gunplummer wrote: »I have given friends gold for all kinds of things such as helping craft/collect something or help in a tough dungeon which with help includes no tangible item in exchange for gold.
I might be misunderstanding, but how is giving your friend gold helping them with a tough dungeon?
I might be misunderstanding, but how is giving your friend gold helping them with a tough dungeon?
deathly809_ESO wrote: »
But then they would have to find the actual accounts that sell the gold. The people screaming in chat are not the ones who trade the gold. Some other account is that doesn't give off any hints that they are a gold seller.
Account A spams selling gold
Account Z want to buy gold
Account C,D and E each sent account Z 10,000 gold
Account A is banned for spamming 'gold for sale'
How do you ban account Z (the buyer) and C, D and E (the sellers)?
I asked them exactly that, do you, and they refused to answer, I take their silence to mean they don't.deathly809_ESO wrote: »They probably already do.
cliveklgb14_ESO wrote: »There is only one reason to defend gold buyers. You are one yourself.
Can we please start banning the gold buyers?
You can trace their transactions, you can see they received large sums of gold from an account that was banned for gold selling. Follow the path of the gold direct to the buyer and ban them along with the seller.
I bet he is still playing all pimped out VR10 calling everyone NOobs and cry babies for complaining about the Bots and how if you do not like the spam you should get the spam block addon .Catches_the_Sun wrote: »Snip
I'd rather we not ban people for saying things without also having transaction logs to back it up. While this is a pretty egregious example, I've seen people banned in the past for making sarcastic comments against gold spammers, like "I prefer to buy my gold at credit-card-thieves.com, it's totally safe!" or something like that. Perhaps it's not the smartest joke to make, but I'd rather have to worry about what I say as little as possible when playing a game.Catches_the_Sun wrote: »Throw all the "how are they gonna catch em" thoughts out the window. They aren't banning gold buyers regardless of evidence. Several days ago, somebody was spamming that they're buying Provisioning ingredients. After sending him a sale through COD, he accidentally sent me a tell that was obviously intended for a gold selling company that was giving him problems with his gold deliveries. I screenshotted it & reported it immediately. That person is still in-game as we speak.
Edit: Hard to see on the image....his comment states:
"Hi, I came here cause I placed an order and last 2 time if I didn't come in this chat no one was making my delivery in game" followed by some descriptions of his order, which contained 1 million gold for Ebonheart Pact, US/NA Server.
I think you take games way too seriously. I mean, I'm against buying gold, but calling the people who do "weak and lazy" feels overzealous considering the topic. You're taking this personally when you shouldn't.Can we please start banning the gold buyers?
You can trace their transactions, you can see they received large sums of gold from an account that was banned for gold selling. Follow the path of the gold direct to the buyer and ban them along with the seller.
I fully agree , Goldbuyers are the issue above all .
As long as there are people want something there will be people to sell it too them .
Lazy players are the heart and soul of the RMT business .
Lazy Players buy gold from RMT Sites
Lazy Players buy Bots from RMT Sites
If you ban said players they are less likely to return.
RMT farms through bots 24/7 all year around .
Bot accounts get banned
They buy new accounts with stolen credit cards from Hacked lazy players accounts or from their Profits they made off lazy players .
The Cycle continues on and on .
Play2Win players who would rather buy everything in game instead of working for it are the reason RMT is a multi Billion Dollar industry that has grown Since the earliest forms of Ultima Online and EverQuest days . Its a For Profit Business that makes its money 100% off of weak and lazy players either from them buying Gold/Exploits/Hacks/Bots or their Creditcards from doing so .
Banning the REASON and what makes all this pay at the very Source , the lazy Player who is weak and buys into these TOS breaking Companies .
If RMTs can no longer make money from the game , cannot steal any more accounts , then they move on in bulk while it will never fully die out because realistically there will always be a small few to remain and keep trying and keep making money off the weak .
