Sculli said:
I think Tyrion's point is that they won't go anything at all, even if they were to find him in violation of rules, simply because they want to keep him as a customer.
that wasnt tyrions debate. that was mine. hes just not understanding that.
yes buying/selling gil is totally against the TOS. thats a known fact by anyone that has read over the TOS...if you didnt know, TOS says no selling gil, or purchasing gil. my point the whole time is, if someone does sell or purchase gil, SE will not do anything unless something is brought to their attention or they discover this on their own.for this to be brought to their attention, someone needs to state something saying that "so and so is selling gil(or purchasing-whatever). from there, they arent just going to suspend someone because of heresay. if they suspended someone because of heresay, the fact that there are people in this game that dislike each other, this type of thing would get out of hand. therefore, they would check logs as far as what transactions, comments, etc have been made as they would if there was an accusation of harassment!
and TYRION. (I don't care, I don't do anything against the TOS.)
its good to see that your catching on without actually even knowing it....they wont suspend you because there is no reason for them to suspend you.
if i made a comment to a gm that you were selling gil thats all there is(a comment stating that you sold gil). there is no other proof for them to go from backing a comment stating that you are selling gil.
that was the whole point all along yet you are arguing that TOS blah blah this blah blah that. well no kidding the terms of service gives them the right to suspend your acct because of actions by players that go against the TOS. but if you havent done anything against the TOS, it gives them no reason to susspend an acct therefore, they wont
key point by me:
i wasnt arguing anything about their right to suspend an acct. by all means, of course they can. but they wont unless a rule was broken and there isnt a way to know a rule was broken unless it was seen by SE that it was broken. a gil seller can get off scott free unless someone snitches on that person and they follow thru to verify that it is true