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Runs · July 2018

Kitsune2200 wrote: »

So selling crown itams via gifting isn't aloud then why was it even put in the game if gifting will get your accout ban all together ?

It is allowed.

KruxAF · July 2018

Ive been doing 175-250 gold per crown.

We have a discord group setup with a voucher system in place. Our sellers are vetted. We have over 12m in scam free sales. The group was started last week when Gina made it clear all INGAME items are TRADABLE. The only no no is direct ingame for real world money.

https://discord.gg/g8Wcxge

Im xbox na. Hmu for that new dlc or motif you dont have! Gt kruxaf

Rittings · July 2018

KruxAF wrote: »

Ive been doing 175-250 gold per crown.

We have a discord group setup with a voucher system in place. Our sellers are vetted. We have over 12m in scam free sales. The group was started last week when Gina made it clear all INGAME items are TRADABLE. The only no no is direct ingame for real world money.

https://discord.gg/g8Wcxge

Im xbox na. Hmu for that new dlc or motif you dont have! Gt kruxaf

I joined... shame no PS4 players it seems.

danno8 · July 2018

Good to know my common sense is functioning at reasonable levels. I knew they couldn't stop this from happening, nor reasonably enforce any policy preventing it.

Pajor · July 2018

KruxAF wrote: »

Ive been doing 175-250 gold per crown.

We have a discord group setup with a voucher system in place. Our sellers are vetted. We have over 12m in scam free sales. The group was started last week when Gina made it clear all INGAME items are TRADABLE. The only no no is direct ingame for real world money.

https://discord.gg/g8Wcxge

Im xbox na. Hmu for that new dlc or motif you dont have! Gt kruxaf

I went to the discord server, I don't get how to message a seller. Could you help me out?

Fischblut · July 2018

Read the rules first, do what is stated there; then post your request in "buyer requests" if you wish to buy crown store items

Universe · August 2018

So what is currently happening in the servers is gold buying in a massive scale through the sale of crown store items...
This is really a shame and this game becomes more and more P2W.
Steps:
1) Players use real life money to buy crowns.
2) Players buy crown store items.
3) Players trade the crown store items for in-game gold.

This is a very negative practice that shouldn't be allowed to begin with...
Players are using real life money to become mega rich, bids on guilds traders increase, prices on different items change, the entire game's economy and the value of the gold currency is in danger...
Also, it is not fair - why can someone just skip and buy millions of gold through the above method while so many thousands of players had to grind/farm for years for the same gold amount ?
The list goes on, this all practice has so many negative impacts on the game.
I don't understand why the community is so silent about this while millions or even billions of gold change hands as we speak.

@ZOS_GinaBruno @ZOS_JessicaFolsom This is very bad and I don't consider this issue closed.
Did you hear of how billions of gold change hands in discord/other channels of communication ?
Please implement steps to minimize it or stop it altogether.
Here are a few suggestions:
1) Limit the number of gifts per account(example):
1 gift between the value of 1-500 crowns per month.
1 gift between the value of 501-1,000 crowns per 3 months.
1 gift between the value of 1,001-5,000 per 6 months.

2) Limit the number of gifts per account on a monthly basis.

3) 1 or more of the above & also prohibit the trading of crown store items for gold/other in-game currency.

This is not a lost cause yet, please do something.

Nayawin14 · August 2018

Universe wrote: »

This is not a lost cause yet, please do something.

I see it the other way, your cause might be noble but it is a lost cause.

The good side of it: a player like me that enjoys dungeons, crafting, loves his characters and play mostly for fun will have little-to-no-negative effects from all this; I'll continue buying with my money the crown for the (occasional) items i want/can afford, I'll continue farming dungeons and crafting my sets and will be mostly totally unaffected.

The other side: a lot of player will make a lot of really easy gold they don't deserve. The people at the heads of the trading alliances will have to absorb those people (and their new-made money!) or see them gathering in new nasty guild with unlimited gold (due to huge amount of real money available). Of course, those new rich people will have access to some of the best equipment at all time without efforts, and the equilibria between old players that spent the last years on the game and those new richs will likely be shifted in an uncertain way... that sounds almost interesting.

Note: Zeni will sell/is selling a lot more crowns with this new system, and people won't ever be ashamed again to go out with an item coming from the crownstore.

Take home message: Playing ESO is like being alive, do it for the good reason, made it so that it has a sense and made it count. Then nothing can hurt you anymore. Good night o/

DanteYoda · August 2018

Man you Americans must get crowns really cheap... As an Australian i'd never go under 250 and most likely want more as its super expensive to buy them..

Kikke · August 2018

redspecter23 wrote: »

There is still an odd grey area here. Lets say I send 1 million gold to my wife's account via the mail system. All good, right? She wants to buy some furnishings for her house. At some point later that day, she gifts me a mount from the crown store for my birthday. Did we violate the rules? Certainly, neither of us would report the other, but is there an automated system in place to report us? Is this sort of legitimate exchange now a dangerous thing to do?

If the answer is yes, then this opens up a huge can of worms for trolling. Maybe I perform a zone trade with someone for some platinum dust. After the legit exchange, the other party then "gifts" me a crown crate and I have no knowledge of it. Maybe I accept it, maybe not. What if he chooses to report me as a troll or revenge for some pvp the night before?

It's nice that ZOS has issued a clear answer, but I'm going to be very careful going forward due to the potential for accidental and revenge reporting.

We dont own our ESO accounts, we are leasing them. There is a reason account selling is forbidden

DaveMoeDee · August 2018

vovus69 wrote: »

This is kinda strange - you bought it, so it is yours. You can do whatever you want with it, even to destroy it. This is the definition of the ownership. So response above is saying that zos not only wants the money for the item, they want to control its use in a future. irl this is against the law. May be someone will sue them at some point.... Would be fun to see.

-vovus

Where did you get your law degree?

Your comments aren't applicable to this situation. Just think about that fact that ZOS can suspend your account at any time for a violation of TOS. ZOS allows you access to their game. They place restrictions on what you are allowed to do in-game and have the right to revoke access.

Nayawin14 · August 2018

DaveMoeDee wrote: »

Where did you get your law degree?

Your comments aren't applicable to this situation.

rude enough : s

AnnaUK · September 2018

A much better system would be if ZOS managed the trading. One player needs Crown items? Then they buy a token from another player for gold (who had bought it for real money).

Putting an npc in game to handle the sale would stop all scammers.

Grimm13 · September 2018

Why not have an option to send the Gift as a COD. Player accepts the Gift and the COD set gold is transferred to the sending player.

How much simpler can that be? ZOS then has no headaches of following up on scams that did not use COD.

Iselin · September 2018

Grimm13 wrote: »

Why not have an option to send the Gift as a COD. Player accepts the Gift and the COD set gold is transferred to the sending player.

How much simpler can that be? ZOS then has no headaches of following up on scams that did not use COD.

I don't know how common it's become but in one of my trading guilds, the guild leader holds the gold in escrow until the crown item is delivered... works well I hear.

[Deleted User] · September 2018

Hello everyone,

With this thread devolving into unneeded back and forth and no longer having a subject to discuss, we've felt it necessary to close it down. For further posts please be sure to stay constructive and respectful with the Forum Rules in mind to avoid action on one's own account.

Thank you for understanding.