Reward

when do you start getting rewards in runescape?
Q. im a level 40 slayer and was wondering when am i elligible for rewards from slayer masters? and what are these rewards?
Asked by Daniel - Wed Dec 23 00:07:24 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You need to do the quest Smoking Kills. Some of the rewards are: Being able to make a slayer helmet-400pts Being able to make slay rings-300 pts Being able to make broad bolts/arrows-300 pts Get 10,000 slayer xp-400 pts Buy broad bolts-35 pts Buy Mind rune, and Death runes-35 pts Buy slayer rings-75 pts Cancel tasks-30 pts Cancel tasks forever-100 pts
Answered by Eric - Wed Dec 23 00:30:34 2009

What purposes does education serve other than providing greater economic rewards?
Q. Why do you and the people of your community need to have a good education? And what purposes does education serve other than providing greater economic rewards, such as enabling people to get better paying jobs? This is for an essay. Would love some ideas. I honestly don't know where to start. Help please!
Asked by mikeyvx88 - Mon Jan 18 18:33:33 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You don't need an education unless you plan to do something that requires it. The reason we go to school is because if parents didn't send their children to school they'd be fined; if they refuse to pay the fine, people in blue costumes with guns will come to take their children away and throw them in a cage; if they resist this aggression they'll be shot. The same will happen to anyone who refuses to pay for this "service" regardless of whether they have children attending school or not.
Answered by Dr. Moohorn - Mon Jan 18 19:26:03 2010

What is the best credit card to use to get travel rewards?
Q. I want to switch to a credit card that allows me to earn travel rewards (i.e. skymiles) on everyday purchases. I fly Continental about 98% of the time. What do you think would be the best credit card for me?
Asked by greenpony24 - Tue Jan 30 10:02:26 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Do something most people never take the time to do...do the math. I prefer to use a cash back credit card even though I travel frequently. I get 5% back on gas & groceries and 1% on everything else. Think of it this way. If I spend $25,000 a year (yikes) I can get 25,000 miles on most airline cards which is normally what it takes to get a ticket. But if I spend that same $25,000 on my cash back card, some of which is on gas and groceries, that can easily turn into $300 cash or more...that's usually plenty enough to by the same ticket but now with more flexibilty (no blackout dates etc.) Evaluate your own situation based on what you spend the most on, so if you get double points for certain purchases that you make a lot of than one… [cont.]
Answered by CSUflyer - Tue Jan 30 10:16:50 2007