I need a little help with merchanting so tell me what you guys merchant and if it works or not?
well if ur f2p then its useless cuz b4 the only good merchanting item was rune armor and putting them into sets. but…they fixed that so bassicly merchant barrows if ur mem and dnt bother at all if ur f2p
I need a little help with merchanting so tell me what you guys merchant and if it works or not?
well if ur f2p then its useless cuz b4 the only good merchanting item was rune armor and putting them into sets. but…they fixed that so bassicly merchant barrows if ur mem and dnt bother at all if ur f2p
There is no "best" thing, but rather look at the Grand Exchange charts on the Runescape site and see what was going down for a while and is now making a steady rise up (one day goes down 5%, next goes down 1% and the next day it goes up 1% – that would be a good thing to try to merchant).
Make sure you don’t invest ALL of your money in said item, but rather have a safe deposit of money in case something goes wrong.
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merched for my first 1.5b
well if ur f2p then its useless cuz b4 the only good merchanting item was rune armor and putting them into sets. but…they fixed that so bassicly merchant barrows if ur mem and dnt bother at all if ur f2p
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i have my sources and you have yours
Try Rune Scimitars — they sell quick.
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I merchant godswords a lot!
The amount they drop & fall makes you huge profit if you can afford more than 1.
If you can’t get a godsword look in the Exchange Data base at herbs that are not a steady price.
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Merched most of my 400m+ in Runescape.
Merchanting works in 2 ways, either doing your homework and waiting for an item to drop then rise, or to use my favourite steady way. The steady way works on the fact that certain items always have demand as they are 1 use and are player made. This means there is unlimited demand and supply. The main things like this are lobters and other fish. Thanks to the new wilderness, there is a huge increase on demand, so no problem with selling. people who train fishing sell low for quick cash, so you buy low from the levelers, and sell high to the pkers. simply a lobster cost about 280gp at the minimum, and 400gp at the maximum. 400gp profit – 280gp loss= 120gp profit per lobster.
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If you are a member, merchant flax. If you aren’t, work with yews.
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If ur 30 mining it is pure essence, trust me, i have made millions with my technique.
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im a runescape bod
October 26th, 2009 at 3:53 am
There is no "best" thing, but rather look at the Grand Exchange charts on the Runescape site and see what was going down for a while and is now making a steady rise up (one day goes down 5%, next goes down 1% and the next day it goes up 1% – that would be a good thing to try to merchant).
Make sure you don’t invest ALL of your money in said item, but rather have a safe deposit of money in case something goes wrong.
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merched for my first 1.5b
October 26th, 2009 at 4:11 am
well if ur f2p then its useless cuz b4 the only good merchanting item was rune armor and putting them into sets. but…they fixed that so bassicly merchant barrows if ur mem and dnt bother at all if ur f2p
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i have my sources and you have yours
October 26th, 2009 at 4:30 am
Try Rune Scimitars — they sell quick.
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October 26th, 2009 at 5:17 am
I merchant godswords a lot!
The amount they drop & fall makes you huge profit if you can afford more than 1.
If you can’t get a godsword look in the Exchange Data base at herbs that are not a steady price.
References :
Merched most of my 400m+ in Runescape.
October 26th, 2009 at 5:53 am
Merchanting works in 2 ways, either doing your homework and waiting for an item to drop then rise, or to use my favourite steady way. The steady way works on the fact that certain items always have demand as they are 1 use and are player made. This means there is unlimited demand and supply. The main things like this are lobters and other fish. Thanks to the new wilderness, there is a huge increase on demand, so no problem with selling. people who train fishing sell low for quick cash, so you buy low from the levelers, and sell high to the pkers. simply a lobster cost about 280gp at the minimum, and 400gp at the maximum. 400gp profit – 280gp loss= 120gp profit per lobster.
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October 26th, 2009 at 6:19 am
If you are a member, merchant flax. If you aren’t, work with yews.
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October 26th, 2009 at 6:51 am
If ur 30 mining it is pure essence, trust me, i have made millions with my technique.
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im a runescape bod