My simple tips to spotting a scammer.

Since I just ran into one trying to buy my account, I decided to talk about some easy signs for everyone.

First: Guy said he couldn't get on Runescape. (you're buying an account..? do you think i'm stupid?)

Second: When they say they can't do something because of something else. (I won't be able to send the money until tomorrow because of...)

Third: If they won't tell you there real name.

Fourth: If you tell them you have any amount of vouches big or small and they tell you that it doesn't matter and that they could have the same amount but they just don't post them.

Fifth: If they try to mention how trusted they are to anything irrelevant, and attack sythe by saying no one cares.

Sixth: If they say they are paying you rsgp, have them prove they have the amount they stated by posting a screenshot with there name in it.

Seventh: If they tell you that you sound like a really trusted guy. (this is a big one that they always do). Hey man idk you really, but you just sound like a great guy I can trust. (immediately leave the trade)

Eighth: If you ask to get a middleman and they tell you that it won't do anything.

Ninth: If they tell you that they don't have to prove anything to you once you call them out for something, they probably are a scammer.

Tenth: Look at the pictures of there skypes and bios. (The guy that just tryed to scam me had a bio saying "Eye Fuck You Buddy". Doesnt mean you're a scammer, but probably not a good person.)

Eleventh: If they try to get you to do something at the "same time" so no one gets scammed. They will just wait for you to give the stuff and then leave and remove you on skype.

I could be wrong on some of these, and they aren't all perfectly accurate, but I just noticed these in the multiple scammers that have gotten me. Happy New Year everyone, and if you've ever scammed someone good luck with your new strategy!

 

all these are pretty obvious lol

 

Welp, you have to be one of the dumber sythe members around but granted you are 12?

 

Thanks for the heads up