Question About Sharing a Character

[Valkyrie_Lenneth]

What....? It says exactly that.... You literally quoted it...



I don't know how you can read that any other way. How is someone playing on your account anything other than sharing an account?

And it's not just to cover yourself from 3rd party attacks, you're also conveniently ignoring the part where SE says they might remove access to your account too:



But again, it's nothing to do with whether *we* think it's a problem or not. OP saw some someone breaking the ToS, the reported them. It's up to SE to look into it and take whatever action they deem necessary. Our opinions are completely irrelevant.

You are reading too much into that. Account or login information means account information or login information, that's why they are together. But hey, maybe we can get a GM to speak to this tomorrow, since today is a holiday.

[ChaseNetwork]

You are reading too much into that. Account or login information means account information or login information, that's why they are together. But hey, maybe we can get a GM to speak to this tomorrow, since today is a holiday.

iirc, they aren't properly back in office until the 7th.
This line:
If you violate this provision, you may unexpectedly lose access to your account to a third party without recourse against Square Enix. Square Enix will not be obliged to credit your Square Enix Account with Crysta or other points or awards, which may have been used by a third party as a result of the violation of this clause.
Is basically the minimum punishment. Which is: "It's not our fault you shared your account. We will not reimburse you." So, really. They aren't going to consider worth keeping you from giving them money if you lost some stuff from sharing your account.

[worldofneil]

Account or login information means account information or login information

Sorry, but I think you're just reading that the way you want to read it. What is "account information"? I would say the only thing it could be is credentials to access the account, but they already specifically said "login information" as a separate item so when they say account, they can only mean the actual account, not login information.

But look I don't really care either way. That's my interpretation, clearly you have yours, but it's nothing to do with us. It's how SE interprets it. My point is that OP thought they saw someone breaking the rules so they reported them and they've received nothing but a hard time about it.

Whether or not the person mentioned broke the rules is clearly something that can be debated, but that's up to SE to decide, not us.

OP is probably too scared now to report anyone ever again for fear of getting lynched once more.