Yes, I'm sure you would have no complaints if you were unfairly suspended...
Yes, I'm sure you would have no complaints if you were unfairly suspended...
Gil buyers may have bought items from my retainer through the in game market. But I don't think gil buyers only buy 2-star crafted items, I bet they also buy all sorts of low value things and I doubt those sellers were suspended also. The most likely seems to be a blanket ban of players with the most gil, regardless of how it was attained.
Well I've not used any bot programs and I've never spammed for melds.
Nah, you don't know how MDE works.
Some backend script will do this
With the assumption of that there is a direct connection between the spammer and the accounts holding the gil. The RMT spamming bots have had their accounts stripped, but we don't know to what extent.Code:foreach (reported RMT spammer){
suspend (reported RMT spammer){
suspend (users where gil transfered)
}
}
Likewise, someone mentioned earlier that some players are circumventing the "unable to mail to your other characters" by using the retainers to overprice a worthless item, so it could be tagging activity like that where large amounts of gil are transferred.
At places I've worked at MDE (Mass data entry) process earned the nickname "massive destruction entity" or other nicknames that mean "making more work for us"
Not sure I fully follow to be honest, but your saying that some GM program may be banning those who have made large single item sales on the Market?
Being unable to mail my alt is a right pain, it may be implemented to stop RMT'ers, but it's a right pain for legit players who want to store junk / use the market on their alt.
So far every time I have wanted to transfer items to my alt (to store or sell on the market), I have had to ask either my wife or in game friends to help me do this.
There are no mods on this forum so don't expect any answer.
oh just give it up, everyone know you botted.
lol its age of wushu all over again.
on a serious note i hope you get your account situation addressed OP