ant191
Active Member
Scammer's profile link:
RuneMarket
Explanation of the trade:
On the 11th January, I purchased an OSRS account from him which we began speaking about on the 10th. Sythe PM and confirmation screenshot here:
He links our chat in that picture, which can be seen here (please excuse his old picture):
We had a couple of issues with Skrill payment, which seemed to be paying up at the time, shown here:
However, eventually payment went through and we confirmed the trade. He provided old a screenshot of what he said to be old passwords, creation ISP, and country. After the trade was completed I changed email, password, and added account authentication.
Amount scammed:
$435 for the account, plus 100mil which was gained through training on the account at the time of recovery. I managed to log in to the account just before the recovery and took a picture of the account (the reason will be explained below).
How they scammed:
On the morning of the 4th Feb I received several emails to the new address saying that there were attempts to reset the password. There were 8 in total:
Before the final attempt, I logged into the account right away to check if anything was missing (hence the above photo) and changed the password. After this, the account was recovered to a new email address, one I do not have access to. I attempted to recover the account twice but both attempts were immediately rejected.
I have since tried to get in touch with Marciakas (Runemarket) but to no avail.
Discord IDs:
Here it is on their profile:
Discord ID:
Unique ID:
Imgur
Other relevant trade screenshots:
This is the new email, not one which I have access to:
Vouches:
As I previously said, I have been in contact with Runemarket on discord but he has not yet replied as he has not been online on there or here. Whilst making this thread I tried to do another recovery test and found the email address associated with the account address has changed again, showing that the account is definitely active:
RuneMarket
Explanation of the trade:
On the 11th January, I purchased an OSRS account from him which we began speaking about on the 10th. Sythe PM and confirmation screenshot here:
He links our chat in that picture, which can be seen here (please excuse his old picture):
We had a couple of issues with Skrill payment, which seemed to be paying up at the time, shown here:
However, eventually payment went through and we confirmed the trade. He provided old a screenshot of what he said to be old passwords, creation ISP, and country. After the trade was completed I changed email, password, and added account authentication.
Amount scammed:
$435 for the account, plus 100mil which was gained through training on the account at the time of recovery. I managed to log in to the account just before the recovery and took a picture of the account (the reason will be explained below).
How they scammed:
On the morning of the 4th Feb I received several emails to the new address saying that there were attempts to reset the password. There were 8 in total:
Before the final attempt, I logged into the account right away to check if anything was missing (hence the above photo) and changed the password. After this, the account was recovered to a new email address, one I do not have access to. I attempted to recover the account twice but both attempts were immediately rejected.
I have since tried to get in touch with Marciakas (Runemarket) but to no avail.
Discord IDs:
Here it is on their profile:
Discord ID:
Unique ID:
Imgur
Other relevant trade screenshots:
This is the new email, not one which I have access to:
Vouches:
Bought a second account for $500, everything as stated. Had a few issues with payment but was patient throughout and got the info right away. Brilliant![]()
Sold him 1more osrs main account for $500, hope to deal with him again!
As I previously said, I have been in contact with Runemarket on discord but he has not yet replied as he has not been online on there or here. Whilst making this thread I tried to do another recovery test and found the email address associated with the account address has changed again, showing that the account is definitely active:






























