SilverBride wrote: »This player has been going zone to zone for several days now asking for others to give them 1 million gold because they are in such dire need of getting a crate pack.
In my opinion this is a form of exploiting other players. If this isn't against the ToS I feel that it should be.
Can anything be done about this?
SilverBride wrote: »
SilverBride wrote: »I think it is doing harm because it is spam, for one, which IS against the ToS. And it creates conflict in zone chat with players that are fed up with this kind of thing going on for days at a time.
We should not have to block all zone chat because of these players. I like to keep zone open so if others are asking for help with a World Boss, for example, I am able to hear this and lend a hand.
SilverBride wrote: »
I had this one too. And he is not the only one: it's more and more often. I don't like it. In my main game, it's very rare because begging for gold is against policy and will be reported. But it seems it's not the case in ESO?
I talked to a beggar some days ago. He told me that he makes a fortune that way. He says that no matter the lie he is using, there are always a few players (more than one!) sending him gold. It's not always the full million but usually quite big amounts. He told me that he always play this way, doesn't feel any sort of guilt and since it works, he doesn't see any valid reason to stop enjoying.
Sad... It's like those selling gold for real money: as long as it works, why should they stop?
SilverBride wrote: »I think it is doing harm because it is spam, for one, which IS against the ToS. And it creates conflict in zone chat with players that are fed up with this kind of thing going on for days at a time.
We should not have to block all zone chat because of these players. I like to keep zone open so if others are asking for help with a World Boss, for example, I am able to hear this and lend a hand.
Sometimes people beg for things that are perfectly reasonable, like a single mudcrab chitin for an alchemy writ or 250 gold to level up their mount. A rule against begging removes this possibility for kindness.
AuroranGoldenEagle wrote: »As an aside, I wonder if anyone (or multiple people!) has gifted them the mil
SilverBride wrote: »
I had this one too. And he is not the only one: it's more and more often. I don't like it. In my main game, it's very rare because begging for gold is against policy and will be reported. But it seems it's not the case in ESO?
I talked to a beggar some days ago. He told me that he makes a fortune that way. He says that no matter the lie he is using, there are always a few players (more than one!) sending him gold. It's not always the full million but usually quite big amounts. He told me that he always play this way, doesn't feel any sort of guilt and since it works, he doesn't see any valid reason to stop enjoying.
Sad... It's like those selling gold for real money: as long as it works, why should they stop?
ClowdyAllDay wrote: »SilverBride wrote: »
I had this one too. And he is not the only one: it's more and more often. I don't like it. In my main game, it's very rare because begging for gold is against policy and will be reported. But it seems it's not the case in ESO?
I talked to a beggar some days ago. He told me that he makes a fortune that way. He says that no matter the lie he is using, there are always a few players (more than one!) sending him gold. It's not always the full million but usually quite big amounts. He told me that he always play this way, doesn't feel any sort of guilt and since it works, he doesn't see any valid reason to stop enjoying.
Sad... It's like those selling gold for real money: as long as it works, why should they stop?
he's selling you the opportunity to be kind and generous. You get positivity for donating and he sells you those feelings for your donation. seems like a legit transaction to me.
Someone just gave me 10 mil, though it's technically a loan and they have given me that amount before o loan so they know i'm good for it. Once someone gave me 2mil. I have certainly given a person a mil without flinching.
why not just give them tthe cash if you have it and want some good feelz?
Altruism for sale here, get you altruism fresh off the grill!
I don't see any exploit or harassment tbh.
Yeah, it's a bit odd and it's quite unlikely that someone will gift a million gold. On the other side they are just asking and doing no harm, so it's definitely not against ToS.
Just put them on your ignore list, if you feel bothered or deactivate zone chat completely. The latter also helps with the countless guild advertisements and crown buying inquiries. (I did so, because both is annoying me although it's not against ToS either.)
Twohothardware wrote: »Fill their mail full of potatoes so if anyone does try to send them a mil they get the mail is full message.
ClowdyAllDay wrote: »SilverBride wrote: »I think it is doing harm because it is spam, for one, which IS against the ToS. And it creates conflict in zone chat with players that are fed up with this kind of thing going on for days at a time.
We should not have to block all zone chat because of these players. I like to keep zone open so if others are asking for help with a World Boss, for example, I am able to hear this and lend a hand.
be careful with insisting everything you dont like is spam. Someone might hold you up to that same standard.
I feel like you're talking about eden**** who has been doing this for months and successfully getting things from people.



So he asked for gold and said what he wanted and why. He is called a scammer.
In gift exchange thread there are players asking for a lot more than this "scammer". How do we call them?
Not going to lie, 1kk gold wont hurt as much as gifting an entire Item from crown store.
Im not going to talk if he is a scammer or not. It just wierd to me that there is so many worse "scams" close by and nobody talks about them. But someone asked the same thing on the zone chat and he is big bad guy.