A receipt for something wonderful the other woman got – We’re sending lots of good thoughts to Zelda, who shared this terrible tale: “I received a bill in the mail from a department store. There was a charge for jewelry on the bill so I called the store and asked what it was for. I was told it was for a 14K gold chain and pendanta Madonna and child pendant. This led to much investigation on my part.

1. Heinous clothing in the wrong size – Shine user Alex says her gift box was overfilled with an “ugly monstrosity” that she promptly thanked the child for, cursed the stepmom who was responsible for the purchase, and (yep) returned. What was that bad? “An orange and purple striped sweater at Lane Bryant’s and I was a size 6.”
2. A receipt for something wonderful the other woman got – We’re sending lots of good thoughts to Zelda, who shared this terrible tale: “I received a bill in the mail from a department store. There was a charge for jewelry on the bill so I called the store and asked what it was for. I was told it was for a 14K gold chain and pendant–a Madonna and child pendant. This led to much investigation on my part. I found out that my husband had bought the…more 
3. Anything with legs we’re afraid of – Marie’s prehistoric present makes us want to sing, “If you like it then you better put a cage on it” (we know, a parody just as bad as the gift): “A 3-foot-long IGUANA! ! ! I screamed!!!”
4. An argument, particularly in a place that serves stuffed potato skins – We’re sorry to hear Donna will not be having the scampi after this Mother’s Day production: “Flowers that don’t even last a week and sorry dinners at Red Lobster, when someone gets mad at you and storms out of the restaurant and leaves you hanging.” And Shine user Tue says heated arguments finally fueled her farewell: “I used to get the same thing I always got on …more 
5. A frying pan. A bra. Or both – Joanie wins the prize for the head-shaker Mother’s Day gift with this doozy: “The worst Mother’s Day gift I ever got was a frying pan with a bra inside it. LOL. hahaha. Can you believe that?” Ummm…what?
6. A cactus plant – Take it from Leigh Anna, implying that she’s prickly or can’t be trusted to keep something delicate alive is really not wise to give a mama. “I got a cactus. I’d like to say that it was the stupidest thing my ex-husband ever did…..but I’d be lying.” Planting a rosebush or gingko tree or coming home with a bouquet full of peonies in her honor, however? Smart. Very smart.

1. Heinous clothing in the wrong size – Shine user Alex says her gift box was overfilled with an “ugly monstrosity” that she promptly thanked the child for, cursed the stepmom who was responsible for the purchase, and (yep) returned. What was that bad? “An orange and purple striped sweater at Lane Bryant’s and I was a size 6.”
2. A receipt for something wonderful the other woman got – We’re sending lots of good thoughts to Zelda, who shared this terrible tale: “I received a bill in the mail from a department store. There was a charge for jewelry on the bill so I called the store and asked what it was for. I was told it was for a 14K gold chain and pendant–a Madonna and child pendant. This led to much investigation on my part. I found out that my husband had bought the…more 
3. Anything with legs we’re afraid of – Marie’s prehistoric present makes us want to sing, “If you like it then you better put a cage on it” (we know, a parody just as bad as the gift): “A 3-foot-long IGUANA! ! ! I screamed!!!”
4. An argument, particularly in a place that serves stuffed potato skins – We’re sorry to hear Donna will not be having the scampi after this Mother’s Day production: “Flowers that don’t even last a week and sorry dinners at Red Lobster, when someone gets mad at you and storms out of the restaurant and leaves you hanging.” And Shine user Tue says heated arguments finally fueled her farewell: “I used to get the same thing I always got on …more 
5. A frying pan. A bra. Or both – Joanie wins the prize for the head-shaker Mother’s Day gift with this doozy: “The worst Mother’s Day gift I ever got was a frying pan with a bra inside it. LOL. hahaha. Can you believe that?” Ummm…what?
6. A cactus plant – Take it from Leigh Anna, implying that she’s prickly or can’t be trusted to keep something delicate alive is really not wise to give a mama. “I got a cactus. I’d like to say that it was the stupidest thing my ex-husband ever did…..but I’d be lying.” Planting a rosebush or gingko tree or coming home with a bouquet full of peonies in her honor, however? Smart. Very smart.

1. Heinous clothing in the wrong size – Shine user Alex says her gift box was overfilled with an “ugly monstrosity” that she promptly thanked the child for, cursed the stepmom who was responsible for the purchase, and (yep) returned. What was that bad? “An orange and purple striped sweater at Lane Bryant’s and I was a size 6.”
2. A receipt for something wonderful the other woman got – We’re sending lots of good thoughts to Zelda, who shared this terrible tale: “I received a bill in the mail from a department store. There was a charge for jewelry on the bill so I called the store and asked what it was for. I was told it was for a 14K gold chain and pendant–a Madonna and child pendant. This led to much investigation on my part. I found out that my husband had bought the…more 
3. Anything with legs we’re afraid of – Marie’s prehistoric present makes us want to sing, “If you like it then you better put a cage on it” (we know, a parody just as bad as the gift): “A 3-foot-long IGUANA! ! ! I screamed!!!”
4. An argument, particularly in a place that serves stuffed potato skins – We’re sorry to hear Donna will not be having the scampi after this Mother’s Day production: “Flowers that don’t even last a week and sorry dinners at Red Lobster, when someone gets mad at you and storms out of the restaurant and leaves you hanging.” And Shine user Tue says heated arguments finally fueled her farewell: “I used to get the same thing I always got on …more 
5. A frying pan. A bra. Or both – Joanie wins the prize for the head-shaker Mother’s Day gift with this doozy: “The worst Mother’s Day gift I ever got was a frying pan with a bra inside it. LOL. hahaha. Can you believe that?” Ummm…what?
6. A cactus plant – Take it from Leigh Anna, implying that she’s prickly or can’t be trusted to keep something delicate alive is really not wise to give a mama. “I got a cactus. I’d like to say that it was the stupidest thing my ex-husband ever did…..but I’d be lying.” Planting a rosebush or gingko tree or coming home with a bouquet full of peonies in her honor, however? Smart. Very smart.

