And I'm not saying Runemate's system is perfect, but it does have its pros and cons. No shade on Dreambot or their pricing model, I respect their platform as well and I think OP should look into both. On another botting site that would require you buy at least 3 bots, and also a lot of sites require monthly payments anyway. TimberKing is one of the largest portable sawmill manufacturers in the United States and offers three different models to serve three very different needs: the 1220 mill is suited to small, occasional cutting projects on the farm or at a hunting or fishing camp the 1600 has more productive capacity with features like hydraulic power feed, hydra. Not to mention the large amount of free bots Runemate has. So on Runemate you can bot minnows for 10 hours for $0.30, then switch to botting pickpocketing elves for 15 hours for $1.05 (and still make a profit of roughly $11 because of how insanely profitable elves are) and then do MLM for 5 hours for $0.40. The benefit of Runemate's pricing model is that you're not locked into buying a script & then having to buy a different script for some other activity. (I mean I've used it for medium scale goldfarming, so it's doable, but I was using a script I wrote myself). But yeah I wouldn't recommend Runemate for medium/large scale goldfarming. Most botters aren't botting on 10 accounts for 10 hours a day.

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