all your trades

 

That would be true if you only traded one single person a big amount of gp, but if you are constantly trading randoms then I feel it doesnt matter since they log all your trades

I'm not tracking with you

 

Can? most likely

trading method is relatively low ban rate anyway unless u offload billions of gold daily lol

 

[Branch]

yes. in the pre-eoc days there was a recent achievement section of the website, listing the times and names of all pks and levels you got etc.

 

[here4money]

pretty sure they can track everything atleast the items u pick up. just make it look like risk fight where u die for gear and not money.

 

Trading gold has always been the safest way. Trade on the account you are normally playing on to decrease the risk of a RWT ban. Things like mules, proxies, drop trading, tip-jar, pk kills only raise suspicion. On a daily basis in OSRS there are 100s of bills being traded between regular players. The best place to hide your RWT transactions is among those, not among the other ways.