1. Heinous clothing in the wrong size – Shine user Alex says her gift box was overfilled with an “ugly monstrosity” that she promptly thanked the child for, cursed the stepmom who was responsible for the purchase, and (yep) returned. What was that bad? “An orange and purple striped sweater at Lane Bryant’s and I was a size 6.”
2. A receipt for something wonderful the other woman got – We’re sending lots of good thoughts to Zelda, who shared this terrible tale: “I received a bill in the mail from a department store. There was a charge for jewelry on the bill so I called the store and asked what it was for. I was told it was for a 14K gold chain and pendant–a Madonna and child pendant. This led to much investigation on my part. I found out that my husband had bought the…more 
3. Anything with legs we’re afraid of – Marie’s prehistoric present makes us want to sing, “If you like it then you better put a cage on it” (we know, a parody just as bad as the gift): “A 3-foot-long IGUANA! ! ! I screamed!!!”
4. An argument, particularly in a place that serves stuffed potato skins – We’re sorry to hear Donna will not be having the scampi after this Mother’s Day production: “Flowers that don’t even last a week and sorry dinners at Red Lobster, when someone gets mad at you and storms out of the restaurant and leaves you hanging.” And Shine user Tue says heated arguments finally fueled her farewell: “I used to get the same thing I always got on …more 
5. A frying pan. A bra. Or both – Joanie wins the prize for the head-shaker Mother’s Day gift with this doozy: “The worst Mother’s Day gift I ever got was a frying pan with a bra inside it. LOL. hahaha. Can you believe that?” Ummm…what?
6. A cactus plant – Take it from Leigh Anna, implying that she’s prickly or can’t be trusted to keep something delicate alive is really not wise to give a mama. “I got a cactus. I’d like to say that it was the stupidest thing my ex-husband ever did…..but I’d be lying.” Planting a rosebush or gingko tree or coming home with a bouquet full of peonies in her honor, however? Smart. Heinous clothing in the wrong size – Shine user Alex says her gift box was overfilled with an “ugly monstrosity” that she promptly thanked the child for, cursed the stepmom who was responsible for the purchase, and (yep) returned. What was that bad? “An orange and purple striped sweater at Lane Bryant’s and I was a size 6.”

1. A receipt for something wonderful the other woman got – We’re sending lots of good thoughts to Zelda, who shared this terrible tale: “I received a bill in the mail from a department store. There was a charge for jewelry on the bill so I called the store and asked what it was for. I was told it was for a 14K gold chain and pendant–a Madonna and child pendant. This led to much investigation on my part. I found out that my husband had bought the…more 
2. Anything with legs we’re afraid of – Marie’s prehistoric present makes us want to sing, “If you like it then you better put a cage on it” (we know, a parody just as bad as the gift): “A 3-foot-long IGUANA! ! ! I screamed!!!”
3. An argument, particularly in a place that serves stuffed potato skins – We’re sorry to hear Donna will not be having the scampi after this Mother’s Day production: “Flowers that don’t even last a week and sorry dinners at Red Lobster, when someone gets mad at you and storms out of the restaurant and leaves you hanging.” And Shine user Tue says heated arguments finally fueled her farewell: “I used to get the same thing I always got on …more 
4. A frying pan. A bra. Or both – Joanie wins the prize for the head-shaker Mother’s Day gift with this doozy: “The worst Mother’s Day gift I ever got was a frying pan with a bra inside it. LOL. hahaha. Can you believe that?” Ummm…what?
5. A cactus plant – Take it from Leigh Anna, implying that she’s prickly or can’t be trusted to keep something delicate alive is really not wise to give a mama. “I got a cactus. I’d like to say that it was the stupidest thing my ex-husband ever did…..but I’d be lying.” Planting a rosebush or gingko tree or coming home with a bouquet full of peonies in her honor, however? Smart. Very smart.

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Step 1: Find an item [ Example: Law Rune ]

Step 2: Buy for +5%

Step 3: Write down the price you brought it for. In my case, i brought for ” 162 “

Step 4: Now re-sell for -5%

Step 5: Look at the price difference and see if its worth merchanting.!

Step 6: In my case its 2gp difference. For runes that is worth it because its 
usually 2-4 gp difference.

Step Buying/Selling

Buy for : 160 gp
Sell for : 162 gp

Step 7: Now do in big bulks. I recommend doing up to 24,000 at a time.

Step 8: Look at profits once brought / sold.

Heres a few items i merchanted in 15 mins

Step 9: Dont stick with one item, be creative you can almost merchant anything.

Step 10: i hope this has helped you can you are on your way to be a successful merchanter ! 

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So here’s my referral link, please sign up with this because when i make swag-bucks so do you, and vice verse. Will help us both out. 

http://www.swagbucks.com/refer/PlantATree

Thanks!

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Economic depression brings about new national political parties – the Communist Party and the Cooperative Commonwealth Federation – which offer different solutions to the countries economic turmoil. Also, two new regional parties appear: the Social Credit party in Alberta and Union Nationale in Quebec.

This game is similar to horsing, as there is a 1/3 chance to win.

Players will have to guess a color, which is similar to horsing’s letters.

=== Disc Game ===

In this game, players predict whether a disk will land on the correct side or not.

DO NOT ATTEMPT this at anytime. This is almost always a scam.

=== Common phrase “First person to give me xyz gets a prize! =====

This is considered a trust trade, and with all trust trades, it puts your money at risk. by giving your money to the “scammer” you’re pretty much giving them a gift and hoping that they keep their word and return your gift after wards.

=== Lend / Trade Scam =====

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—> Post 1.5 All about the Old, Retired, and Worthless Scams <—

Dicing – This scam and gambling method in game was removed by making the dice bag “unavailable” in the game.

Horsing – This scam and gambling method in-game was “altered”. Instead of saying 3 different lines, a message “Say neigh to gambling” would appear instead

Post 2.
All about the Trust Game

The Trust Game is where Scammers offer an item to entise users to follow them to a place where they can talk. Usually, they will show great sums of money, or items of value.

This “Trust Game” can be found all over Runescape. Although it is most commonly found at the Grand Exchange, Lumbridge Castle.

The Trust Game works by getting a user’s attention with large amounts of money, or rare and expensive items. They will usually bring you to a quiet place where there are much less people to disturb the chat. It will usually then turn into bets, or an auction form. They will soon increase in value, sometimes reaching into the millions. After the time is up, or the limit has been exceeded, they give an item to one person. Or, give it to nobody at all. After that, they log out without returning any of the items. And in the best case scenario, the winner is happy while everyone else is sad. Sometimes they will even give the item to a friend who he/she knows will return the item to them. This will trick other players to “trust” the user, thinking that he/she is a legit dealer.

====Scenario====
A chat may begin like this:

1)Player12character: Trust game, win up to 50m! Follow me
2)Player12character: ok, so what will you offer for this fine 50m gp?
3)Player1whoisscammed: Show the money
4)Player12character: See?
5)Player1whoisscammed: Ok, trade again, will give item
6)Player12character: anyone else? more than 500k.
7)Player2winner: Here
8)Player12character: anyone bid higher?
9)Player12character: ok, player2winner you win
10)Player1whoisscammed: Give back my item!

