UPDATE: IT IS ALLOWED, AND ZOS CAN INTERVENE IF YOU ARE SCAMMED IN SOME CASES!Greetings,
Thank you for your inquiry. The forums post you cited in your most recent response is our official stance on the matter.
Trading of in-game items for other in-game items is allowed; trading of in-game items for real-world money or other out-of-game items is strictly prohibited.
However, keep in mind that the player market in The Elder Scrolls Online is a "buyer beware" market, and not every trader is trustworthy!
When engaging in a trade with a player, it is best to ensure that the agreement occurs within an in-game channel such as text chat. If the agreement occurs outside of the game, Customer Support is unable to properly investigate – and if we can’t investigate, we may not be able to help!
If you find yourself a victim of a trade scam and have taken the necessary precautions to protect yourself, Customer Support may be able to intervene and investigate a scam trade. Click on this article (https://help.elderscrollsonline.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/6172 ) for further details.
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The above is from the same support ticket I mentioned in my original post
UPDATE: IT IS ALLOWED, AND ZOS CAN INTERVENE IF YOU ARE SCAMMED IN SOME CASES!Greetings,
Thank you for your inquiry. The forums post you cited in your most recent response is our official stance on the matter.
Trading of in-game items for other in-game items is allowed; trading of in-game items for real-world money or other out-of-game items is strictly prohibited.
However, keep in mind that the player market in The Elder Scrolls Online is a "buyer beware" market, and not every trader is trustworthy!
When engaging in a trade with a player, it is best to ensure that the agreement occurs within an in-game channel such as text chat. If the agreement occurs outside of the game, Customer Support is unable to properly investigate – and if we can’t investigate, we may not be able to help!
If you find yourself a victim of a trade scam and have taken the necessary precautions to protect yourself, Customer Support may be able to intervene and investigate a scam trade. Click on this article (https://help.elderscrollsonline.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/6172 ) for further details.
As always, Please review the full Terms of Service and Code Of Conduct which is linked in this message for your reference.
Terms of Service - https://account.elderscrollsonline.com/terms-of-service
Code of Conduct - https://account.elderscrollsonline.com/code-of-conduct
Thank you for your continued interest and support!
Warm Regards,
The Elder Scrolls Online Team
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The above is from the same support ticket I mentioned in my original post
From another thread, crown gift to gold and item trading is now allowed, but there will likely be a lot of scammers now into this buyer beware market and so a lot more tickets will be sent out and take up supports time. Save everyone time and please integrate a C.O.D and item delivery system for the agreed upon item, this would prevent scams from occuring
Note: This thread isn't about if you think its p2w or zos should remove it, but how to improve the current system to prevent scamming
I agree with this idea as well.
Although it seems blatantly contrary to the definition and concept of a "Gift", it would facilitate an insurance policy for the exchange, thus mitigating the budget-sink for ZOS.
Azurephoenix999 wrote: »the fact remains that scammers suck echatere balls and ZOS should be putting as many measures in place as possible to stop them from doing this crap.
MyNameIsElias wrote: »So, might be a stupid question, but if i wanted to pay gold for someone to gift me a mundus stone for my house, that would be completely fine with the terms of service?
They allow gold farmer and trader mafia spend RL money to ghost sell traders? Why would they care about scammers in crown trading? Just fall under the "buyer beware" or "do at own risk"
They allow gold farmer and trader mafia spend RL money to ghost sell traders? Why would they care about scammers in crown trading? Just fall under the "buyer beware" or "do at own risk"
They don't "allow" gold farmers or bots. Bots in any game are a plague and very difficult to control. We're lucky we don't see more of them.
The ghost guild trader issue is completely separate. It's not a scam, but an unintended exploit of a feature meant to make traders more accessible.
ZOS should care about scammers in Crown-item trading because they are the ones who made this situation. They need to take control of it and do this the right way. It's not fair to the players to introduce a system like this halfassedly and then take a hands-off approach when problems arise.
They made gifting so you can gift to people items. It was not intended that you sell those items. People that must take everything to the most extreme point of absurdity deserve what ever risk is involved.
Caveat Emptor
They made gifting so you can gift to people items. It was not intended that you sell those items. People that must take everything to the most extreme point of absurdity deserve what ever risk is involved.
Caveat Emptor
it was confirmed that you are allowed to trade gold and items for crown gifts, I only want the ui to be improved to save time for both players and zos
UPDATE: IT IS ALLOWED, AND ZOS CAN INTERVENE IF YOU ARE SCAMMED IN SOME CASES!Greetings,
Thank you for your inquiry. The forums post you cited in your most recent response is our official stance on the matter.
Trading of in-game items for other in-game items is allowed; trading of in-game items for real-world money or other out-of-game items is strictly prohibited.
However, keep in mind that the player market in The Elder Scrolls Online is a "buyer beware" market, and not every trader is trustworthy!
When engaging in a trade with a player, it is best to ensure that the agreement occurs within an in-game channel such as text chat. If the agreement occurs outside of the game, Customer Support is unable to properly investigate – and if we can’t investigate, we may not be able to help!
If you find yourself a victim of a trade scam and have taken the necessary precautions to protect yourself, Customer Support may be able to intervene and investigate a scam trade. Click on this article (https://help.elderscrollsonline.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/6172 ) for further details.
As always, Please review the full Terms of Service and Code Of Conduct which is linked in this message for your reference.
Terms of Service - https://account.elderscrollsonline.com/terms-of-service
Code of Conduct - https://account.elderscrollsonline.com/code-of-conduct
Thank you for your continued interest and support!
Warm Regards,
The Elder Scrolls Online Team
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https://www.facebook.com/ElderScrollsOnline
http://twitter.com/TESOnline
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The above is from the same support ticket I mentioned in my original post
From another thread, crown gift to gold and item trading is now allowed, but there will likely be a lot of scammers now into this buyer beware market and so a lot more tickets will be sent out and take up supports time. Save everyone time and please integrate a C.O.D and item delivery system for the agreed upon item, this would prevent scams from occuring. Or remove B.O.P from crown items
Note: This thread isn't about if you think its p2w or zos should remove it, but how to improve the current system to prevent scamming
They made gifting so you can gift to people items. It was not intended that you sell those items. People that must take everything to the most extreme point of absurdity deserve what ever risk is involved.
Caveat Emptor
it was confirmed that you are allowed to trade gold and items for crown gifts, I only want the ui to be improved to save time for both players and zos
Never said it was not allowed. Just Not intended to be used to sell Gifts. Look up the term Gift.
It will not cost ZOS time as any complaints of being scammed will just (should Just) be ignored.
MyNameIsElias wrote: »So, might be a stupid question, but if i wanted to pay gold for someone to gift me a mundus stone for my house, that would be completely fine with the terms of service?
Ragged_Claw wrote: »Yes this really needs to be implemented. I'm gold rich but crown poor, I'd have liked to buy the Tsaeci motif from someone but was too wary and I didn't want to ask in my guilds because I know some people dislike the idea. Even better would be if we could convert gold to crowns through the crown store, this would cut out the middle man and any chance of being scammed and allow the gift system to be what it was designed for - gifting. For now I'm just going to have to stop spending my crowns and save for the next 'limited time' item...