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Runescape Working Gold Hack

where can i find a good free gold mining bot for runescape?

i can mine gold and need a good bot. im using the crafting guild rocks and it works, but it is boring so i'd like a bot for this. i also dont want to pay or get hacked.
thanks for any help.
yah, epic bot rocks. thanks for the advice =]

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GamingPrizes DOES work!

I received a $20 Amazon Gift Card and 1600 Microsoft Points from them since I signed up!
By the way, this is not a referral post to get you to use my referral link..just my view on what
worked, and how i did it..

I was kinda skeptical when i signed up as well...i read an ad for it, and they said they didn’t ask
for any credit card numbers, social security numbers, etc.. so i thought I might as well try as
during my free time. Heck, they were right.

All you have to do is fill out surveys, offers, bull--it stuff and you earn points for it. Each one
gives you different points, some give you two, three, one..etc..i think most of them give you
about one point..each point is worth a dollar, so if you have lets say 15 points, you can get
a 15$ giftcard or whatever else they offer..You also get a free point on the signup. When i
requsted my gift card, i got it in like four hours..they e-mailed me the code, and it sure as heck
worked! It’s really annoying unless you do it right though..so i wrote something up on how you
can make it much quicker and easier..

Here is the key: Create a new, real e-mail address (like in yahoo or hotmail), use a real address
(though just not yours, incase they send some spam letters)...though for the initial gamingprizes
registration use your real info, as they are different than the advertisers. I haven’t gotten a single
spam e-mail or letter to my house, and I gave gamingprizes all my real info, and used other info
for the advertisers.

Don’t just use 123 street hollywood, ca 12345 as your address either. Make sure it’s around
your area and real, as they can see your general location (city) with your ip address...they
can also match zip code to address you put...so if you live in 1200 johnson road..try 1250
johnson road as the address..same zip code and everything...don’t use john smith as the name
either..make it all look real.
“Stephen Brock. 1250 Johnson Road. Atlanta, GA #####. stebrockatl11@hotmail.com” etc...

There is an application called RoboForm which you set up form filling with all that info, and
every time you do a survey and it asks you for all that stuff, you don’t have to fill it in yourself,
just click fill, and it fills it all in every time...it works GREAT! GamingPrizes.com is the website...

Let me know if you need any help and I can guide you through it.

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