-This is a Made up chat! The fake usernames are over 12 characters long, rendering them invalid.

===Information===

1) Advertising starts the whole thing
2) Scammer take players to location
3) Player asking for proof
4) Proof
5) Trading bid
6) Asking for more bids
7) Another user offers
Asking for more
9) Announcing high bidder
10)User who wants money back

Post 3.
All about the Doubling Money Trick

The Doubling Money Trick is used to steal a player’s item, or large amounts of gold pieces.

Most commonly found at the Grand Exchange and all free-to-Play Banks.

The Doubling Money Trick works by gaining a user’s trust. Once you test it out with 5k, or an amount of your choice, they gain your trust by giving you the amount. Once you fork over that 200k, they log out and you don’t get your money back. These Scammers will usually double small amounts of money, or the first amount you offer.

Can you make a profit in this scam: Mostly, no. Many users are entised by this trick, because the more money you give, the more money you think you get. This is the wrong theory though, as once you get to a satisfying amount, you will find that they logged out.

Is this scam reportable: Yes. if they proclaim a 2-trade double. A 1-trade double is not yet reportable.

===Scenario===

1) I walk into a bank.
2) I then see a user advertising:
Doubling money! Test with 5k—Doubling up to 500k

3) I test the user out with 5k gold pieces.
4) The user gives me double the amount, and a little bit more, because he seems generous.
5) I think it’s a good way to make a profit in a day.
6) I fork over the Maximum amount, 500k.
7) The user logs out and I don’t know where he ran.

===Information===

1) I go to a bank.
(This is ok, you never have to avoid banking.)
2) I get lured when I see the doubling advertisement from the user.
(This is a habit you want to break. it’s too good to be true, so just ignore the ad.)
3) I try to test the user to see if he is truthful.
(Test user.)
4) The user gains my trust by overpaying.
(Usually not the case though)
5) I get hooked on to this method.
6) I give him a stash of money.
(Worst thing to do.)
7) User runs away with my money.
(Sad day for me.)

Post 4.
All about the Trimming Armor Scam

The Trimming Armor Scam is used to steal a user’s Rune armor mainly. Although unwary players who do not think about it may trade there Trimmed armor as well. (Rune (g), Zamorak, Saradomin, Guthix.) They will say Trimming armor, or any similar phrase. When a player asks them how they trim armor, they say they dye it or smith it, etc. It is NOT possible at all to trim armor!

The Armor Trimming Scam can be found all over runescape. Although, it is not commonly found now, since the return of free trade. This is because the price of armor has plummeted greatly and is now not worth it to scam for the most part.

Can you make a profit from this scam: No, I am 100% sure that you will be guaranteed to lose money in this scam.

Is this reportable: Yes, they will probably NEVER return your armor. It is reportable because they steal your item without you knowing, and they trick you into letting them have your item.

===Scenario===
1) I walk down to a bank.
2) I see a user named Iliketoscamyou advertising to trim a user’s armor
3) I add him on my friends list and he appears to be on
4) I ask Iliketoscamyou how he trims armor
5) He replies that he uses a die with 99 smithing (Which I don’t have)
6) Iliketoscamyou says to trade my armor to him
7) I trade my Full Rune to Iliketoscamyou
I see him logout and run away with my armor
9) I decide to report Iliketoscamyou

===Information===
1) I’m doing my usual business visiting the bank. Nothing wrong with that.
2)I get entised to the trimming armor scam in hopes of getting Rune (t)
3) I simply add him to my friends list to see if he’s on. Most players do this to contact the player again, which is usually no use.
4-5) I get the proof I need.
6-7) I make the worst decision ever by trading my armor over.
Iliketoscamyou logs out. Even if I report him, he transfers the wealth to his main account.
9) You probably want Jagex to know about this player scamming you, so you report them.

Post 5.
All about the Website Scam

REPORT WEBSITE ADVERTISERS THROUGH THE REPORT ABUSE BUTTON.

This scam is advertised through public and private chat in Runescape. Although, the real scam happens off of Runescape. Please report Scam sites at QFC: 103-104-12-58898735

How it works: You see an advertisement on public chat saying. “Become a p-mod at ***.***” So you go to the site. It asks for your account’s username, pass, and e-mail. NEVER use these sites. First of all, it is against the rules and secondly, they will hijack your account with all the information you provided them. Jagex will never ever use another site to find p-mods. In fact, they will only message you through your player message center in-game.

Another Website Scam is the “money” website.

These websites are powered by gold farmers usually. They sell gold in-game for real life money. The catch is, they need your pass, username, and e-mail. When you pay using your credit card, they receive your information as well. They will sell your credit card information to third parties, and hack your runescape account, as you have provided a username and pass. NEVER EVER Engage in these websites. As the above was, report scam websites here: 103-104-12-58898735

=== In-Game ===

If you see a user advertising a website, report the user for “Advertising Website.” Then, if needed, ignore the user.

=== Out of Game ===

If you see an advertisement for a website on another site, do not visit the link. To report the website, go to QFC: 103-104-12-58898735

=== Becoming a P-mod/Staff Impersonation ===

Jagex will never message you about p-mod invitations in-game, in your e-mail, or anywhere EXCEPT your message center. If there is a user advertising a website supposedly allowing you to become a p-mod, report the user and the website.

Also, if a user is claiming to be a Jagex/ Player moderator, but has no golden/ silver crown next to their username when they speak, they are impersonating staff. Report them in-game

Post 6.
All about the Show me your inventory Scam

How it works: The scammer will ask you to show the best items you have in your account. They’ll ask you to show it in a trade. Supposedly, they want you to forget that you put valuable items in so that you’ll accept the trade, causing you to lose your items.

To avoid getting scammed by this method, double check your trades and don’t get sidetracked when trading.

Is this scam reportable: Yes

IT IS DISCOURAGED TO MISUSE THIS GUIDE AND IF MISUSED, THIS GUIDE IS NOT TO BE BLAMED. ANY INFORMATION ON THE GUIDE IS FOR YOUR PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE AND HOW TO AVOID THESE SCAMS.

Post 7.
All about the Rounding Money Scam

You’ll find this scam at the G.E. and most banks in Runescape.

The Rounding Money scam works by you giving an amount, say 600,000 gp. The scammer will give you 400,000 gp in return. Thinking that he has rounded your money to 1 million, you accept and you lose 200,000 gp.

