I'm not sure I'm allow to do it.
Because from my own purpose, I would like to ask my friend to come to the server where I play.
Like paying bunch of gils to the character he arrived to my server, or paying the world transfer fee for him will be treated as RMT???
Dear Square Enix, could you add 'Server Transfer Gift Certificate' to Mog Station so I don't have to worry about this issue please??
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07-03-2016, 06:35 AMKeiroKamiokaQuestion Sending Gil or Paying RM for Server Transfer to Another Player
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07-03-2016, 07:05 AMLexia
Do you know this person in RL? If so just give him money in RL that he can use towards the transfer fee.
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07-03-2016, 07:12 AMKeiroKamioka
>>Lexia
Yes, so I don't have problem with give him USD.
However, I'm sure he will explain to other, "Keiro(Me) paid me the transfer fee to come to this sever" for sure.
Since, I'm typically hated by some people and they may report me as I performed RMT or something like that is I currently aware from. -
07-03-2016, 07:20 AMGokuhan
Your friend could just say that he transferred servers without saying that you paid for it. And you giving him gil won't have you marked as an RMT, but again simply tell your friend not to bring it up.
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07-03-2016, 07:33 AMLexiaThere has to be some proof or paper trail that you paid money for in game items or gil which is not happening. You are free to give you friend money in RL for to do w/e they want with including using that money for transfer. SE nor people that hate you can control what you do outside the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by KeiroKamioka
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07-03-2016, 07:57 AMReinha
A server transfer is a thing with real life value, so you trading real life currency for that is not forbidden. People could buy it as a present for example. You can also "bribe" him with gil to spend real money on his own transfer, but you can't give him gil and receive something worth real life money. If he just buys a transfer for himself you aren't receiving anything for yourself, so it's allowed.