Helping a friend out...

As I told you all before, I'm currently playing runescape on a friend's account.
I really don't recommend you share accounts with your friends, because this is against the rules Jagex has created. But really, I don't recommend you share accounts with your friends because it causes problems with the actual relationship between you and them. I've seen that it often does destroy friendships, but this isn't because of runescape gold; it's because of the general nature of human beings. Humans are naturally very greedy, and often this is unlocked whenever something precious is within their hands, yet isn't theirs.
It doesn't even matter if you trust the person, because you can't even trust yourself completely. What if one day you spend 100k on runes and forget about the purchase? You'll naturally assume your friend stole it since only you and him have access to your account . This creates a kind of distrust and tension between friends, one that is often difficult to repair.
So I really recommend runescape money you don't share accounts with your friends, for both your sake and theirs. Just because I'm doing it doesn't mean you should too.
The above was to protect me from any kind of influence or blame in the event someone does decide to use my actions as an example to their stupidity and carelessness.
Now as I was saying, I'm currently playing on a friend's account because his internet has been down for a while and he feels that his membership is being wasted away, since he's not playing it. Before his internet went down, he had a lot of trouble with being a new member. He was confused and had difficulty deciding what to do,runescape and although I was there to support him, I simply can't make decisions for him.
So therefore he asked me in person if I could help him out while he's away runescape gold. I accepted the offer because this guy's my friend and one of the reason's I came back was because more and more people were playing it. I knew this guy for like 5 years and we're both about to go to college, so really there wasn't an issue of trust between us. Besides, we both feel it's only a game and that we know we won't mess each other up like that.
I'm basically playing on his account now, and I must say, it's very difficult for a level 103, 1500 skill point, 4 year RS and RSC veteran to play on a level 60, 700 skill point, year old account. It's even harder because he just became a member, therefore there are so many things to do and it's difficult for me to choose what. All my good member items which allow me to get around the world are also no longer available to me.runescape money Pretty much I'm playing like a newbie all over again... Great.
Well whatever. I got to work. I got him 15 agility levels and did some basic quests for him. I don't want to do too much because I feel he should do a lot more now, that way he gets an understanding of how the game works and what he should do in order to make the most out of his RS experience.
I've mentored several Runescape players. Most of them got into the high 90s and 1000 skill points. One of my best "pupils" has succeeded me during my retirement and now has over 1600 skill points and has 99 cooking. I know what I'm doing when it comes to this game. (Although, please understand I don't claim to be the best, I simply know how to handle things).
I don't mind helping my friend out at all. He's my friend. I know he will enjoy this game for a while, so I might as well get do what I can for him. I'm even trying to help get his computer back on track, but to no success. Hopefully he'll be back soon.
Anyways. Yes. Please don't share accounts. Happy scaping.