The most amazing thing about this thread is the people that find it so hard to believe that 1.3% of the ulli stones obtained in a year could be sold by legitimate sellers. I'd wager about 5% of the Ulli stones obtained in a year actually goto this margin.
One thing that I think people may have missed is the actual process for obtaining a stone that we go through as a LS. I will try to demonstrait:
Bigboy goes to BD looking for an Enhancing Sword.
Bigboy sifts through random bazaarz checking out the goods.
Bigboy spots an Autumn Stone for sale in bazaar.
Bigboy types in LS that he found a stone in BD for 5Mil.
LS leader says, "Awsome, that makes another set. Now we have another full Kirin set. Meet me at moghouse, I'll refund you."
Bigboy types "kk"
Bigboy buys stone from Bazaar window that he had left open the whole time, so as no to risk loosing track of the right bazaar.
Bigboy heads to moghouse, and trades stone for his 5 Mil back.
Bigboy goes back out to look for enhancing sword.
Thats how most purchases go. Sometimes we have someone actually maning the bazaar and see if they wanna lower the price, (never hurts to ask ^^

but overall, thats the whole process, there's no scanning and anyone in the LS can do it, meaning that someone like me who doesnt even have sky, and has no way of recognizing sky RMT and their LSs can easily make the mistake, but, that doesn't mean certain things aren't viewed with a scruitinous eye, it just means it's different depending on who buys it, and it's really more up to the individual than the LS to determine where it came from. The LS has no way of seeing where I bought it from, and if I was wrong in my assumption that it was a normal player's bazaar, it's really only my fault. They just have to trust that I am not grabbing up stones out of people I know are RMT's bazaars. It's more likely an honest mistake when one is bought, but chances are, no one knows since if I, the buyer, didn't know, I wont just randomly name the bazaar I bought it from.... if I even looked.
Hopefully that makes things a little clearer. It was getting a tad rediculous, and hopefully a better understanding of the process, makes things easier to understand.