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That’s why you must never, ever beg for RuneScape money. Believe me, it’s a lot easier to make RuneScape money the legitimate way than it is to resort to begging (or scamming, which is even worse). In a desperate moment asking for RuneScape money may seem like the easy thing to do but an hour later you’ll probably end up losing your RuneScape money and most importantly your self respect. Seriously, in that same hour you could have easily made 50K in RuneScape money employing the right tactics.

Sure, there are people who will give away things for free to low-levels. As a matter of fact, I have a friend that once gave away a whole set of rune to random passer bys and I’ve even given away party hats to total strangers (I’m an old player). The important thing to know is that RuneScape gamers usually only give away stuff to people that aren’t begging for it in the first place! It’s funny but true… so if another RuneScape player surprises you with a freebie, be thankful for the gift but move on and definitely don’t try to make a RuneScape living that way.

I have nothing to say about scamming except that it totally sucks. If you’re willing to stoop to the lowest level of dishonesty to get your money by scamming or hacking (especially when there’s a far easier and more honest way), then there’s nothing anyone can do to help you.

Have you ever seen a pro player beg for RuneScape money? Have you ever seen a level 80+ beg because “they lost all their RuneScape money in the wildy?” Have you ever heard of a top notch player that doesn’t have time to make RuneScape money or to train stats? No… so if you want to preserve your pride and learn to play RuneScape at an elite level always follow the simple rules I just told you about.

You can have all the RuneScape money you will ever need easily and there are only two very basic things you have to do to get it. The first thing is to do a little bit of work and the second is to know the best strategies to make legitimate RuneScape money.

Honestly, no one really wants to do the work for you so if you really want to make lots of RuneScape money and become a millionaire, then you need to put in a little time & effort to get good at the game. However, to create an elite level 85+ RuneScape character and make massive RuneScape money in less than a week, you’ll need to follow top secret strategies that only top notch pro players know about.

However, I tell you one sure way to totally destroy your game, your reputation, and people’s respect for you and that it is to beg for items or gold. The desperate act of begging tells other RuneScape players three things.

1. You don’t respect yourself enough to make your own RuneScape money.

2. You don’t respect the people you beg for RuneScape Money.

3. You want to take advantage of their hard work to make the RuneScape Money in the first place.

This means that when you’re working to improve your mining skill, you don’t care about the ore. Drop it all on the ground right there for the newbies. Don’t focus on those Runescape Cheats

This means that when you’re training prayer, your goal is to collect bones rather than fight. If you see a bone and you see a fight, you should automatically go for the bone. Don’t think about Runescape Cheats.

This means that if you want to get lobsters for your PKer, you BUY IT ALL. Don’t waste your time trying to fish for them. And lastly, don’t waste your time on Runescape Cheats.

Get it? Whatever you want to do at that particular moment should be the only thing that you do. Don’t do too many things and focus on Runescape Cheats. Basically, you divide up your time so that you only focus on one thing at a time, Not Runescape Cheats. You can change your focus, but you can’t have more than one. Runescape Cheats kills.

This simple rule has had Runescape millionaires and lvl 95+s laughing for years because they see that everyone else simply do not get it. Most ‘noobs’ still focusing on Runescape Cheats. Start to implement this mentality into your game, and you’ll immediately notice how much quicker you’ll improve both your stats and your bankroll.

In the rest of this series of articles, I will continue to share more secrets of Runescape. I will not share any Runescape Cheats with you, as I do not believe in Runescape Cheats, they will get you banned out by Jagex Ltd. Jagex Ltd does Not like Runescape Cheats too.

If you ask 100 Runescape players what they’d want most for their account, most would probably say “Runescape Cheats”, “more gold” or “higher stats, and more “Runescape Cheats” If you told them that there was a way to make 120 million gp magically appear in their bank by typing in a code, which is Runescape Cheats, most would probably be thrilled. If you told them that you could make all their stats jump to 99 by typing in “nowayjose,” which again is Runescape Cheats, all of them would happily type it in. All these are examples of Runescape cheats.

Guess what? That’s impossible. Don’t focus on Runescape Cheats.There’s no way in the world as Runescape cheats that you can suddenly make gold coins appear out of nowhere, and definitely no Runescape Cheats that you can become level 126 overnight. Tell all these Runescape Cheats to those players, and they’d just shake their heads and keep doing what they’ve always been doing. But this is great news for you. As you do Not have to depend on Runescape Cheats.

Most players have no clue. They just want all the Runescape cheats, and although they want stats and gold, they don’t focus on it. They don’t make it a goal. They keep looking for Runescape Cheats. To beat them, you have to decide what you want, then work to get it, ignoring everything else. Read that last sentence again. This is the biggest Secret to getting what you want in Runescape. Figure out one thing you want and work to get it while ignoring everything else.

Coal certificates

Once you get to level 30 mining, Go to the Barbarian Village and mine coal there until you have at least 300 coal. Then turn those 300 coal into 60 coal certificates so you can sell them in Draynor Market in World 1, this market has many people buying and selling certificates. you can trade 5 coal certificates from 500 GP to up to 1000 GP each. You can also this certificates in Varrock Marketplace.

Steel Maces

Kill monks in the Chaos Temple and take the Steel Maces, Then sell the Steel Maces in Falador at the Mace store for 138 GP.

Selling droped lobsters and swordfish

Head to Karamja island, to the place where people fish. They fish lobsters and swordfish more than they carry, and will drop the lobsters or the swordfish. Take as much of the fish as you can. make them into Certs in Draynor and then sell them for about 2.000 GP each.

