Scamming interview

[Verye]

But you steal the virtual stuff that you can sell for REAL money, hence it is theft.

and Forever an article is here to start a debate as well we might as well discuss it here

Not in US law it isn't. Stealing an account is not considered theft in the US.

[KuRIoS]

I dont give a **** what US law says.. it is stealing no matter how you look at it and you know it, I hope someone breaks into every scammers house, steals ur personal belongings, pictures that cant be replaced etc... then burns it all outside with a note "It is just a game to me"

sry if that offends someone but i dont really care it is my opinion

[Mr. Moose]

I have to agree with Kur.

Some accounts I've seen being scammed contained a lot of 70's or very good characters, the owner of the account put a lot of of time in it and lost it.

Let's say u saved money for 2 years to buy that one special thing you always wanted , then someone steals it and smiles while saying "get a better security"

I mean you can't even normally sell an account on markee because it is filled with hackers..

And it is stealing since you paid 12 euro's a month for your account so if someone stole your account after you played it a year he kinda stole 140 euro from you.

It's not because you stole something virtual that you can't be called a thief.

just my 2 cents.

[Neth'zul]

Why am I not there? lol nice interview

[Verye]

I dont give a **** what US law says.. it is stealing no matter how you look at it and you know it, I hope someone breaks into every scammers house, steals ur personal belongings, pictures that cant be replaced etc... then burns it all outside with a note "It is just a game to me"

sry if that offends someone but i dont really care it is my opinion

Well, you're absolutely right. It is stealing, but in the eyes of the law it is not stealing. Stealing is a felonious crime, and scamming WoW accounts (unless by phishing or using keyloggers), is not a crime. Sorry, I'm just sensitive to legal terms in general...so, yes, WoW account scamming is indeed stealing, but it is not criminal stealing.

[KuRIoS]

In US arent Oral agreements binding? they are in Denmark meaning 99% of scams are infact illegal. Done by phishers, keyloggers or the likes as well.

[Krip]

Too big for me to read the whole thing but well done.

Laughs @ Remus!

[Obama]

Glad I could help you out in interviewing man.

btw, if i look at my referral sheet for Forumbooster there is a person that registered named Kurios. Might be you, might not. But if it was you then your signing up on the intent of scamming the company of out of hundreds of dolars . Unless you were actually going to post for real.

[Hasselhoff]

Glad to see this up, might want to edit my page, its got a line problem on the fourth question. It has Forever asking a question instead of Obama, and my name is on the wrong line

Nonetheless, nice piece of work.

[Apoc]

On the note about US law: Oral agreements aren't legally binding. (Meaning scamming some idiot out of an account is not illegal)

However, selling the account is. (As per Blizzards copyright which strictly forbids it.)

Also, very nice work guys. Fairly short interviews, but no silly content. Very well done.

[JD]

Forever's not a scammer friendly guy


Anyway, great interviews

[DeMoN]

just one correction....i'm sure you meant branch not root.

[Matt]

intersting interview.. its kinda funny how everyones favorite place to scam is the place thats discouraged by mmowned the most.. kind've but not really.

[dfk]

whether its virtual or irl if you take something without permission that doesnt belong to you its stealing

[Remus]

-edited out- but yea ive stopped regardless