Greetings pilots, ...

Here is the very wording of the EULA ". No player may use the character name of another player to impersonate or falsely represent his or her identity." I have not done that.

If you could point to where I used the name of another player to impersonate my identity, please show me. My ingame character name is listed as the contract issuer and all it takes is to click on the contract to see that I am in no way assocated with SOMER. It isn't even that, I never personally claimed be associated with SOMER, and that is the only possible statement in the EULA for you to base this infraction on.

Have a nice day,

I would also like to note that the impersonation section of the EULA applies only to character names as stated in the previous sections of the EULA. I am not claiming another players name as my own and therefore, I am not in violation of the EULA.

Hello,

Our apologies for the delay in getting back to you.

As stated in the previous support ticket, creating contracts titled with "Somer Blink" to specific bilnk winners who may be expecting a contract from Somer Blink implies that you, the contract issuer, have a connection to the corporation. If you only meant to sell ships to Somer Blink winners then your contracts should have been titled "I'm selling ships to Somer Blink winners" or something of that sort and that would be perfectly fine and within game mechanics. While the EULA may have not specified that "one cannot use the corporation name of another corporation as contract titles", doing so with contract names that suggest a relation to the well known lottery corporation and with a clear attempt to mislead or trick players into thinking that they were actually accepting a contract from a representative of that corporation is deemed as impersonation and impersonation is in violation of our rules.

I'm sorry but in this case we will not be retracting the warning you received and as a valued customer, we want to also urge you to please take care to avoid any such violations in the future, as repeated violations may eventually lead to a game ban. As a final conclusion has been reached by two Senior Game Masters, both GM Nythanos and myself and as we've reached to a point where we can only reiterate what has already been stated, this support ticket will be closed.

Best regards,
Senior GM Banton
CCP Customer Support | EVE Online | DUST 514

Players in NPC corporations shouldn't be allowed to post on the forums. They don't have permission to speak for those corps.

Most of you whine way to much,

For 1. It's THERE GAME, they can do whatever they want whenever they want.

2. They CAN ban you for cussing, but since I have been around since 2005 and cuss more in local chats than a sailor, they use GM Discreation, Meaning if you sit and try and say your ODIN there gonna laugh at that report, but if you say your GM or DEV so and so, it's ban hammer time.

This is to cut down on scammers, and I'm for it. It all comes down to common sense, which most of you don't seem to have because your over thinking this.

Use some common sense.


Keeping it real since 1886

Yeah !!

Mining operation where you whip your slaves back and forth right?

So, time for me to stop trolling, As you can see by all my previous post there has been plently of posts, evidence, pretending to impersonate etc etc.

This has all been done to prove, that this rule is not likely to be highley enforced as I'm still here, It's at discreation.


Thought I would like to say this toon will probley be banned to prove a point by the GM's.


But stop worrying about this UNTIL it becomes a problem.


I'm out

No we would not. Because discussion of moderation is forbidden.

Too bad, that's how harsh eve is.

If I was a player with multiple accounts, how am I supposed to say that another character is an alt of mine without breaking the EULA through impersonation or communicating with third party software?