This is what i call BULLCRAP

[Kaurhz]

I had actually typed up a lengthy response but in the end, what I say doesn't mean anything to you and I can safely make that assumption based on the fact you clearly just don't get it and never will. So I'm not going to try forcing the understanding on you. It would only annoy me when you aren't going to budge from your view you claim exists. However, I will say again that nothing done by Yoshi P and the dev team points to any intent to prevent multi house ownership. If it did, two things wouldn't exist. I'll list them and I'm done with this topic because quite frankly I really don't care.
1) Nothing prevents you from buying 100 fc's from other players(multi house ownership that isn't against ToS)
2) Nothing prevents you from making 8 fc's and buying 8 plots on the same world(multi house ownership that isn't against ToS)
If the actual intent was to prevent this, these wouldn't exist currently. They'd have been fixed long ago. So in the end, just accept that nobody at SE actually cares whether you own 1 house or 30 houses. There's no intent, no sloppiness, just lack of care. If you want only 1 house, cool. If you want 100 houses, cool. Doesn't bother me nor my gameplay experience. Its just a game and not one that I ever intend on letting upset me.

So you meant to insist that the land ownership restriction as per:

You do not have a character on the same World on the same service account that purchased and maintains a free company plot
* If the character in question purchased the plot, they may still submit a lottery entry for the purposes of relocation.

Does not show any apparent intent to prevent people from having multi-plot ownership? K then. You do you, I guess. I simply asked you a question whilst restating my interpretation of the aforementioned limitation, something to which you elected not to answer whilst subsequently going on some pointless tirade with your introduction. But hey, well done. Transferring ownership of an FC plot to a friend whilst you purchase another plot, and then subsequently have it transferred back circumvents that restriction. Hence sloppy.