gdzownage
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When looking for user services regarding account training, you have to ask yourself these questions:
Be wary of account trainers who have no proofs or are considered less trusted
NEVER give your account recoveries or previous passwords to account trainers!
Other common problems usually associate with people who charge for their services. Check for these signs to see if they are trustworthy:
A good example of good payment structure is that they charge you per level, or for a definite interval per level. (For example, every 10 levels they charge you 10k)
Lastly, account training should be used as more of a last resort. Although it is a GREAT asset to have especially with the trusted members of the board, it takes away some of the fun of RuneScape.
Keep these advices in your mind, and you'll do great!
Cheers,
gdzownage
- Does this person have the proofs that they are a legit, honest account trainer?
- Does the person have a professional, structured training regime?
- And, if I get scammed, do I have the necessary tools to recover my account?
Be wary of account trainers who have no proofs or are considered less trusted
NEVER give your account recoveries or previous passwords to account trainers!
Other common problems usually associate with people who charge for their services. Check for these signs to see if they are trustworthy:
- Vouches, and proofs are highly recommended
- Their payment structures are solid
A good example of good payment structure is that they charge you per level, or for a definite interval per level. (For example, every 10 levels they charge you 10k)
Lastly, account training should be used as more of a last resort. Although it is a GREAT asset to have especially with the trusted members of the board, it takes away some of the fun of RuneScape.
Keep these advices in your mind, and you'll do great!
Cheers,
gdzownage