To avoid being tricked, double check the amount of money you are giving and the amount of money you are receiving.

Is this reportable: Yes

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Post 7.5.
All about the P-mod Application Scams

This scam happens off of the Runescape site. The links to these websites are usually advertised in-game.

THERE ARE NO SUCH THING called A P-MOD APPLICATION currently. These are individuals or groups who set this up to steal your account.

Jagex will never ever ask for you to be a p-mod in-game or off site or in an individual website. They will only ask you in your player message centre.

To report any of these websites, please post here at QFC:
275-276-3-62906844

Currently, there is NO p-mod recruitment going on as it seems as if Jagex is setting new rules and standards.

You can view the answer here at QFC: 14-15-154-63193551

IT IS DISCOURAGED TO MISUSE THIS GUIDE AND IF MISUSED, THIS GUIDE IS NOT TO BE BLAMED. ANY INFORMATION ON THE GUIDE IS FOR YOUR PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE AND HOW TO AVOID THESE SCAMS.

Post 8.
All about the Rushing you to Trade Scam

You will find this scam anywhere in Runescape. Although, this scam is rarely used anymore.

How they do it: Rushing you to trade, just like the title says.

To avoid this, make sure you take time to review your trade. Don’t take too long or too short of a time. More than 2 minutes would probably get your trade cancelled and less than 15 seconds gives a high chance of you being scammed.

Is this reportable? Yes.

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Post 8.5.
All about the Buying/Selling Account Scam

You find users buying/selling accounts almost anywhere on Runescape. However, you may be suprised that these are usually hijacked accounts cleared of money.

Account buying/selling is against the game rules. Both the buyer and the seller is reportable under the “Buying or Selling an Account” tab when reporting in-game.

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Post 8.75
All about the Trading and Lending Scams

Tips to avoid being scammed by this:

* Watch out when lending and trading at the same time. Lends will be lends and will be received back by the owner while trades are trades, and will be given to the player you are trading with.

* Never rush when trading. Phrases like “Hurry up” or “I need to go soon” should be ignored, since, if they really want to complete the trade, they shouldn’t have to rush.

* Watch out for suspicious trades. Some users decline and then switch an item out for a similar item. ALWAYS look at the money transfer.

* Watch out for decliners. Because of this, if a trade has been declined, you will see a BOLD RED sentence in your trade and “all” screen saying that a player declined the trade.

Post 9.
All about the Wilderness Scam

This scam happens frequently under many names.

You can find different versions along the Wilderness border, in Edgeville, the Monastery near the Wildy, and Varrock.

Although there are many different versions of this “scam”, they all revolve around one key point. They lure you into the Wildy and kill you.

Watch out when you see someone wanting to trade with you, but insists that you have to go into the Wildy. The thing is, he is trying to kill you and get your items.

Overall, to avoid these scams, never engage in any trade or “activity” that happens in the Wildy that does not

Is this reportable? In MOST cases.

WATCH OUT FOR SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY! IF IT SOUNDS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE, IT PROBABLY IS.

– You are asked to be a luring partner and you help lure somebody into the wilderness. You are putting yourself at risk by being in the Wildy. The player you lured with your fellow “Lurer” was a friend of your fellow “Lurer”. They both kill you.

In-Depth: You are putting yourself at two risks.
1) is being reported. Luring is possibly reportable depending on what you are doing.
2) is being killed. You can definitely die in the Wilderness and lose all your items (except three sometimes).

– Somebody is advertising a giveaway and claiming to do a drop party or dropping items and/or money in the Wildy.

In-Depth: STOP! Think about what the user (s) are doing.
1) They didn’t specify how much cash, or items they are dropping.
2) They are doing it in the Wildy! Don’t you think there’s a hitch to it like being killed?

Post 10.
All about the Accepting a Teleport Problem

IT IS DISCOURAGED TO MISUSE THIS GUIDE AND IF MISUSED, THIS GUIDE IS NOT TO BE BLAMED. ANY INFORMATION ON THE GUIDE IS FOR YOUR PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE AND HOW TO AVOID THESE SCAMS.

Post 11.
All about the Fake drop party Scam

Yes, you constantly see people saying, “Dropping 5m!” And whatnot. Please be aware, not all of this is legit.

This scam just happens around Runescape every once in a while.

This is done by the scammer advertising a drop party. The scammer will usually drop an item valued less than 5k every 10 minutes. At the hour, or other time, he/she may drop something of more value. Like 1m cash. Along the way, he/she may encourage people to drop their own items, to join in the fun. Usually, items will start low, and then get higher. after being involved in many of these so-called drop parties, I’ve noticed that the scammer will usually start asking for the higher priced items when many people follow. Constant bank stops occur.

Is this profitable: No, usually the scammer will also have “friends” or autoclicking bots that click on any items dropped. Therefore, the percentage of getting something of value is low. Most items dropped by users are low, but occassionally, a user feels too comfortable and drops items of more value.

To avoid this scam, only use the party room in Falador, where you can get prizes from popping the balloons in a legitimate way.

Is the scammer reportable when doing this scam: Yes, but you have to follow for hours before knowing if the user is truthful and actually fairly drops items/cash or if they just made people drop items.

IT IS DISCOURAGED TO MISUSE THIS GUIDE AND IF MISUSED, THIS GUIDE IS NOT TO BE BLAMED. ANY INFORMATION ON THE GUIDE IS FOR YOUR PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE AND HOW TO AVOID THESE SCAMS.

Post 12.
All about the Gem cutting Scam

This scam is not commonly found anymore, as prices of gems have dropped. Although, if this scam were to be found, it would be at the G.E.

This scam works by getting you to trade your gems to get cut by another user. The thing is, you won’t get your gems back again.

Even if someone says that they are just cutting for the xp, you might not want to risk it. Use the assist system if needed.

This scam is automatically reportable.

IT IS DISCOURAGED TO MISUSE THIS GUIDE AND IF MISUSED, THIS GUIDE IS NOT TO BE BLAMED. ANY INFORMATION ON THE GUIDE IS FOR YOUR PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE AND HOW TO AVOID THESE SCAMS.

Post 13.
All about the Flower Game Scam

This scam is found almost everywhere on MEMBER only worlds, as the items needed are member’s only.

IT IS DISCOURAGED TO MISUSE THIS GUIDE AND IF MISUSED, THIS GUIDE IS NOT TO BE BLAMED. ANY INFORMATION ON THE GUIDE IS FOR YOUR PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE AND HOW TO AVOID THESE SCAMS.

