How to safely transfer botted items/gold to a main account?

Hi, sorry if this has been posted before or if it's in the wrong section, but I'm wondering if there is a safe(r) way to transferred all of the botted GP + items.

Right now all I'm doing is moving all the items right before every logout, but I'm not sure if this is a good method.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions!

 

Staking is a popular method.

However I just directly trade it over.

 

Personally just trade over, if it's ftp you could just get yourself killed and then pick up the loot which is a decent method but kinda risky

 

Trading it over works just fine. If it's large amounts of money, then trade in parts to be safe. The next best option is staking. Anything else just isn't worth the trouble.

 

Traded over 4b in cash through a lvl 50 using the normal trade screen. No bans yet but Jagex could just be saving them for a mass ban.

 

yea like everyone else says, trade it over. unless your trading mass amounts (1b+) then i wouldnt worry about it.

 

Ive been just using trade... nothin fancy and ive done around 100m so far... no ban

 

Id stake it, but whatever you choose is up to you

 

Either stake it or trade like a bunch of random items (runes, random items, etc..) for the items you want to xfer.

 

You can use alot of ways of transferring:

1. Staking (I think the most safest, normal way)
2. Just in trade screen
3. Drop trade (not quite sure if its working, you could try 10k first then the other items)

 

Have a mule account for transferring stuff from your bot to your main.

Make sure the bots, mule, and your main have different IPs for the safest way to transfer them.

Transfter to mule -> wait a few days -> transfer to main.

Make sure to login in each of these in the right IP, using a VPN or VPS helps.

 

i drop trade in the wild.

 

I just trade it over.

 

I drop trade in the wilderness, and telegrab the items.

Completely undetectable.

 

Why in the wild?

 

I usually say happy birthday right after a large trade 1m+

 

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