What you call "third party cancer" is at the foundation of any liquid market and the reason why markets self-optimize and self reduce spreads to the minimum allowed by their average traded volume.

In RL when these "third party cancers" miss, exchanges have to pay specialty companies called liquidity providers to provide traders a viable working environment.

Then set up a nice macro and get part of the action. The sooner more peeps learn about ELUA legal macro's the better. Lets just destroy all margins in every eve hub so CCP can stop being able to sprout utter rubbish about a player run market.

They might actually clamp down on multi boxers and macro peeps then.

Consider this, a $15 sub which is common for MMO's plus $2 per day adds up to $75 per month cost to the company. If each employee is averaging them $50 week income from selling the earned in game currency for real money thru the companies website,, that is $200 per month. Or $125 profit. multiply that by 200 employees that is $25,000 per month. Ad administration fees and building maintenance, etc, they are still going to be making at least $15,000-$20,000 per month profit. Not a lot of money for a company of 200 employees, at least not in the US or western Europe. But in a country where the average monthly income for a person is only $40-$60 per month that is a lot of money. And these employees are grateful as it is one of the best paying jobs in their county. In a country where the equivalent of $2 USD per day is a really good gob a company making $20,000 per month is a very successful company.

this is why botting and thrid party gold/isk sellers will never die. it is not some guy in his basement trying to make a little extra money, it is companies in third world country's with no other option to make that kind on money.