Post 14.
All about the Chicken Scam

Yes, the title is very quirky.

How it works: The scammer will ask you to pick a spot around him/her.

Diagram:
x= Where you can stand
o= Scammer

xxx
xox
xxx

After picking a spot, they will bring down a chicken. However, the chicken usually does not land within the square around the scammer. In fact, it can land anywhere close-by within screen view.

Is this reportable: ?

I was not able to obtain this information.

First Sighting of Scam: July, 2011 (After Cryptic Clue Fest.)

IT IS DISCOURAGED TO MISUSE THIS GUIDE AND IF MISUSED, THIS GUIDE IS NOT TO BE BLAMED. ANY INFORMATION ON THE GUIDE IS FOR YOUR PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE AND HOW TO AVOID THESE SCAMS.

Post 15.
All about the Rare items Scam

This scam works by deceiving a user. Usually by claiming that an item is considered rare. Usually like “Rare Bucket of Water” or “Rare Cut Emerald.”

This scam can be seen at the G.E. or other popular places within Runescape.

Is this reportable: Yes

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Post 16.
All about Team Scamming

Just like the title sounds, this scam is achieved by working as a team. This really isn’t a scam itself, but incorporates the foundation of many other scams. Like the trust game, or doubling money scam.

Team Scamming is used just about everywhere where there is a scam.

These scams may or may not be reportable though and are hard to catch, as the scammer may be acting as an innocent customer of the host of a scam.

Scenarios can range from price wars, to

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Post 17.
All about the Alt-F4 Scam

This scam is basically extinct from the game now.

Although, if you ever hear someone saying drop your items and press Alt-F4 to win a prize by a glitch, don’t do it. It’ll log you out and close the window. While you are logged out, the scammer will wait those few minutes until they can see your item and retrieve it.

This scam is also hardly reported because victims do not know the username of who scammed them.

This scam is reportable however in the Scamming tab of the report abuse button.

Some different variations and telltale signs that use of this scam may be happening include: “Drop your items and press Alt-F4 to double it.” or “Drop your item and press Alt-F4 and a random event will happen.” etc.

What all of these have in common is the phrase “Drop your items.” no matter what, never drop your items. There is currently absolutely no way that dropping your wealth can get it doubled or manipulated in any way so that it increases.

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Post 18.
All about the Common Phrase of: “Trade me your item for a minute, I’ll give it back”

Only place not found: Quick Chat Worlds. Or people with their Public Turned OFF.

Don’t trade your item to another user. It’s probably a scam. Instead, lend the item you wish to have another user have.

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Post 19.
All about the Pass-setting Scam

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Post 20.
All about the Common Phrase of: “Give me your item and I’ll duplicate it”

Well, this scam isn’t as common now, but it used to be. Basically, users would ask for the victim’s item. I.e. Rune platelegs, claiming that they (scammer) can duplicate it. When the player trades with the scammer, the scammer says that he/she will give the item in a seperate trade. When the victim gives the scammer his/her item, the scammer logs out.

Is this scam reportable: Yes

You could find this scam most commonly at the G.E. although can also be found within all of Runescape. Beware, Members are targeted more frequently, as items can go very high.

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Post 21.
All about the Common Phrase: “Whoever drops the most valuable item will win a prize!”

This scam works by saying the above phrase and then waiting for those who aren’t paying attention to drop an expensive item. The phrase is never true now. The scammer will only pick up the items you drop and the only item you get is in your imagination.

You can find this scam anywhere in Runescape, although this scam is really not performed anymore because of the time it takes for an item to appear.

Is this reportable: Yes, even if nobody drops anything, if someone says the phrase alone, they can be reported.

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Post 22.
All about the

===== The space is currently open and reserved for another use, after a previous scam was removed ======

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Post 23.
All about the Quick Swap in a Trade Scam

Original Version:

The Quick Swap in a Trade scam works when a user puts a large sum of money in a trade. Let’s say 1 million, for your Rune platelegs. The scammer then opens the remove “x” cash selection. He then enters in 995,000gp to remove. Although, at the same time, he puts in a worthless item. He has already put in a bunch of useless junk, so when he swaps the worthless item with the gp, you won’t notice a thing.

Newest Version:

The newest version of this scam is to have the scammer put up an item that they are selling for less then market price, and quickly decline the trade. They generally repeat this one more time, then on the third trade they swap a less valueable item in place of the oringinal item hoping the victum does not notice the bait and switch. This has popped back up since free trade has been brought back.

This scam can be found anywhere when trading.

To avoid this scam: Check the amount of wealth transfer on the bottom of your trade screen. Now, you should also check your trade box for any RED Exclamation Marks. A warning message will pop-up if the other trader removes an item, telling you to double check your trade.

Is this scam reportable: Yes.

===Scenario===
Scammer: “Selling Sara Sword (SS) 2.1m!”
Victim: *Tries to trade*
Scammer: *Puts up SS (NOTED) but declines the trade* “Oh sorry lag”
Victim: *Tries to trade again*
Scammer: *Puts up SS (NOTED) but declines the trade* “Opps I hit the wrong button”
Victim: *Tries to trade again*
Scammer: *Puts up White 2h (NOTED)* and tries to quickly accept*
Victim: *Accepts trade and ends up with a White 2h and not the SS.

Notice the scammer will NOTE the bait and switch to try to hide the switch.

Often the scammer will add other low value items to ’spam’ the trade window. Also they have to decline the trade for the bait and switch now because of the RED “!” that will appear if they try to do it in one trade.

Thank you Arizoomer!

Post 24.
All about the Goodie Bag Scam

How it works:
The person advertises a price of the ‘goodie bag’ and the most valuable prize. For example: “100k goodie bag, win d chain” The scammer will ask you to guess a number 1-28 most of the time, or else it is not classified as a “goodie bag” scam. Once you guess a number, the scammer supposedly gives you the item. When the person paying for the “goodie bag” hands the money over, the seller will usually give them a piece of junk in return and say sorry, better luck next time most of the time. The scammer could have 27 eggs and only one “grand prize” or may even move or select a different item. The seller in almost all cases doesn’t have the max prize(or has it just for shows), and just takes everyone’s money that hands it over.

Is this scam reportable: Yes.

=== Scenario ===

Thank you You Fail Bud for the information

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Post 25.
Wait… How do you know all of this?

Well, it’s mainly experience in watching users scam, or actually trying out the suggested scams. Fear not though, I’ve returned all the items/gp that have been used for experiments. And I play fair. Always.

