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Solar Typhon
R.U.S.T.
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Posted - 2008.08.18 19:16:00 -
[31]
it's CAOD |

Ralania Kerin
Minmatar z3r0 Gravity
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Posted - 2008.08.18 19:23:00 -
[32]
Originally by: Aaron Mirrorsaver
you placed a spy in some alliance... and you had said spy steal isk. he stole. he's a thief, a big stinking thief.
Ya because Eve has always been about having a strong code of moral conduct and helping old ladies across the street while we're at it. |

Malcanis
We are Legend eXceed.
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Posted - 2008.08.18 19:26:00 -
[33]
Originally by: Ralania Kerin
Originally by: Aaron Mirrorsaver
you placed a spy in some alliance... and you had said spy steal isk. he stole. he's a thief, a big stinking thief.
Ya because Eve has always been about having a strong code of moral conduct and helping old ladies across the street while we're at it.
because EvE has always been about not having a moral code imposed on you.
There's a significant difference. |

Sgt Napalm
Synergy Evolved
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Posted - 2008.08.18 19:27:00 -
[34]
This sets such a dangerous precedence its not even funny. Basically we know how to get a character ban by setting them up with some questionable ISK, 'launder' it to a character and blammo, banned. |

Frei Dyzon
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Posted - 2008.08.18 19:27:00 -
[35]
Originally by: CCP Mitnal Cleaned.
Please stay on-topic. Please note the quickest way of attracting a member of the Community Team to a problem thread, user or post is to use the "Report" feature above every post.
I would be nice to get some official response from CCP to this issue raised by Darth Sith. |

Saltire
Digital assassins
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Posted - 2008.08.18 19:32:00 -
[36]
good work with the corp theft, 40 bil is a good job, but u took the wong mans isk and now your paying for it. |

Doddy
Omega Fleet Enterprises Executive Outcomes
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Posted - 2008.08.18 19:35:00 -
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Originally by: Sgt Napalm This sets such a dangerous precedence its not even funny. Basically we know how to get a character ban by setting them up with some questionable ISK, 'launder' it to a character and blammo, banned.
I am fairly certain that if someone sent me 40 billion isk i would petition it, wouldn't you? |

Ms TickleMePink
Gallente CALDARI MILITIA FREE SPEAK
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Posted - 2008.08.18 19:39:00 -
[38]
Originally by: Doddy
Originally by: Sgt Napalm This sets such a dangerous precedence its not even funny. Basically we know how to get a character ban by setting them up with some questionable ISK, 'launder' it to a character and blammo, banned.
I am fairly certain that if someone sent me 40 billion isk i would petition it, wouldn't you?
i'd go buy a titan and fit it out w/ ludikris mods and then share the account infoz with all my friendz.
man you think if you were running such a large scale isk for cash ring you'd be moaR careful with the trail.  |

Sgt Napalm
Synergy Evolved
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Posted - 2008.08.18 20:17:00 -
[39]
Originally by: Doddy
I am fairly certain that if someone sent me 40 billion isk i would petition it, wouldn't you?
So you find $20 laying on the ground...

Sometimes human nature cannot be defeated
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New ones
Caldari Koln united
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Posted - 2008.08.18 20:21:00 -
[40]
Originally by: Doddy
Originally by: Sgt Napalm This sets such a dangerous precedence its not even funny. Basically we know how to get a character ban by setting them up with some questionable ISK, 'launder' it to a character and blammo, banned.
I am fairly certain that if someone sent me 40 billion isk i would petition it, wouldn't you?
i dont think any one whuld be stupid enuf to transfer 40 bil isk in one trade, He probably got 5-10bil from the NPC farmers the rest he\aliance collected himself. There is a lot of aliances renting out space to isk farmers\sellers this is ban has shaken a lot of other aliances to.
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Doddy
Omega Fleet Enterprises Executive Outcomes
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Posted - 2008.08.18 20:43:00 -
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Originally by: Sgt Napalm
Originally by: Doddy
I am fairly certain that if someone sent me 40 billion isk i would petition it, wouldn't you?
So you find $20 laying on the ground...

