need sythe teacher

[dip_an_dots]

first of off Hi

im farily new to sythe and i want to learn how to start buying/selling with out geting scamed on "runescape" im looking for some1 who can teach me the basics.

im very trust worthy but no1 will buy from me because im a "leecher" or because i got no vouches but i want to start geting some. but im afraid of geting scammed can some1 teach me?

some up front warning.
1.im new to sythe
2. im also new to paypal so im kind of scarde if i sell something and some1 trys to send me the money it dosnt go threw or if i buy something and i send money to wronge place

aim-khmerxboi335
i do not got msn

 

[Ragnorak]

Greetings,

I'm rather quite new to Sythe, but I have been active on many runescape forums. I can definitely teach you the basics, and give you a few reccomendations, for staying safe. Feel free to add my msn, and we can get you started

[email protected]

 

[dip_an_dots]

Greetings,

I'm rather quite new to Sythe, but I have been active on many runescape forums. I can definitely teach you the basics, and give you a few reccomendations, for staying safe. Feel free to add my msn, and we can get you started

[email protected]

dont got msn =[
only aim

 

[Putther]

To not get scammed you need to use MM's (middlemans) which you can request under the middleman section. Usually you can tell if the person is trustworthy if they have 6-7+ vouches. If they have no vouches/less then 6 I would reccomend using an MM but they can still scam you even with an MM so try to do trades with 6+ vouches.

 

[rs nechryeal]

Go into the black market section and read all of the stickies. That's my best suggestions. Talk to official middlemen as well

 

[Trench999]

To not get scammed you need to use MM's (middlemans) which you can request under the middleman section. Usually you can tell if the person is trustworthy if they have 6-7+ vouches. If they have no vouches/less then 6 I would reccomend using an MM but they can still scam you even with an MM so try to do trades with 6+ vouches.

Definently, MM's are what pretty much keep your money secured