A majority of information comes from experience, but also from friends, users, etc. In fact, most of these scams have been mentioned by users. I just take the time to find out how they work and conjure up a way to resolve the scams.

My Mission Statement is to “Launch community awareness of Scams to prevent the loss of one’s items and self trust.”

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_______________________________________________________________
This guide has been stickied on: March 1, 2012.
It is operating under these guidelines:

1. To update when new scams come out, and to delete old scams.
2. To not provide too much information on how to perform the scam.

Post 26.
Usage of Guide/Abiding with Forum Rules

This thread does not go against the Runescape rules.

1) It does not encourage scamming in any way. It is just to inform users and help them avoid these scams.
a. There is no “encouragement” or phrase encouraging a user to scam.
2) This guide is not convincing other players that the rules are different to what they actually are.
a. The rules are clearly stated if needed.

3)This guide does not promote rule breaking in a positive manner.
a. This guide does not promote rule breaking.
b. This guide informs users, not to encourage.
c. There is a clear “Is this scam reportable” section in each post to discourage scamming.
d. Even if it was stated that a certain “scam” was not reportable, there is still no sign of encouragement of scamming.

Please do not copy/paste this guide into any other website. Give credit when used, before using this content on another site, please post a request on this thread. If contents in this guide have been found in the Runescape site, it will be reported on the: Forum Help to be removed.

Contents of this guide do not encourage the use of scams, therefore, it is not against the rules. All information gathered has been of my own knowledge of the game, from friends, p-mods, or other helpful users.
___________________________________________________________________
This guide has been stickied on: March 1, 2012.
It is operating under these guidelines:

1. To update when new scams come out, and to delete old scams.
2. To not provide too much information on how to perform the scam.
_____________________________________________________________________
Other than that, happy reading.

|||Bionicler898|||

Post 27.
Overall Scams/Reporting

Overall, scams are not worth it in any way. You will, most of the time, feel guilty of losing the item.

Reporting these scams are easy.
All you have to do is report the user using the Report Abuse button. Then click on the category that best matches the problem.

The bottom line is: If something seems too good to be true, it probably is. So stay away from those things.

Honorable Guides:

QFC: 250-251-977-62283353
QFC: 98-99-883-62646732
QFC: 98-99-982-62730433
QFC: 98-99-723-62168327

The scams above have been found suiting. As scam-guide makers, we usually have a bit of teamwork. As most of us would like to see people enjoying their time on Runescape without the fear of scams.

==== J-mod Stickies ====

Identifying Phishing Websites : 275-276-4-62906846

Details: Learn about Phishing websites and report them here.

==== A_H Chat ====

Account help chat can help you with your account problems in-game and on the forums. Visit their thread here:

Post 28.

List of Supporters

KoolAid Pong

List of Contributors

Slbglurioso
11gageg
Arizoomer
You Fail Bud
English Rose
Amcanthony
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Post 28.5.
Updating and Remodeling Section

Introduction: This section just keeps you up-to-date on what is being Updated, Remodeled, Considered, Added Later, Etc.

Things being updated:
** Post 5. All about the Website Scam (Updating as of Nov. 13)
** Post 9. All about the Wilderness Scam (Updating as of Nov. 13)

Things being Remodeled:
** Post 13. All about the Flower Game Scam

Suggestions being considered:
** This list will be started in December.

Things that will be added:
** Clan Wars Scam
** Zombie Game Scam

-I would suggest to make fragile urns to gain crafting levels. They give you 50xp in total 20 for making it then 30 for fireing it. These urns you can sell for 200gp each or you can keep them for yourself.

-For richer payers with lots of money and have at least a crafting level of 20 you can cut gems. A saphire gives you 50xp when cut. and you buy them for 900gp and you can sell them for 350 gp. This works for other gems as well at higher levels.

-You can also buy leather (or kill cows and tan their hides) and craft those into archery gear. it is not the fastest way to level but it is good for lower levels.

happy crafting

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Despite what many might think, Gage is well known across hundreds of nations all over the world. Gage has been around for several centuries and has a very important meaning in the lives of many. It would be safe to assume that Gage is going to be around for a long time and have an enormous impact on the lives of many people.test for introduce3

Social & Cultural Factors

Gage has a large role in American Culture. Many people can often be seen taking part in activities associated with Gage. This is partly because people of most ages can be involved and families are brought together by this. Generally a person who displays their dislike for Gage may be considered an outcast.

Economic Factors

It is not common practice to associate economics with Gage. Generally, Gage would be thought to have no effect on our economic situation, but there are in fact some effects. The sales industry associated with Gage is actually a 2.3 billion dollar a year industry and growing each year. The industry employs nearly 150,000 people in the United States alone. It would be safe to say that Gage play an important role in American economics and shouldn’t be taken for granted.

Environmental Factors

After a three month long research project, I’ve been able to conclude that Gage doesn’t negatively effect the environment at all. A Gage did not seem to result in waste products and couldn’t be found in forests, jungles, rivers, lakes, oceans, etc… In fact, Gage produced some positive effects on our sweet little nature.

Political Factors

Oh does Gage ever influence politics. Last year 5 candidates running for some sort of position used Gage as the primary topic of their campaign. A person might think Gage would be a bad topic to lead a campaign with, but in fact with the social and environmental impact is has, this topic was able to gain a great number of followers. These 5 candidates went 4 for 5 on winning their positions.

Conclusion

Gage seem to be a much more important idea that most give credit for. Next time you see or think of Gage, think about what you just read and realize what is really going on. It is likely you under valued Gage before, but will now start to give the credited needed and deserved

Social Factors

Society is a human product. When Sir Bernard Chivilary said ‘hounds will feast on society’ [1] he created a monster which society has been attempting to tame ever since. Difference among people, race, culture and society is essential on the survival of our world, however snow irons out misconceptions from our consciousness.

Some analysts have been tempted to disregard snow. I haven’t. To put it simply, people like snow.

Economic Factors

Is unemployment inherently bad for an economy? Yes. Of course, snow fits perfectly into the Lead-a-Duck-to-Water model of economics.

How do we explain these clear trends? Recent studies indicate that housing prices cannot sustain this instability for long. The financial press seems unable to make up its mind on these issues which unsettles investors.

Political Factors

Politics was once a game featuring competitors from elite classes. Politicians find it difficult to choose between what has become known in politics as – ‘The two ways’ – pre and post war views of snow.