Sometimes human nature cannot be defeated
Not a good example, $20 laying on the ground can not be traced. If someone transfered $20 into my bank i would certainly ask my bank where it came from/what it was for etc. To be a better example still the money would need to be equivelant to the isk in eve, so probably many thousands of $. Also to be a really good example i would have to know that there were people making illegal bank transfers which would make me look like a criminal and that the authorities were after them. Fianlly i would need to have real life enemies might be willing to set me up so i would go to jail. Now that would be an equivelent example. |

Ralania Kerin
Minmatar z3r0 Gravity
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Posted - 2008.08.18 20:52:00 -
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Originally by: Aaron Mirrorsaver
couldnt have said it better Mal, and this is what people dont understand, just because you can something, doesnt mean you should. Just because thieving is fine, means that we should all be corp thieving spying, ****heads? your answer is probably yes though.
I am actually completely against corp theft and anyone who is associated with my corp or who knows me in my alliance can attest that I am not in Eve to make it for myself.
That said, the rule of the game in Eve is that scamming and theft is allowed as long as it is accomplished within in game means. Who you scam and steal from shouldn't matter - unless there is a trail of evidence that shows that the "theft" is really a payment, which is possible in this case. |

Mynera Nic'Atoch
Project Alice.
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Posted - 2008.08.18 20:53:00 -
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Edited by: Mynera Nic''Atoch on 18/08/2008 20:54:31
Sorry to hear about you guys being forced out of the game. However, if you really were stealing the equivalent of 100s of 60day GTCs from other people, it sounds pretty much like what goes around comes around. I've heard of much worse retaliation for $4k thefts from shady people than getting banned from a game.
Myn |

tropic89
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Posted - 2008.08.18 21:13:00 -
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Originally by: Darth Sith OK .. take 1 part of people not knowing the whole story, 2 parts of Ketch being to annoyed to articulate himself properly and 3 parts of COAD forum *****s doing their magic and VOILA! .. you get mass threads of pure nonsense springing up all over the place.
Based on the sensitivity of this issue and the fact that discussions are still ongoing with CCP I will not, nor do I feel a need to explain every detail.
What I will say is the following:
1) DAISHO has never condoned or participated in ISK selling. I have never advocated such behavior in my alliance
2) Ketch did not spend any money on ISK nor was there any account sharing/ hijacking in taking place. We simply had a spy in a large entity that was skimming money from a wallet. That is all I will say on the matter.
3) Ketch was a personal friend and we have flown together for years. He has been nothing but a stellar leader in my team and a good friend. He is the one who kept things together through some of our most challenging times and has FC'd fleets around the universe. Most alliances know him and I don't want his contributions trashed by a COAD thread. That man would give the shirt off his back to help his colleagues and he will be dearly missed.
4) This whole endevor has taken quite a toll on a couple of us as we have kept it under wraps for several weeks. There are is a lot of speculation and rumor flying around on the state of Daisho and I am happy to say that we are alive and strong. Our killboards are healthy and our people motivated. In addition we have 2 strong allies at our backs in Geminate consisting of KIA and Goon so no worries there so sorry.. don't expect a BWF firesale any time soon.
5) With Dai on a high and our sov 4 area secured, I would like to announce a change of management. People have known me as Nacona or Darth Sith and I have lived in Fade ,Dek , Period Basis, Fountain and other places but reality is that I have created 2 alliances (Sparta and Daisho) and run them for over 3 years so I am announcing that I am officially standing down and seeing about reintroducing myself to that girl roaming around the house while I play Eve (aka my wife) and my beutiful daughter. I would just like to thank all of the people i have worked with in Eve, you have been my extended family on TS till all hours of the night and I feel privaledged to have been given the opportunity to lead such a great group of guys. I have officially transitioned Daisho to Isaac Orion, a long time friend and one of the pillars of Daisho.
Darth Sith (former) Exec Daisho
None to soon, dont let the door hit you in the ass. |

