To Shar -verb:
 1 - To say what you mean.
 2 - To say what it means.
 3 - To say something mean.

To Shar -verb:
 1 - To say what you mean.
 2 - To say what it means.
 3 - To say something mean.

Originally by: Shar Tegral

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Originally by: LaVista Vista

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We might add that impersonation is against the EULA. Don't be surprised if you get a ban for it.

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I lovingly eve mail each incarnation such information. The mail usually starts, "Dear Genius, ... ..."

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Originally by: Ray McCormack

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Trying to stop future attempts by lying about the consequences isn't acceptable.

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To Shar -verb:
 1 - To say what you mean.
 2 - To say what it means.
 3 - To say something mean.

Originally by: Shar Tegral

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My fault, was my turn to change your diaper and I forgot.

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Originally by: Ricdics

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Actually it was advised during a previous petition where I asked if there was a way to stop this repeatedly occurring it was advised that the actual account can be banned.

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To Shar -verb:
 1 - To say what you mean.
 2 - To say what it means.
 3 - To say something mean.

Originally by: Ricdics

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Relax guys

I just got back from holidays and nothing anyone says could annoy me

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Originally by: ebonyivory

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your all just bitter because you spend half of your time farming isk from the markets and you never spend any

send the isk to me and ill spend it on 10 or so hurricanes and whatever i have left ill spend on a hurricane bpo


do it!

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Originally by: Ray McCormack

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Guys, I can appreciate your frustration, but please stop spreading this bull**** about bans for impersonation. You get a warning, just like with every other non-serious EULA violation. And a ban for repeated attempts.

Trying to stop future attempts by lying about the consequences isn't acceptable.

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Originally by: Manalapan

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ya...ebony maybe you should go their site and check out how much isk they actually have....

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Originally by: Brock Nelson

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Now, if someone had sent isk to a fraudster who scams by taking letters out, moving letters around in Ricdic's name then why should CCP hold their hand and return their isk?

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Originally by: Selene D'Celeste

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Originally by: Brock Nelson

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Now, if someone had sent isk to a fraudster who scams by taking letters out, moving letters around in Ricdic's name then why should CCP hold their hand and return their isk?

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Because it's one of the only scams against the EULA since EVE was created, and everyone knows it's both not acceptable and that you can eventually get banned for it. Except for the nubs, of course. No ones cares if it should or shouldn't be in the EULA< but we play by CCP's rules, and this is one of the oldest. I don't see why these discussions even come up.

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Originally by: EULA

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You will be assigned a login name and a character name during the registration and character creation process. You may not allow anyone to use your login name or character name to access the System or play EVE. No player may use the character name of another player to impersonate or falsely represent his or her identity. You may not obtain, attempt to obtain, use or attempt to use the login name or character name of anyone else.

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To Shar -verb:
 1 - To say what you mean.
 2 - To say what it means.
 3 - To say something mean.