Consider this, spoken at the tender age of 14 by a legend in their own life time, Noah Woodpecker ‘Taking a walk across hot coals will inevitably hurt your feet.’ [2] Primarily, he is referring to snow. If I may be as bold as to paraphrase, he was saying that ‘political ideals are built on the solid cornerstone of snow.’

Where do we go from here? Only time will tell.

Conclusion

In summary, snow plays a large part in the lives of all. It sings a new song, ensures financial stability, though snow brings with it obvious difficulties, it is truly snow.

The final say goes to the award winning Whoopi Lopez: ‘You win some, you loose some, but snow wins most often.’ [3]

[1] Sir Bernard Chivilary – Interestingly… – 1904 Badger Books

[2] Woodpecker – Serving The Greats – 1990 Palmerston House Publishing

[3] It Magazine – Issue 302 – Spam Media Group

Stipulated Permanent Injunction, Consent Judgment, and 

Dismissal with Prejudice 

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT 

DISTRICT OF MASSACHUSETTS 

BOSTON DIVISION 

JAGEX LIMITED, 

PLAINTIFF, 

v. 

IMPULSE SOFTWARE, 

ERIC SNELLMAN, and 

MARK SNELLMAN 

DEFENDANTS. 

Case No. 1:10-cv-10216-NMG 

STIPULATED PERMANENT INJUNCTION, CONSENT JUDGMENT, 

AND DISMISSAL WITH PREJUDICE 

This matter is before the Court on the stipulated motion of Plaintiff, Jagex Limited 

(“Jagex”), and Defendants, Impulse Software, Eric Snellman, and Mark Snellman (individually 

and collectively “Defendants”), for entry of a Stipulated Permanent Injunction, Consent 

Judgment, and Dismissal With Prejudice. 

IT IS HEREBY FOUND, ORDERED, ADJUDGED as follows: 

1. Judgment is entered in Jagex’s favor and against Defendants on Count I of 

the First Amended Complaint – Copyright Infringement Under Federal Law. 

2. Judgment is entered in Jagex’s favor and against Defendants on Count II of 

the First Amended Complaint – Circumvention of Technological Measures Under the 

Digital Millennium Copyright Act (“DMCA”).

 Stipulated Permanent Injunction, Consent Judgment, and 

Dismissal with Prejudice 

3. Judgment is entered in Jagex’s favor and against Defendants on Count III of 

the First Amended Complaint – Trademark Infringement Under Federal Law. 

4. Judgment is entered in Jagex’s favor and against Defendants on Count IV of 

the First Amended Complaint – Computer Fraud and Abuse Under Federal Law. 

5. Judgment is entered in Jagex’s favor and against Defendants on Count V of 

the First Amended Complaint – Tortious Interference with Contract. 

6. This Court permanently enjoins Defendants and those persons or companies 

in active concert or participation with Defendants who receive actual notice of this Order by 

personal service or otherwise from: 

i. Circumventing under the DMCA of any game owned, developed, or 

published by Jagex, now or in the future (“Jagex Game”); 

ii. Trafficking under the DMCA regarding any Jagex Game; 

iii. Botting in any Jagex Game; 

iv. Attempting to reverse engineer or circumvent any protective measure(s) in 

any Jagex Game; 

v. Providing any assistance or instructions to anyone attempting to reverse 

engineer or circumvent any protective measure(s) in any Jagex Game; 

vi. Interfering in Jagex’s contractual relations with users of any Jagex Game, 

including restricting the Defendants from performing software 

development, sales, consulting, or having involvement in any way with 

any software that interacts with any Jagex Game;

 Stipulated Permanent Injunction, Consent Judgment, and 

Dismissal with Prejudice

vii. Playing any Jagex Game; 

viii. Creating, maintaining, assisting, or providing any advice or technical 

instruction to any third party with respect to any Jagex Game including, 

but not limited to, any software development, code release, website 

development or maintenance, botting, cheating, gold farming or otherwise 

violating any Terms of Service for any Jagex Game; 

ix. Publicly disclosing, or disclosing to any party, any portion of the source 

code for any of Defendants’ bots; and 

x. Making any written or oral statement(s), comment(s), press release(s), or 

Internet post(s) referring or relating to this litigation, this Order, 

RuneScape, Jagex, or responding to anything Jagex states or discloses in 

the future regarding Defendants or any of the foregoing. 

7. Defendants hereby transfer and agree to transfer to Jagex ownership of all 

domain names owned by Defendants including, but not limited to, http://www.rscheata.net, 

http://www.impsoft.net, and http://www.oembots.com. Defendants are ordered to take all 

steps necessary to effectuate this transfer. 

8. Defendants shall transfer to Jagex—within 10 days of entry of this Order— 

any and all document(s), writing(s), or recording(s) as defined under Fed. R. Civ. P. 34(a) or 

Fed. R. Evid. 1001 that relate to Defendants’ bots including, but not limited to, source code, 

scripts, development documents, manuals, instructions, and copies of any of the foregoing.

 Stipulated Permanent Injunction, Consent Judgment, and 

Dismissal with Prejudice 

9. After transfer to Jagex of the document(s), writing(s), or recording(s) 

required in Paragraph 8, Defendants shall, within 10 days of entry of this Order: 

i. destroy all copies of such document(s), writing(s), or recording(s); 

ii. provide written certification to Jagex that Defendants have not retained 

any copies of any such document(s), writing(s), or recording(s); 

iii. provide written certification to Jagex that Defendants have not provided 

any copies of such document(s), writing(s), or recording(s) to any other 

party; and 

iv. provide written certification to Jagex that Defendants have not provided 

any copies of their source code to any third parties, other than the copy 

provided to Jagex’s attorneys during the course of this litigation. 

10. Within 10 days of the entry of this Order, Defendants shall deliver to Jagex 

an executed copy of the public apology as set forth in Exhibit A and shall post the executed 

public apology on each and every one of Defendants’ websites—in lieu of all content 

currently thereon—including, but not limited to, http://www.rscheata.net, 

http://www.impsoft.net, and http://www.oembots.com. This Order shall not limit any rights 

Jagex has to distribute or further disseminate the public apology. 

11. Within 10 days of the entry of this Order, Defendants shall identify and 

provide all contact information in their possession to Jagex for all current or past resellers, 

script developers, code developers, and customers for any product marketed, licensed, or 

sold by Defendants dealing with any Jagex Game.

