Ethan T.

A few weeks back I decided to try buying gold for Runescape and I had no idea which site to choose. I immediately saw this one and it promised 24/7 live chat service, so I thought what the heck. In about 4 minutes I had payed via Paypal and almost 1 minute later I had my gold for Runescape. I couldn't believe that I hadn't been scammed. I'd say since the prices for gold are lower on this site now, I'd probably look into buying some if you are big on Runescape. Overall this site has good customer support and it works with Paypal, so I couldn't ask for much more.

Good site for gaming, I'd recommend it if you are bored or a child. Good games, good fun, that's all there is to it.

I absolutely love this site. My friend directed me towards it, and I was amazed. Easy to convert any old video into an mp3 such as Kevin1811... My Idol...

Well, I'm on a roll now, and I've found a typical Runescape scamming site. The site asks you to do two "easy" steps. 1. You must like their facebook page. 2. You have to post a message saying you actually got free gold, before you were rewarded. After completing said steps you are directed to a page where you have to complete a survey. Typical. I'm just here to post this, in case some of you are curious, just a warning, this is a BIG waste of time.

I've found another site that requires you to submit personal info, such as email, and then you must complete a survey which could also require you to download something or submit very personal info such as address... kind of stalker-like if you ask me.

The website promised a free pin for a Runescape membership, if one could send the link to 5 friends and have them visit your personalized web page. The website promised that the reward would be granted immediately. Having done the requirements I assumed that I would be instantly granted my Runescape membership pin, but I was mistaken. They had me complete once of those lousy surveys which consume a lot of time. Being the persistent man I am, I continued with the pointless survey and to my surprise I had only unlocked half of the pin. I still had to confirm I was not a bot, by unknown means. The only thing on the screen was half of the pin, which I have found out is the same for anyone attempting to complete the offer, and a message saying, and I quote, "To unlock the rest of your PIN please prove you are not a bot!". Underneath the message I expected another survey or some other way of "proving" I was not a bot, but, again, to my surprise... nothing. Having spent at least two hours sending links and completing surveys I was fed up. So, now I'm here reporting the website for fraud and hoping the word will get out of how much of a scam this site is. I'm hoping that someone of high position in whoever regulates the internet will see this and hopefully remove the website from the web. Thank you for your time, and I hope nothing bad happens to you while your on the internet.