How to receive gp from rwt

Any tips or advice when purchasing gold from another player or gold selling sites such as rpgstash or food4rs

What is the best way to pick up your gold without causing suspicion to jagex?

 

Give a couple hundred k worth of 'not junk' items is what I normally get buyers to do

Haven't actually seen a buyer get banned yet so I guess it works

 

The best way is to stake it over although most websites won't let you pick up the gold by staking it over as it is time consuming.

To answer your question, basically what Basement said. Probably the safest way is to add items to the trade and not have it be just a gold trade.

 

Most safe way would be to get a small amount of cash and streak your opponent, accounts should be lvl 70+

 

I agree with them although, most sites are usually meeting you with level 3-10 mule accounts. if you to, do it in several smaller stakes.

 

adding junk to the trade, dont trade to big of amounts, i've only had a rwt ban when i sold around 1.2b in the space of 2 hours, i wasn't using junk, but since then i've sold probably 4b+ from the same 3 accounts, without a ban

 

Good news for you: buyers experiencing account bans is practically nonexistent. They're not trying to remove potential customers from the game. You should be safe just meeting with a trusted gold seller and trading, but you can ask them to throw up items to supplement the trade if you're really worried about it.

 

Would staking be a better option? Similar levels? Idk tbh just a guess...

 

It can be, but it's pretty time-consuming considering how unnecessary it really is.

 

I've traded billions now through my main account that i play on regularly and have not been banned or infracted for anything. I ALWAYS put junk items of value that are commonly traded such as rune armor, d weps etc...

 

Give junk and that's it

 

Staking is the best option

 

There is not alot of risk.

 

Keep your trades under 100m and you should be alright. I've bought about 500m over the last year and haven't ever had an issue.