 Stipulated Permanent Injunction, Consent Judgment, and 

Dismissal with Prejudice

12. Within 10 days of the entry date of this Order, Defendants shall make a First 

Payment to Jagex to compensate it for its damages and attorneys’ fees. By no later than 

December 31, 2012, Defendants shall make a Second Payment to Jagex in further 

compensation for its damages and attorneys’ fees. The amounts of the First Payment and 

the Second Payment are set forth in Exhibit B to this Stipulated Permanent Injunction, 

Consent Judgment, and Dismissal with Prejudice which will be filed under seal if 

permission is given by the Court in a concurrently filed Motion to Seal Exhibit. 

13. Defendants’ Second Payment to Jagex shall be secured by a lien on 

Defendants’ home located at 3012 Bellwind Circle, Rockledge, Florida 32955. The lien 

shall be for 200% of the amount of the Second Payment in order to cover any attorneys’ fees 

or costs incurred by Jagex in the event that it needs to execute on the lien due to nonpayment 

by Defendants. 

14. Defendants shall bear their own fees and costs to prepare the security 

instrument and provide the proposed security instrument to Jagex for its approval within 10 

days of the date of this Order. Defendants shall bear their own fees and costs to record the 

security instrument after approval by Jagex. After Defendants make the Second Payment to 

Jagex, Defendants shall provide to Jagex a proposed satisfaction of lien, which Jagex will 

execute and Defendants may then file to remove the lien from the home. 

15. Any failure by Defendants to comply with this Order will cause Jagex to 

incur substantial economic damages and losses of types and in amounts that are impossible 

to compute and ascertain with certainty as a basis for recovery by Jagex of its actual

 Stipulated Permanent Injunction, Consent Judgment, and 

Dismissal with Prejudice 

damages, attorneys’ fees, and costs. Consequently, liquidated damages represent a fair, 

reasonable and appropriate estimate thereof. Accordingly, in lieu of actual damages for any 

such breach, this Court orders and Defendants agree that liquidated damages may be 

assessed and recovered by Jagex against Defendants, in the event of breach and without 

Jagex being required to present any evidence of the amount or character of actual damages, 

attorneys’ fees, or costs sustained by reason thereof; therefore Defendants shall be liable to 

Jagex for payment of liquidated damages in the amount of $1,000,000 (U.S.). Such 

liquidated damages are intended to represent estimated actual damages, attorneys’ fees, and 

costs, and are not intended as a penalty, and Defendants shall pay them to Jagex in the event 

of a breach of this Order in addition to any other relief the Court deems just and proper. 

16. The precise payment amounts recited in Exhibit B of this Order shall be 

treated by Jagex and Defendants as Confidential under the Protective Order in this case and 

shall not be disclosed publicly. However, Jagex shall be free to represent generically to the 

public that the amount this Order required Defendants to pay Jagex for its damages and 

attorneys’ fees was in excess of “six figures.” There is no restriction on Jagex’s disclosure 

of any other portion of this Order. Other than this prohibition regarding Exhibit B, nothing 

contained herein shall restrict or otherwise limit anything Jagex may state or disclose 

regarding this litigation, this Order, or Defendants. 

17. This Order shall be binding upon and shall inure to the benefit of Jagex and 

Defendants as well as each of their respective subsidiaries, corporate parents, affiliates, 

and/or successors and assigns.

 Stipulated Permanent Injunction, Consent Judgment, and 

Dismissal with Prejudice 

18. All claims between Jagex and Defendants that were raised in this case are 

hereby dismissed with prejudice, with each party to bear its own costs and attorneys’ fees 

except as noted above. 

19. Jagex and its attorneys, except for the obligations created in this Order, 

hereby unconditionally release the Defendants and their attorneys from any and all present 

claims, actions, demands, losses, damages, liabilities, and causes of action of every nature 

and description, known or unknown, asserted in, arising out of, or connected with the 

subject matter of this case, or that could have been asserted in connection with this case, 

which Jagex or its attorneys ever had, may have had or now has against Defendants and 

their attorneys. 

20. Defendants and their attorneys, except for the obligations created in this 

Order, hereby unconditionally release Jagex, their employees, agents, contractors and 

subcontractors, representatives and attorneys from any and all present claims, actions, 

demands, losses, damages, liabilities, and causes of action of every nature and description, 

known or unknown, asserted in, arising out of, or connected with the subject matter of this 

case, or that could have been asserted in connection with this case, which Defendants and 

their attorneys ever had, may have had or now has against Jagex, their employees, agents, 

contractors and subcontractors, representatives and attorneys. 

21. The Court shall retain jurisdiction over Jagex and Defendants to the extent 

necessary to enforce the terms of this Order.

 Stipulated Permanent Injunction, Consent Judgment, and 

Dismissal with Prejudice

22. Defendants stipulate and agree that all payments, damages, attorneys’ fees, 

and costs provided herein including, but not limited to, those recited Paragraphs 12, 13, and 

15 of this Order are not dischargeable in bankruptcy under one or more provisions of 11 

U.S.C. § 523. 

Dated this 17th day of January 2012. 

IMPULSE SOFTWARE, et al. 

By their attorneys,.. 

/s/ Terry M. Sanks 

JAGEX, LTD. 

By its attorneys, 

/s/ …………………… 

Terry M. Sanks (Florida Bar No. 0154430) 

Amber N. Davis (Florida Bar No. 0026628) 

BEUSSE WOLTER SANKS 

MORA & MAIRE, P.A. 

390 North Orange Avenue, Suite 2500 

Orlando, Florida 32801 

Telephone: (407) 926-7700 

Facsimile: (407) 926-7720 

Lead Counsel to Defendants 

-And- 

Ieuan G. Mahony (BBO #552349) 

HOLLAND & KNIGHT LLP 

10 St. James Avenue 

Boston, MA 02116 

Telephone: (617) 523-2700 

Local Counsel to Defendants 

Timothy C. Meece 

V. Bryan Medlock 

BANNER & WITCOFF, LTD. 

10 South Wacker Drive, Suite 3000 

Chicago, IL 60606 

Tel. (312) 463-5000 

Fax. (312) 463-5001 

Ross A. Dannenberg 

Christopher B. Roth 

BANNER & WITCOFF, LTD. 

1100 13th Street, NW, Suite 1200 

Washington, D.C. 20005 

Telephone: (202) 824-3000 

Facsimile: (202) 824-3001 

Peter McDermott (BBO No. 330760) 

Erin E. Bryan (BBO No. 675955) 

BANNER & WITCOFF, LTD. 

28 State Street, Suite 1800 

Boston, MA 02109-1705 

Telephone: (617) 720-9600 

Facsimile: (617) 720-9601 

Counsel for Plaintiff

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