Bannable for not paying gold back?

[Grezdo]

Ok, need a quick answer. I'm about to transfer servers on my 70 rogue. and i thought for the hell of it I'll screw over half the guild by borrowing money, then xfering servers, therefore not paying them back.]

I've done this before, but now I'm more worried because I'm on a final warning and I been hearing people getting handed out bans left and right. So if I go along with my plan, is it a bannable offense?

[hallerz]

well if ur on a final warning and ur asking for advice on wether to scam or not? Can you not put 2 and 2 together? i would say dont! although its not realy a scam....who knows...

[Enfeebleness]

As hallarz said, if you're on your final offense, it should be rather immediate to stop trying to scam if you really care about your account.

Don't bother.

[Cypher]

Put it this way:

No.

Although if you're oceianic, go ahead, those little gays are all 12 anyway.

I'm an Australian and play on an Oceanic server, wanna reconsider that statement?

EDIT: Given that you can barely spell, and your articulation is very poor, I'd seriously reconsider flaming people if I were you, you're not very good at it.

[TehGoggles]

Depends US or EU? If US, don't if it's your final warning, good chance of oyu getting banned, if EU though, go ahead, EU GM's don't give a **** about scamming, unless they changed their ToS

[facepalm]

I'm an Australian and play on an Oceanic server, wanna reconsider that statement?

EDIT: Given that you can barely spell, and your articulation is very poor, I'd seriously reconsider flaming people if I were you, you're not very good at it.

amen.

[MagellanFreet]

Depends US or EU? If US, don't if it's your final warning, good chance of oyu getting banned, if EU though, go ahead, EU GM's don't give a **** about scamming, unless they changed their ToS

Not true, I'm on EU and I got onto my Final Warning for scamming mongoose mats, I scammed 2 people. And apparently that is "Systematic behaviour".

[Cypher]

As far as I am aware lends are not enforced by GMs, nor should they be, trading of gold should be up to the discretion of the player, as long as they are not being defrauded unknowningly in the process. If they wish to hand over their gold to someone as a 'loan' and they don't get paid back, that's their bad luck, pick better friends.

If Blizzard were to attempt to enforce this you could always avoid a ban by just saying you forgot about the loan before transferring, technically you would have plausible deniability in that case.