(07-20-2016, 09:43 PM)Emmie Wrote: There was actually a law set by EU that made it legal to sell accounts on mmo's, and I assume that would apply here as well.
All good and well for those countries that are EU member states. All 28 (soon to be 27, maybe) of them. EU law isn't really applicable here. Russia and aside, the majority of players are probably from outside of Europe. And Russia isn't a part of the EU, along with many European countries. So as EU law allowing the sale of MMO accounts is relevant only where all parties involved are based in EU member states, it doesn't aid matters for anybody who is based in a non-EU country.
(07-20-2016, 07:23 PM)busyman1 Wrote: Again, allow me to reiterate - I simply disagree with labeling this action as "illegal", "immoral" or other such moniker - it is *against the ToS*, and as such - the rule for *this particular resource*. Other than that - it is in no way illegal according to any law.
Disagree all you like. The fact is, fraud is fraud, very much illegal. And there are many laws around the world that state fraud is illegal. I'm going to go out on a limb here and assume you don't work in a field where knowledge of this kind of think is necessary. Granted, being based in Russia may not help with your understanding of laws (the entire government is a corrupt criminal organisation), so that could explain your ignorance.