I have received nothing but automated responses. This thread is simply a review of their customer service, and in accordance with forums rules and regulations.
Originally Posted by NCSoft
Response (GM Marcus) 11/25/2006 02:08 AM
Hello, Thank you for contacting the Guild Wars Support Team. Unfortunately, we are unable to assist you with this matter. We are able to assist only the original owners of Guild Wars game accounts. This is because our User Agreement disallows the trade, transfer, or sale of any game accounts, as outlined under Section 3, "License to Use," at http://www.guildwars.com/support/leg...-agreement.php. Because of this, our account-related services only pertain to the original owner of the game. In order for you to be considered an original owner of a Guild Wars game account, you will be required to purchase a new, unopened, and unused retail copy through one of our authorized local or online stores. For a list of options to purchase Guild Wars -- online or though a local retailer -- please see the following links: - http://www.guildwars.com/support/wheretobuy/ - https://store.plaync.com/ You may also purchase a Guild Wars Access Key alone by using the PURCHASE CODE link in the "Online Purchased Serial Codes" section of your PlayNC account management page (at https://secure.plaync.com/cgi-bin/plaync_manage.pl). If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to ask us. Regards, The Guild Wars Support Team |
Well... no duh Sherlock. I have another account as I mentioned in my first email to them. They don't even read the emails in detail, they simply scan for keywords, then hit F7 to generate that typical response.
Now, their response is within guidelines of the EULA, so that is understandable.
HOWEVER. I have an email from them a while back when I created my Factions account as a stand alone instead of a linked account. They disabled that account and reissued me a new key. Now, all of the sudden, they cannot do that. Seems a bit odd to me....
Originally Posted by NCSoft
Response (Colby) 05/27/2006 04:41 PM
Hello Connor, Thank you for replying and accepting our offer to reissue your access key(s). The access key you previously sent us will NO LONGER BE VALID. You are being issued this NEW replacement key EDITED OUT to use for adding to your Guild Wars xxxxxxx(edited)@plaync game account. You will now be able to follow these instructions to enable your game account: 1) Launch the Guild Wars game client. 2) Click the Create Account or Add Access Key option on the login screen. 3) Click the Add the Access Key to an existing Guild Wars account checkbox. 4) Enter your account e-mail address and password, and click the Next> button. 5) Enter your Access Key, and click the Next> button. 6) Click the Next> button to accept the addition of your access key. NOTE! - We recommend that you keep this e-mail with access keys in a safe place for possible future verification purposes. Please let us know if you have any further questions or need any additional assistance. Regards, The Guild Wars Support Team |
Hmm, interesting email. So they were able to unlink the keycode from that account and then recreate a new key for me to link to the account in question now. So, the above email is a lie or their current ones are lies? The did as they said in the above email, so I guess their most recent email is a lie. That is as follows.
Originally Posted by NCSoft
Response (Leslie) 11/27/2006 04:41 PM
Connor, Thank you for your update. Unfortunately, once access keys are registered to an account, they are permanently registered to that account and can never be reused, transferred or removed. Because you are not the original creator or owner of this account, we are unable to assist you with regaining access to this account. I strongly suggest you discuss this issue with your friend regarding the account. I apologize for any inconvenience or frustration this may cause. Regards, The Guild Wars Support Team |
This just shows that NCSoft only cares about their original money paying customer and not some freeloader who was given an account as a gift. That is low class customer service, EULA or not. Shame on them.