Aznarb wrote: »

Versispellis wrote: »

@myskyrim26 Same. lol I remember collecting ALL the runes, just because they were so cute and glowy in the snow! And that was how enchanting became my first discipline.

I'm in this sentence and I don't like it.
:>

Damn, at start I was thinking enchanting was gonna be something crazy at full level, was so hype x)

Enchanting? That sounds IMPORTANT!

JK, it is, but you only do so much of it and then bloop.

Asardes wrote: »

jircris11 wrote: »

Fischblut wrote: »

This toon was at least wearing clothes and had a real name!

Many bots which I (after making sure they are not a human) report wear nice clothes and crown store outfits, have nice names and wear monster sets/proc sets (Skoria, Maw of Infernal, Defiler etc). I think those are either bought/hacked accounts, or maybe even people who think that it's ok to bot from time to time

Most are stolen accounts. When you are dumb enough to pay for lvling then you tend to lose your account. Gold is sent via mail or trade but lvling requires access to accounts. Its brutal but its ppls own fault.

I always wondered how one would lose an account, other than providing the password himself or having a really shoddy mail service.

@Asardes, by providing the login credentials. There's a couple things that can happen. The user uses the same username/password on an unsecure site. The user "buys" gold, and is asked to hand over their credentials to complete the transfer. I've even seen someone "selling vMA carries," which of course requires handing over your credentials to third party.

This is of course assuming you don't allow your email to be compromised, or end up with a keylogger. At that point, if they lose control of their email, that's the game.