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They're suspecting you of selling the account and recovering it back afterwards. Due to multiple recoveries and ip logs.
 
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kind of surprised to see this. In the DG speeds community a lot of people share/sell their accounts, and they're pretty open about it. At one point there was a maxed whore account that tens of people had access to. There's even been a few JMods who said they didn't care what we do with our accounts as long as there isn't any scamming going on.

I remember that account. Did anything happen to it? Or are the vast majority of people maxed now so that there's not many people who use it anymore? I've been out of the loop for a while.

Quite a lot of people in the BA community do the same on 07 as a majority of the community don't have maxed melee stats and even fewer have high ranged for using chinchompas for speed runs. If it's getting enforced then I think a lot of people are going to get screwed. O_o
 
It was an email provided after a recovery request was submitted, that's why they also had links for a password reset. I'm inclined to believe it's a legitimate email but still unsure of its actual implications.

Just make sure the email is legitimate, but I think I've heard about it's contents before so it may be real. I think it just means re-selling the account is no longer an option eh ;D
 
It is real, I got this email aswell when I recovered my account from a hack, after submitting a ticket to Jagex Support a week ago.
I suspect that they only say this to scare the account resellers away, since it was the first time I actually lost control over my account.
Pretty smart of them lol.
 
Thats what you get for scamming accounts! I have reported that account several times from different ip,and accounts! Enjoy mate! im going to keep doing that , untill it gets banned.
Karma. :)
 
Hmm. Interesting. First I have ever heard of anything like this but if it has been attempted to be recovered many times then I guess it makes sense.
 
you get this email when you sell/recover your account, a buddy of mine recieved an email like that and he was constantly ripping people off
 
a little tip to distinguish any physh from legitimate email


Runescape, paypal, ebay any reputable website doesn't say 'DEAR PLAYER, or 'to whom it may concern' any that bullshit.


they always send you an email in reference to your user name.
 
LOL we recommend you delete messages to and from Jagex. That is too funny. I have had plenty of these before, usually they ask you to log in to verify your account info or check on the offence etc. Nothing but a petty Phish attempt
 
So basically after a certain amounts of times recovering your runescape account , this is the last warning you get, so there is no possible way now to recover the account
 
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a simple rule is that if it's a legit mail from jagex, they would address ur character name directly instead of 'Dear Player' etc

Probably becos jagex got bored of handling account recovery requests of scammers (who sold their acct), so they are trying to reduce their workload through these warnings
 
just message jagex via twitter to see if it's real, i remember before phishing emails looked like they were sent right from jagex emails
 
Its real, i recovered account back from 3 years ago. Its rs3 account and since i have no intrests and they accepted my appeal, they told its against the rules to sell/trade accounts.
But i got my account back with that e-mail that they sayd they will set this same email to the account and this is warning.
 
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Just read the part where meteor said the link were legit, assumed it was a phishing link.
 
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