EPTI'm wondering if a mod or admin could act as a middle man to make sure that neither of us is getting scammed.
trading US beta key for EU
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nibbles
United Kingdom179 Posts
I'm wondering if a mod or admin could act as a middle man to make sure that neither of us is getting scammed. | ||
micronesia
United States24708 Posts
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Ranix
United States666 Posts
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Navi
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 if only swapping places to live were as easy... "hi i'd like to live in EU for the next couple of weeks, anybody want US?" "shure glhf" | ||
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nibbles
United Kingdom179 Posts
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FiBsTeR
United States415 Posts
On April 29 2010 05:22 micronesia wrote: I'm curious how you think the middle man will help. How are they going to test to make sure the keys are valid before they distribute them? The middleman could set up 2 new gmail accounts and attempt to activate the 2 keys on the 2 accounts (1 each). If they are both valid, the middleman can then give out the email accounts/passwords to the respective parties, and then each party can change the email address/password of the b.net account. Basically, since you can edit the e-mail addresses on the b.net accounts, having an unregistered beta key is equivalent to having some buffer e-mail address. | ||
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micronesia
United States24708 Posts
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deconduo
Ireland4122 Posts
On April 29 2010 05:23 Navi wrote: good luck with the trade if only swapping places to live were as easy... "hi i'd like to live in EU for the next couple of weeks, anybody want US?" "shure glhf" People do this pretty often, google house swapping. If you want to go on holidays for a few weeks, just swap with someone | ||
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EtherealDeath
United States8366 Posts
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Ian Ian Ian
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Grobyc
Canada18410 Posts
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Pokebunny
United States10654 Posts
On April 29 2010 05:28 FiBsTeR wrote: The middleman could set up 2 new gmail accounts and attempt to activate the 2 keys on the 2 accounts (1 each). If they are both valid, the middleman can then give out the email accounts/passwords to the respective parties, and then each party can change the email address/password of the b.net account. Basically, since you can edit the e-mail addresses on the b.net accounts, having an unregistered beta key is equivalent to having some buffer e-mail address. No? Just give the admin the name and pw of the account you have and he'll logon and check... | ||
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FiBsTeR
United States415 Posts
On April 29 2010 05:53 Pokebunny wrote: No? Just give the admin the name and pw of the account you have and he'll logon and check... I don't understand... if A has a US key and B has an EU key and they want to trade, they haven't activated the keys yet. That is, the keys aren't tied to any account. If they activate the keys with their own accounts, then the admin would have access not only to the keys but to A's and B's b.net accounts, which is more information than is trying to be exchanged (not to mention that the keys have now already been activated and now cannot be traded without trading both b.net accounts...). EDIT: Can you explain what you mean a little more? | ||
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EtherealDeath
United States8366 Posts
On April 29 2010 05:42 Grobyc wrote: You do know this is against Blizzards terms of service, therefore TL doesn't support these threads, right? Isn't only trading accounts against ToS, and not the key itself? Kind of if say, I bought a copy of WoW and gave the key to you before activating an account with the key, and similarly you gave me yours. | ||
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Grobyc
Canada18410 Posts
... key can only be used once to upgrade a Battle.net account to participate in the beta test, and while we encourage you to share this key with someone you know, it must not be traded or sold. ... From Blizzard | ||
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micronesia
United States24708 Posts
I think that means traded for something of value... not a key from another realm lol | ||
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