But atleast Banning the Source of their income will slow it all down and make it less noticeable .
You seem a little over protective of Goldbuyers .Maverick827 wrote: »Snip
How can ZOS not be noticing the transfer of 1,000,000 gold?Catches_the_Sun wrote: »Throw all the "how are they gonna catch em" thoughts out the window. They aren't banning gold buyers regardless of evidence. Several days ago, somebody was spamming that they're buying Provisioning ingredients. After sending him a sale through COD, he accidentally sent me a tell that was obviously intended for a gold selling company that was giving him problems with his gold deliveries. I screenshotted it & reported it immediately. That person is still in-game as we speak.
Edit: Hard to see on the image....his comment states:
"Hi, I came here cause I placed an order and last 2 time if I didn't come in this chat no one was making my delivery in game" followed by some descriptions of his order, which contained 1 million gold for Ebonheart Pact, US/NA Server.
No, I really don't. You're just that invested into the issue that any sort of contrasting opinion automatically puts you on the defensive.You seem a little over protective of Goldbuyers .Maverick827 wrote: »Snip
I don't care what they are called. You can call them whatever you want. I was just pointing out how it made you look.What do you care what they are called ?
Do you go out of your way to address people who name call people who break real life laws too ?
See, this right here is where you start tipping the crazy scale. "Who knows" what gold buyers do in real life? You're all but calling them criminal psychopaths for buying fake gold in a fake world. Something that is a perfectly legitimate thing to do in many other games (and isn't actually illegal to do in this game), mind you. You're simply overreacting and it makes you look bad.And yes it is just a game and if they stoop so low to break simple laws and rules , who knows what they do in Real life ..........
Yes, he should be looked into. And if they do notice a 1,000,000 gold transaction on his account, then he should be banned. I don't think he should be banned for that whisper if no transaction exists, however.The guy in the chat should be looked into and at any point after his whisper of coming in contact with said items or amount of Gold should get the Perma Ban Hammer . Period
Maverick827 wrote: »No, I really don't. You're just that invested into the issue that any sort of contrasting opinion automatically puts you on the defensive.You seem a little over protective of Goldbuyers .Maverick827 wrote: »SnipI don't care what they are called. You can call them whatever you want. I was just pointing out how it made you look.What do you care what they are called ?
Do you go out of your way to address people who name call people who break real life laws too ?See, this right here is where you start tipping the crazy scale. "Who knows" what gold buyers do in real life? You're all but calling them criminal psychopaths for buying fake gold in a fake world. Something that is a perfectly legitimate thing to do in many other games (and isn't actually illegal to do in this game), mind you. You're simply overreacting and it makes you look bad.And yes it is just a game and if they stoop so low to break simple laws and rules , who knows what they do in Real life ..........Yes, he should be looked into. And if they do notice a 1,000,000 gold transaction on his account, then he should be banned. I don't think he should be banned for that whisper if no transaction exists, however.The guy in the chat should be looked into and at any point after his whisper of coming in contact with said items or amount of Gold should get the Perma Ban Hammer . Period
you're right
It ruins the economy,
A few days back it came to my attention that some people are willing to pay 300k for a rare motif like the deadric one...
That same day I got a goldselling mail which I reported,but also mentioned that they sell deadric motifs.(see the link there?)
So there is a high chance I think that these prices bombarded because of goldsellers..
Could be 1 possible example of how they ruin the economy.
And perhaps they even hope prices become so ridiculously high more people will give in to buying gold.
so its very possible that they screw with the economy on purpose.
Therefore ,thank god there are guildstores and no global auction house..
So there is a high chance I think that these prices bombarded because of goldsellers..
Earlier you said I was bad for calling Goldbuyers Weak and Lazy , but you are soo much more reasonable for calling me a "Mentally Unhealthy Person" .Maverick827 wrote: »You're ovlbviously an unreasonable, perhaps mentally unhealthy person. I'm not going to keep this up for both of our benefits.