like how you quick to blame me when i don't even know anyone who plays this game anymore, also they wouldn't of known my 4 accounts with all different emails and passwords. so the answer to your statement blaming me is no you are wrong there is something wrong with this bot or at least someone that has the power to get information from site or the client.
also some of my emails i used are completely made up just for rs so there is no possible way that someone could figure out and get all my account info 4 different account 4 different emails 4 different passwords. and your bot site is the only one i used lmao
so you might wanna looks at the bot creators because somehow they got my account info off my client. i don't know if they could access my account through the client or if they just got my info and used it where ever.
You don't seem to understand what he's saying. It is near impossible that runemate was the source of your passwords stolen for many reasons but I will list them out for you:
1- Any bot that gets listed on the store has been checked multiple times by many different people. If any bot dev makes an update, it gets reviewed. As a Java dev myself, I can promise you that the people who check these scripts are smart enough to recognize anything that would potentially "steal" any of your info. In fact, none of the bots have access to your login/password. This is handled by runemate itself, not the bots.
2- Runemate requires multiple methods of 2FA in order to login. On both client and website. They would need access to your email address withion 15 minutes of hacking you, which I would stake my whole career on, did not happen.
3- You had ~160m stolen. That's a drop in the bucket my friend. No one is seeking to hack you for maybe $70 worth of gold, it just isn't worth it.
4- You made a point that they were speaking spanish. What does this have to do with anything. Most of the devs for runemate are based out of US/CA/EU.
I am willing to bet that your email that runescape is associated with was compromised and that they took advantage of it. In fact, I am so confident in this that you could literally contact your email provider and ask them if anyone read a message from jagex outside of your IP. Any half decent provider will have an SMTP server capable of checking this.
