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Originally Posted by Bardalicious
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Really? When was the precedent set that selling an eqemu account when it was legal meant you sold everything attached to it? On the contrary, it only included what you wanted it to include under the way account management worked.
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Exactly. But this is the sticking point for me. It isn't just about this particular incident between you and Pan:
How can anyone
prove what was
wanted between two parties when the transaction took place? This is essentially the terms of a contract.
If you engage in RL business deals without a written clear contract you are likely to be out of luck if you ever need to have a court enforce it.
You would have to prove at each transaction (it seems the account information may have been sold several times before reaching Pan) what was and what was not specifically agreed on. Can you do this? Can anyone do this? Most people I know who sold accounts didn't really think ahead and make great records while doing it.
I guess its possible if you have very good records and the GM staff has time to invest in verifying it...but for what? if I were you, and I really just wanted to play EQ, I would take the 49 cleric PL and then work with the GMs on getting a name swap done. Its not like there are thousands of dollars at stake on the table here...you are getting everything you wanted except the name, and you can prob get that down the line if you don't act rudely towards the GMs.