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- Veröffentlicht: Freitag, 11. Dezember 2015 18:17
Originally Posted by EricMusco ( Original Post ) | 11.12.2015 05:15PM
Hey folks,
One of the thing we have seen a lot of questions and comments about is what we are doing about accounts which have actively participated in helping exploiters to launder their ill-gotten gains. We are actively investigating these accounts, and we are doing so just as vigorously as the exploiters themselves. In situations that we have found players not only exploited, but are then trying to hide their actions through laundering, we are increasing the severity of the action we take against them. You can see examples of the action we are taking in my previous post.
We can see that in many of these cases, accounts have not only intentionally laundered credits through their guilds and friends, but that they have sent credits and items randomly to other accounts in an attempt to throw off our data. If you received credits or items through trade or in-game mail, and you feel that they were sent to you from someone who likely exploited, leave the items/credits alone. Dont try to return them or send them to other accounts.
Additionally, feel free to PM me your information:
Character name and server
What you received
For users that we can identify as being unintentional recipients, they will have the items/credits stripped, it is unlikely further action will be taken.
Thanks everyone.
-eric
One of the thing we have seen a lot of questions and comments about is what we are doing about accounts which have actively participated in helping exploiters to launder their ill-gotten gains. We are actively investigating these accounts, and we are doing so just as vigorously as the exploiters themselves. In situations that we have found players not only exploited, but are then trying to hide their actions through laundering, we are increasing the severity of the action we take against them. You can see examples of the action we are taking in my previous post.
We can see that in many of these cases, accounts have not only intentionally laundered credits through their guilds and friends, but that they have sent credits and items randomly to other accounts in an attempt to throw off our data. If you received credits or items through trade or in-game mail, and you feel that they were sent to you from someone who likely exploited, leave the items/credits alone. Dont try to return them or send them to other accounts.
Additionally, feel free to PM me your information:
Character name and server
What you received
For users that we can identify as being unintentional recipients, they will have the items/credits stripped, it is unlikely further action will be taken.
Thanks everyone.
-eric
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