Is it against EULA to sell your account on ebay?
Johnny_Chang
I keep getting mixed answers. Anybody know for sure?
quickmonty
Read it and see.
The answer is: Yes, it is against the EULA
It is against the EULA to sell it whether it's on EBay or elsewhere.
The answer is: Yes, it is against the EULA
It is against the EULA to sell it whether it's on EBay or elsewhere.
the kurzick eater
but yet people sell their accounts everywhere every day in ALL chat..
honestly i don't think they pay much attention to it.
honestly i don't think they pay much attention to it.
Stockholm
Who would want to buy an account that the seller can claim back any time after he/she is paid?
All they need is the CD key and tell NC-Soft that the account was stolen.
All they need is the CD key and tell NC-Soft that the account was stolen.
Shakti
Yes it's against the Eula. Can't sell account/items/gold or your char's used tissues for real world money. Ever.
ricocheting
couple things. something being a EULA violation and something being illegal are two completely different things.
like stated above, it's against the EULA to sell any in game items because you don't OWN any of the items. ncsoft/anet owns EVERYTHING. you pay your fee and that gives you the right to use THEIR game. you don't actually own anything. so selling any of their property is 100% a violation.
however, the way many people get around that is that they don't actually sell the game/characters/items. they sell their time spent. if you do that, ebay can and sometimes will pull the auction down. you can still get your account canceled. HOWEVER, even though it's against the spirit of the EULA, it's technically not a violation.
also, like said above. if you don't get the actual physical paper with the printed key for the account, having all the login info does no good. anyone with the original proof and paper key can reset the account.
disclaimer: i'm not a copyright/licensing lawyer so take the above info at your own risk.
like stated above, it's against the EULA to sell any in game items because you don't OWN any of the items. ncsoft/anet owns EVERYTHING. you pay your fee and that gives you the right to use THEIR game. you don't actually own anything. so selling any of their property is 100% a violation.
however, the way many people get around that is that they don't actually sell the game/characters/items. they sell their time spent. if you do that, ebay can and sometimes will pull the auction down. you can still get your account canceled. HOWEVER, even though it's against the spirit of the EULA, it's technically not a violation.
also, like said above. if you don't get the actual physical paper with the printed key for the account, having all the login info does no good. anyone with the original proof and paper key can reset the account.
disclaimer: i'm not a copyright/licensing lawyer so take the above info at your own risk.
Kumu Honua
"You are bidding on my time" is a misnomer and only idiots think that gets around things.
When you win such an auction, you don't receive time in the mail. You receive account access. This is directly what is an EULA violation and everyone knows it.
When you win such an auction, you don't receive time in the mail. You receive account access. This is directly what is an EULA violation and everyone knows it.
Kook~NBK~
The answer is: YES, it is against the EULA to sell your account on E-bay. Here's the EULA:
http://www.guildwars.com/support/leg...-agreement.php
http://www.guildwars.com/support/leg...-agreement.php
TPike
What about buying unused keys for mini-pets on e-bay?
People advertise magazines that featured "free codes" for certain mini-pets.
Buying theses magazines and using the codes doesn't violate the EULA does it?
People advertise magazines that featured "free codes" for certain mini-pets.
Buying theses magazines and using the codes doesn't violate the EULA does it?
DarkFlame
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Originally Posted by TPike
What about buying unused keys for mini-pets on e-bay?
People advertise magazines that featured "free codes" for certain mini-pets. Buying theses magazines and using the codes doesn't violate the EULA does it? |
@OP The EULA actually states that Anet can ban you whenever for whatever reasons they want. Getting caught for buying/selling an account on E-bay(or whatever variations of that) is a quick way to the top of their ban lists.
Commander Ryker
Didn't need that many to say you can't do it.
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