Yakov Draken
Minmatar Tides Of War
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Posted - 2008.08.18 21:28:00 -
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This sucks and the idiocy of many of the responses is amazing. You are allowed to scam and steal in Eve and suggesting that it is karma when you get banned after stealing in game is basically saying "I care not one whit for justice." I have never stole/scammed/spied in game and really dislike spying/stealing. However I have enough sense to realise that calling it karma when an in game theif gets banned is completely stupid.
What if it is a con and he really did buy isk? I have played online games for along time now and I'm aware that buying isk/gold is very common. I don't like it but on the other hand Eve sell people GTC's. If you are going to condon isk buying from you and ban people from buying from other the moral outrage is absurd. CCP allowing people to buy isk makes a permanent ban for isk buying completely OTT imo. Hypocrites ftw! |

Richard Angevian
The Crusaders.
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Posted - 2008.08.18 21:52:00 -
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Edited by: Richard Angevian on 18/08/2008 21:53:47 CCP's response on this is bullshit. Scamming is perfectly legal in EVE. Or is it now? So what if the money was scammed from farmers, the guy who pulled off the scam earned that isk by scamming?
Seems to me that CCP needs to have DEFINITE proof that he bought/sold isk from farmers, at least one FROM a definite farmer/seller to him at the minimum to pull assets like that and do a ban. This is irresponsible management.
And this should send chills up everyone's spines. Every one of us have dealt with "tainted" isk. Every one. How? When you buy or sell stuff, as we all do, how do you know the other person isn't a farmer/seller, or didn't buy isk from a farmer/seller? It's not as if you can even KNOW who's market order you are filling or purchasing from until AFTER the transaction, isn't it, so even if you knew "ToonX" was probably a farmer you can't use that knowledge BEFORE a buy or sale!
What if a buyer takes tainted isk and launders it through buying stuff to resale? Happens all the time. This means that at any time CCP could conceivably use that as "evidence" to grief a perfectly legit player at any time. And we know CCP can't be trusted to be non biased (T20? WHY hasn't that cheater been fired?!!!) or not take sides.
One example that has become all too common lately is pirates who ransom having isk seized because the person they ransomed was a farmer or bought from one.
Ok, CCP, unless you FLAG everyone who is a farmer so that we know who they are, so that we enter into any transaction with the KNOWLEDGE that the isk/item is coming from a tainted source, be it normal commerce, piracy, corp scamming, whatever, then the person you are punishing is actually INNOCENT according to any sane standard, and punishing them is stupid, counter productive, and only serves to give you a bad name.
It's not as if CCP's hands are clean here. They sell overpriced GTC's who's purpose basically is a method of RMT, ie dollars for isk, the price difference between what a GTC sells for and what it "should" sell for is pure profit off RMT. And unlike the farmers, CCP gets to make real money off isk without even bothering to farm.
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Kelta
Caldari Underground Shadow Inc
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Posted - 2008.08.18 22:04:00 -
[47]
Out of interest if CCP are taking assets or isk off people that have received it from isk farmers/sellers, then how do people stand on selling GTC's to isk farmers?
If you just take a quick look at the time code threads I think it is bloody obvious isk sellers/farmers are buying GTC's for their characters, unless normal Eve players are calling themselves afgtsaa or ttt007/ttt006 etc these days?
Then again CCP make real life money themselves from this, so i'm guessing they don't care right?  |

Lady Branwen
Amarr Tribal Liberation Force
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Posted - 2008.08.18 22:16:00 -
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So let me get this straight, CCP are ascertaining thatthere was no theft, and isk was bought from a "known" (only to CCP right ?) isk seller ? If that is correct, can anyone explain what a "known" isk seller is doing with an account to play eve at all ? CCP ?  |

Kresh Vladir
The Movement
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Posted - 2008.08.18 22:23:00 -
[49]
Daisho was allways great guys to fly with, i especially enjoyed Ketch  Sorry too see you get forced out of the game but i guess you stepped on the wrong toes, i mean its not like that ccp havent made questionable decitions earlier (to say the least).
Until next time o7 |

