Ironman services

[Mastiff]

I'm sure that's okay for some providers to do. Like myself. I wouldn't mind being the one to change the pw so only I knew and recording the login but I got sure wouldn't record my entire session. I could call and screenshare but that's it

Yes recording the whole sessions would just be too demanding but I think the password thing could become the new norm especially with alot of work being outsourced.

 

[Miss Enigma]

Honestly this fix's nothing and i've not seen anything suggested here that will improve the saftey of iron services short of simply trusting both the owner and the worker.

even with unique passwords there a period of time when a dishonest provider/worker/or client can cheat the other party.

IE Worker uploads screenshots that xyz items have been gathered or that abc items are still in the bank (verifying bank is still there)

From this point of time untill the client says confirmed everything is good 2 things can happen and there is absolutely nothing that can be done to resolve this following issue.

The worker can clear the bank after showing the proof screenshots
The client (maybe someone with buyers regret/or planing to quit there iron anyways) removes said bank/ than claims the items weren't there to get the order for free/or some sort of refund.

In short the ONLY solution is when you purchase a service imo you need to be able to trust the worker and the owner.

 

[Buyacc]

Someone could make an OpenOSRS plug-in that tracks the value on the account when logging in and logging off that transports the data (encrypted/anonimous) to a site or something.

 

[spacegems]

Someone could make an OpenOSRS plug-in that tracks the value on the account when logging in and logging off that transports the data (encrypted/anonimous) to a site or something.

this is the best thing i've read on this thread so far I think

 

[Biofighter]

this is the best thing i've read on this thread so far I think

@Buyacc
Does openosrs still maintain various banned plugins? I know at one stage they housed all of the plugins runelite removed to follow jagex's rules. (blackjacking, zulrah, gorillas etc) <https://twitter.com/OpenOSRS/status/1174155870864728064>

If they do, I'm not sure as a consumer I'd want people training on clients which most likely(?) have a higher ban rate because of tos breaking plugins.

also the fact they piggybacked off runelite's name by naming themselves runelite+ was pretty aggregious to me at least.