This has already cost several players in my guilds large sums of gold. This is costing you players, ZOS. You need to offer compensation, preferably automatic but at the very least after a ticket-initiated investigation (you do keep logs, right? right?), not just respond to tickets with "sorry, we can't help you get your gold from someone else".

I have lost a significant amount of things in the mail system and in my inventory during hot patches, put in a ticket and got the prove it treatment, sent in screenshots but honestly its not worth the aggravation. I hate being made to feel like a dodgy chancer, my ex gf's opinions aside. I know this because I only craft to replace items in my guild stores that I receive in mail and daily there are items short.

Does ZOS SERIOUSLY expect us to keep proof of all trade and mail?

Even in my guild multiple players have bought raffle tickets at 100K each and when they follow up on the ticket number the money was never received by the bank, I understand that this can happen when you make a mistake and put the gold into the wrong bank but not with 4 players in one week.

Lord_Draevan wrote: »

marius_buys wrote: »

Does ZOS SERIOUSLY expect us to keep proof of all trade and mail?

This.
I rarely sell to people, like once every few months, and even then I can't remember who I sent it to or when. I can only imagine how bad it is for people who do it regularly. Are we supposed to have an Excel sheet with all the names or dates in case it bugs or something?

I would hope ZOS can check to see what mail we've sent out to other players, cause I doubt most people are going to remember all the info ZOS needs.

Problem is I have lost system mails from guild store sales. Item was sold, gold never arrived.

RedMuse wrote: »

thelostchild89 wrote: »

I ve been waiting for 13 days, and there is nothing. 13 days is too long for solving issue right?

Depending on the complexity of the issue then 13 days may not have been enough to locate the issue, find a fix for it and then test it. And since certification for patches for both console and Stadia takes about two weeks I wouldn't hold my breath on getting a fix next patch either.

The issue is not my problem, it is their problem. İ dont want to maintance immediately. I want my items back immediately.

@ZOS_SarahHecker Curious if there is any movement on when the fix might be found/implemented?

And getting thread back to front page so any unaware can be informed and avoid COD at this time.

@Auberon1983 Yes, that is also a new glitch this update introduced. It happens randomly sometimes when taking attachments from mail. The item does go to your inventory, but is invisible until you log out of that character, then log back into the character again.

DragonRacer wrote: »

From the XBox patch notes from this morning (assuming will be same for PS4):

"COD payment mails now have fixed 30-day expiration dates like all other mail."

Does this mean COD mail will be safe to use again i.e. payments won't just auto-kick back to the buyer and never hit the seller's inbox? Or is this just talking about adjusting expiration timing?

Also, why is COD expiration now 30 days? Used to be 3 days before, unless I am wildly misremembering? So, a buyer can hold an item hostage in their mail for 30 days?

^^^^^

So, now that the PlayStation server crisis is over for the moment, can we get some clarification on the above regarding COD? The wording is unclear to me as to what, exactly, was done and if that means it is fixed so that the seller will correctly receive all money from COD mail transactions now.

ZOS_JessicaFolsom wrote: »

Hey @DragonRacer thanks for the ping in the other thread. This should be fixed, along with the other issue where players were seeing mail notifications but messages were sometimes not appearing in the inbox.

Thanks for the update! Guess I'll be the guinea pig with Friday Night Auction this week. LOL