 By Robert Locke :

The following are a easy and proven ways to make good money in the game Runescape.

Luthas
In the west of Draynor village, go to Port sarim. You will see people in blue uniforms, ask one of them to go to Karamja and pay 30 GP to them. Once you get there, leave the dock and you should see a house. Enter that House and speak with a man called Luthas, who will ask you to pick bananas.
Answer Yes and pick banana, pu them in the crate and then speak with Luthas to collect your moderately earned 30 GP. If you want more money , ask Luthas to get another 30GP for doing the same job again.

Wilderness giant lesser demon
Go to the end of the wilderness where you will find a giant lesser demon, but dont attack him. Walk past him, hang around, after some time has passed he will tell you he is very kind hearted and just hangs around because everyone says he is ugly and scared of him, and because you were brave and not afraid we will give you 150k.

RuneScape usage typically spikes in the midafternoon, after school gets out. Cecilia Sinclair, 24 years old, witnessed that phenomenon firsthand two years ago at a public library in Denver, where she accessed the Internet with her husband. After school let out, the library computers filled up with youngsters playing RuneScape, and Ms. Sinclair and her husband got hooked.

Now the couple averages about two hours a day playing the game. Ms. Sinclair recently threw a birthday party within RuneScape for an online friend, a woman in Virginia she has never met in person. Ms. Sinclair had her character bake a birthday cake — cooking is among the skills players can acquire — using virtual wheat she had ground up in the game. The dozen or so partygoers belted out “Happy Birthday,” typing the lyrics in RuneScape’s chat program at roughly the same time.

RuneScape started as a pet project of computer programmer Andrew Gowers when he was an undergraduate at Cambridge University in the late 1990s. Mr. Gowers — a fan of early text-based multiplayer games called MUDs, or Multi-User Dungeons — introduced the first RuneScape online in early 2001, then formed Jagex with his brother, Paul, and Mr. Tedder.

The company hires as many computer-science graduates as it can from Cambridge to help improve RuneScape, Mr. Tedder says. Right now, the game is only in English, and players are concentrated in Britain, Holland, Australia, New Zealand and Scandinavia, in addition to the U.S. To expand its reach, the company says it will focus heavily over the next 12 to 18 months on rolling out translations of the game in European languages, including German.

The Jagex founders like to foster a festive atmosphere. Whenever the company hits a milestone, Mr. Tedder says, everyone is quick to head off on “jollies,” a British term that translates roughly into junket in American English. In its most elaborate jolly to date, Jagex will soon charter a jet to fly the entire company to the Canary Islands for a beach party at a hotel.

Players start by customizing the appearance of their RuneScape characters, and then they’re free to set their own goals. They can storm castles, practice skills like casting spells, fishing and pickpocketing, or go on quests for buried treasure. Players can also conduct text chats with each other to coordinate missions — or merely to mingle. As with MySpace and similar sites, RuneScape players can amass contacts in “friends lists,” making it easy to connect with their acquaintances online.

“In my view, they’ve picked up on the convergence of social networks and entertainment,” says Jeff Horing, a venture capitalist with Insight Venture Partners, a New York firm that acquired a minority stake in Jagex late last year.

RuneScape has a large audience of young teenage players, so Jagex filters out profanity and other risque language. But resourceful youngsters regularly come up with inventive misspellings to get around the restrictions. “It’s a constantly evolving linguistic challenge,” Mr. Tedder says.

The game taps the same teen fascination with medieval lore and knights in shining armor that made Dungeons & Dragons so appealing to earlier generations. As in other MMOG games, players don’t “win” at RuneScape. Instead, the objective is to enhance a character’s skill levels, whether they involve mining, woodcutting or combat. Higher skills raise the player’s overall rating and status within the game, with top-scorers listed publicly in the game.

Increasing skills also unlocks new parts of the game. For example, honing strength and defense skills will allow a character to fight more powerful enemies with more advanced weapons, and to enter new areas. A character that boosts construction skills can build more elaborate furniture and more rooms in a house.

A person familiar with the matter says Jagex executives have indicated they wouldn’t sell the business for less than $500 million. But Constant Tedder, the co-founder and CEO of Jagex, says Jagex isn’t interested in being acquired right now and hasn’t placed a price on the company for suitors.

RuneScape’s numbers are the source of all the buzz. The game has more than five million active players, 55 percent of whom are in the U.S. Over 850,000 of RuneScape’s users pay $5 a month for access to extra playing levels and better customer support. That suggests more than $50 million in annual subscription revenue for Jagex. (The company doesn’t disclose its finances.) In addition, the company is expanding its business by running ads through a partnership with game firm WildTangent Inc., which RuneScape users see while they play.

RuneScape is part of the expanding genre of “massively multiplayer online games,” or MMOGs, in which thousands of players inhabit virtual worlds as characters simultaneously. MMOGs have typically appealed to hard-core gamers — those with souped-up PCs capable of running elaborate games graphics — and only a few have passed the million-player mark. The genre is receiving more attention from big game companies following the huge success of World of Warcraft, which has more than 6.5 million subscribers world-wide.

RuneScape’s achievement has been to win over more casual game players. Many of them don’t play other MMOGs, some of which carry subscription fees of as much as $15 a month. One of RuneScape’s attractions is that it’s written in Java, a programming language that allows games and other software to be run through ordinary Web browsers. Players can also start playing within seconds after registering and downloading the game over a high-speed Internet connection, even on older PCs. By contrast, the rich graphics and sophisticated software behind World of Warcraft come on multiple CDs that users must purchase and install.