04-17-2018, 08:18 PM
(04-17-2018, 07:39 PM)MnFplayer Wrote: It's really sad that many of the "sellers" in the game have reached the point of ripping members off. Selling codes to one person and then re-selling them to another so that they are no longer valid after someone uses it first -- is just wrong. In response, you claim to the others, "maybe you gave it to someone else", and you refuse to take responsibility. Basically, many of you have become hacks and cannot be trusted; even when you claim you are "approved."If there was a whole scam prevention team, then yea, I could see this as a problem... but it’s only one mod actively trying to prevent scamming from happening, and he is trying as hard as one person can...can’t expect him to be online all the time. I mean you can buy a code directly from kumori via PayPal if your having troubles buying a legit code or can’t from the website. Also nothing is stopping you from asking a mod to help facilitate a transaction between a buyer/seller. Can’t prevent black markets from appearing in games that utilize real life money, I mean look at all our governments, they still have no answer for real life black markets...
Now, you are trying to sell MnF money for real money as if someone really wants to give their info via PayPal (or other payment) to some stranger in another country? I hope people use some common sense before giving out too much info, especially in a game where you have no clue who is on the other end of that avatar.
Selling premium certificates, selling MnF money for real money and, now, selling codes for other games such as 3dx should be banned and the developers should simply make the game more fair so people don't need to stoop so low as to traffic themselves in a some auction to get MnF money only to be ripped off by some 3rd world con-artist who claims to be "approved" to sell something.
I wonder just who approves you and how do they enforce the prevention of scams?
