Curse

chessyang · May 06, 2006, 03:42 AM // 03:42

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Originally Posted by Pompeyfan

Hmmm so how does that affect the classifieds and GW Auction site then? As surely under that trading from the EU server to the US by meeting in International is a no-no under the EULA.

i think they mean real money but u can auction up for an item as long as you pay in GW gold, gold,shards, mini pets, hide squares, dyes.....

that's how i see it

shmek · May 06, 2006, 11:48 AM // 11:48

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Originally Posted by Pompeyfan

It's not illegal, it's against the EULA - there's a difference, for it to be illegal it'd have to be a criminal offence which it isn't, it's a breach of contract at best although not being able to sell something on would surely be classed as an unfair contract term if challanged in a UK court - more so as nothing is signed, and acceptance is only implied.

Hrr??? So you are trying to say, breaking a law is not considered illegal?

Is not breach of contract in which you can be in a LAWsuit kinda showing that some law was broken, hence illegal, hence against the law, hence you get into a lawsuit?

I'm not a lawyer, but you must be in order to put out such technical mumbojumbo which is mere semantics and euphamisms for breaking a law and calling it not lawbreaking.

Cador · May 06, 2006, 11:52 AM // 11:52

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Originally Posted by fiery

Well im not in the UK, and against the EULA which A.net stands by, if it's AGAINST the EULA it's not suitable for gamers who play the game.

I am in NY trust me what the UKer said is true. The most action they can take against you is civil, so they would take you to court and try to recover damages which still DOES NOT make it illegal

Cador · May 06, 2006, 11:55 AM // 11:55

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Originally Posted by shmek

Hrr??? So you are trying to say, breaking a law is not considered illegal?

Is not breach of contract in which you can be in a LAWsuit kinda showing that some law was broken, hence illegal, hence against the law, hence you get into a lawsuit?

I'm not a lawyer, but you must be in order to put out such technical mumbojumbo which is mere semantics and euphamisms for breaking a law and calling it not lawbreaking.

Technically breach of contract is and is not illegal. For 1 you cannot be brought up on criminal charges therefore NOT illegal. You can be brought up on civil charges. It is the equivalent if i were to be bitten by a dog. The only thing i can do is go to court and recover damages. Is it illegal for the dog to bite me? No.