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ABP inflation ~ Post ones you find

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#1
ABP inflation ~ Post ones you find
Hey, was looking at the default items that comes with a new account and saw something witch i think is quite hilarious.

I mean, come on, how did that even happen ><
Post others you can find.
#2
lol, all the starter stuff is jacked up.


#3
lol somebody had gold to burn or..
#4
It's how gold selling websites transfer gold. Typically stuff like that gets reported because large amounts of gold are transferred, identified and banned.
#5
PrincessFluttershy wrote:
It's how gold selling websites transfer gold. Typically stuff like that gets reported because large amounts of gold are transferred, identified and banned.


Wow thats pretty smart.
#6
PrincessFluttershy wrote:
It's how gold selling websites transfer gold. Typically stuff like that gets reported because large amounts of gold are transferred, identified and banned.


Why would they do that /facepalm that's an obvious transaction right there...guess their buyers aren't important
#7
SilkyNick wrote:
Why would they do that /facepalm that's an obvious transaction right there...guess their buyers aren't important


Well of course, most gold sellers view buyers as just a source of cash, and since buying gold is bannable in the first place, you can't blame them for making it obvious either.
You lose the gold, they keep the money. Its a vicious strategy, but it works for them.
#8
Izaya wrote:
Well of course, most gold sellers view buyers as just a source of cash, and since buying gold is bannable in the first place, you can't blame them for making it obvious either.
You lose the gold, they keep the money. Its a vicious strategy, but it works for them.


That's probably the best way to do it, there is no "good" way to transact the gold. They obviously care about their customers if not they would just do a trade.
#9
Yeah, gold selling websites aren't somewhere like LG where you're trying to keep good relationships with everyone and get tons of customers. It's more of a place where you send them money, and you may or may not get banned, haha.
#10
ya bish wrote:
That's probably the best way to do it, there is no "good" way to transact the gold. They obviously care about their customers if not they would just do a trade.


Trading would be a point blank obvious way, and guarantee a ban. This way, it appears to not be their own fault, but rather the buyers, which doesn't put a bad name on the seller.