Richard Angevian
The Crusaders.
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Posted - 2008.08.18 23:02:00 -
[50]
Originally by: Kelta Out of interest if CCP are taking assets or isk off people that have received it from isk farmers/sellers, then how do people stand on selling GTC's to isk farmers?
If you just take a quick look at the time code threads I think it is bloody obvious isk sellers/farmers are buying GTC's for their characters, unless normal Eve players are calling themselves afgtsaa or ttt007/ttt006 etc these days?
Then again CCP make real life money themselves from this, so i'm guessing they don't care right? 
The serious farmers/sellers launder a lot of isk with GTC buys. Where else do you think the illegit sites get the GTC codes they "sell"?
The bottom line is that the only way to get rid of the isk sellers is for CCP to... sell isk. Sound harsh, but they do it anyway, with the overpriced GTC's. If CCP sold isk directly they could easily put every isk seller out of business.
Would it have the same negative effect on the game? Sure. But it's going to happen anyway.
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Yggdrassil
Amarrian Missionaires
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Posted - 2008.08.18 23:54:00 -
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Migth be wrong - not sure if I understood what the story was...
If the story was:
Pilot A has two chars: A1: FC in Daishu A2: Wallet access in Corp B.
Corp B charges isk from players for ratting/mining in Alliance C's territory.
Char A2 transfer i.e. 90% of the isk recieved to Alliance C, and 10% to Char A1 (that's what I call skimming: you take a few % off the top)
Char A1 buys a Titan partially for the isk he has skimmed off corp B.
Char A1 and/or Char A2 gets Titan (and isk?) taken away by CCP.
If this is the deal, I for one am REALLY REALLY curious what happened to the 90% of the isk that Alliance C got..... If the 10% skimmed was 40 billion isk... some alliance should be down 400 billions.....
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Kaitou Shiroi
U-208 Blade.
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Posted - 2008.08.19 01:12:00 -
[52]
Edited by: Kaitou Shiroi on 19/08/2008 01:13:03
Originally by: Richard Angevian
Originally by: Kelta Out of interest if CCP are taking assets or isk off people that have received it from isk farmers/sellers, then how do people stand on selling GTC's to isk farmers?
If you just take a quick look at the time code threads I think it is bloody obvious isk sellers/farmers are buying GTC's for their characters, unless normal Eve players are calling themselves afgtsaa or ttt007/ttt006 etc these days?
Then again CCP make real life money themselves from this, so i'm guessing they don't care right? 
The serious farmers/sellers launder a lot of isk with GTC buys. Where else do you think the illegit sites get the GTC codes they "sell"?
The bottom line is that the only way to get rid of the isk sellers is for CCP to... sell isk. Sound harsh, but they do it anyway, with the overpriced GTC's. If CCP sold isk directly they could easily put every isk seller out of business.
Would it have the same negative effect on the game? Sure. But it's going to happen anyway.
Apparently you've never bought or sold a GTC for isk. Using the secure GTC transfer thing, the GTC gets applied directly to your account. You never get the actual code, it just gets applied to your account as a credit.
Edit: Because I fail at quoting.  |

Aaron Mirrorsaver
Warped Mining
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Posted - 2008.08.19 01:14:00 -
[53]
Originally by: Ralania Kerin
Originally by: Aaron Mirrorsaver
couldnt have said it better Mal, and this is what people dont understand, just because you can something, doesnt mean you should. Just because thieving is fine, means that we should all be corp thieving spying, ****heads? your answer is probably yes though.
I am actually completely against corp theft and anyone who is associated with my corp or who knows me in my alliance can attest that I am not in Eve to make it for myself.
That said, the rule of the game in Eve is that scamming and theft is allowed as long as it is accomplished within in game means. Who you scam and steal from shouldn't matter - unless there is a trail of evidence that shows that the "theft" is really a payment, which is possible in this case.
lets suppose for a minute though that it was a theft.. and it looked or appeared to be bought or whatever...then stealing in the first place put you in the situation, |

Ralania Kerin
Minmatar z3r0 Gravity
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Posted - 2008.08.19 02:46:00 -
[54]
Originally by: Aaron Mirrorsaver lets suppose for a minute though that it was a theft.. and it looked or appeared to be bought or whatever...then stealing in the first place put you in the situation,
Ya but since stealing and espionage are completely approved game mechanics this is a moot point. If you want scamming and theft and such to become bannable I don't even think I would argue against you, but until then it shouldn't matter who you scammed or stole from.
I dont think we should judge this based on whether we agree with what the Daisho player did. It should be judged based on whether that player was complying with the rules as they had been presented up to that moment.
Now in most of these cases it turns out that CCP has some other bit of evidence that really makes it an obvious case that something worse happened. I really hope they have that kind of evidence in this case because I can only imagine how I would feel if I had been in the game long enough to fly a Titan and I was given the boot on a mistake, misunderstanding, or misinterpretation.
Ralania Kerin |

Wusti
The New Era HUZZAH FEDERATION
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Posted - 2008.08.19 03:43:00 -
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TBH - diverting this thread seems pointless to me. I'm afarid that there is ALOT of information not being shared here, from both ends and so it is pointless to speculate.
All I really wanted to say - was GL mate hope u had fun while it lasted - and EVE is an addiction surprisingly hard to break  |

F90OEX
F9X
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Posted - 2008.08.19 04:11:00 -
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Trust me, there is alot more to the story then what's been told in the threads. Remember they spent weeks going back and fourth with CCP over this. All the way to the top GMs.
Its an very interesting twisting tail.
They knew the risks, but IMO I just don't think they quite knew who they where dealing with on the other end.
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Garia666
Amarr T.H.U.G L.I.F.E White Core
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Posted - 2008.08.19 05:32:00 -
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If you have no idea the people you are dealing with are isk sellers or farmers you should be able to do with buisness with them.
anyway i dont get the story but it will get explained soonish i guess. |

Kuolematon
Space Perverts and Forum Warriors United
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Posted - 2008.08.19 05:56:00 -
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If CCP does something like that, it's because they smell fishy stuff over there. Just wait and they will clear it up. They are master minds after all ..
.. oh wait! |

Adirawin
Gallente Interstellar eXodus R0ADKILL
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Posted - 2008.08.19 06:55:00 -
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Originally by: Ralania Kerin
Originally by: Aaron Mirrorsaver lets suppose for a minute though that it was a theft.. and it looked or appeared to be bought or whatever...then stealing in the first place put you in the situation,
Ya but since stealing and espionage are completely approved game mechanics this is a moot point. If you want scamming and theft and such to become bannable I don't even think I would argue against you, but until then it shouldn't matter who you scammed or stole from.
I dont think we should judge this based on whether we agree with what the Daisho player did. It should be judged based on whether that player was complying with the rules as they had been presented up to that moment.
Now in most of these cases it turns out that CCP has some other bit of evidence that really makes it an obvious case that something worse happened. I really hope they have that kind of evidence in this case because I can only imagine how I would feel if I had been in the game long enough to fly a Titan and I was given the boot on a mistake, misunderstanding, or misinterpretation.
Ralania Kerin
it's allowed but there are consequences and it was just unfortunate that this time the consequence was getting banned because the money was dirty |

Rakessh
Arachnea Phoenix Battalion Bionic Dawn
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Posted - 2008.08.19 09:13:00 -
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Originally by: Richard Angevian Edited by: Richard Angevian on 18/08/2008 21:53:47 It's not as if CCP's hands are clean here. They sell overpriced GTC's who's purpose basically is a method of RMT, ie dollars for isk, the price difference between what a GTC sells for and what it "should" sell for is pure profit off RMT. And unlike the farmers, CCP gets to make real money off isk without even bothering to farm.
And since they're not farming, it has a much less negative impact on the game economy, and CCP get paid to run their servers and customer support for us to enjoy EVE even more.
From two evils, the isk selling famer and CCP, I'd chose CCP any day. Of course, not having isk for money at all would be the best, but how naive can you be? This is the real world we're dealing with after all, and some people will find ways to get ahead anyway, legal or not. It's good to have a choice in the matter.
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