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I got owned by Accounts.net what now -
07-04-2008
I sold em an account about 3 months ago. Original owner got it back now. What should i do
Here is mail
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Dear Pavel
During our recent security check, we have discovered that the account you sold to us (Username: pa4o4o) is no longer in our possession. We have unsuccessfully tried to reset the password with the information that we have and would request that you reply to this email within the next 24 hours with the correct login information.
We, the Corporate Security Department, have already started our investigation with regards to this matter and any fraudulent activity discovered will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
Please be informed that PayPal is aware of the situation. Should this issue not be resolved amicably, we may proceed to inform PayPal that you are a potential scammer that may result in your PayPal account being deleted / flagged.
We have strong evidence in our case that includes chat logs, IP addresses, contact information, etc.
To reply, you may communicate with us via email. We will respond to you as soon as possible.
As stated in our Terms and Conditions ([Only registered and activated users can see links. ]):
Selling your account
By submitting the details of an account for sale, you represent that you have the right to sell the account, and thereby acknowledge your ownership of the account at the time of submission. By submitting account information details, you represent that all information is factual and without any intentional omission or alteration. Once funds have been transferred from accounts.net to the seller and payment is received for an account, the seller acknowledges the transfer of ownership of the account to accounts.net. Any refunds or returns will only occur with consent from accounts.net. If at any time it is discovered that you, the seller retrieve the ownership and control of an account from either accounts.net or any individual that currently holds ownership, accounts.net will cancel the payment sent and reserves the right to pursue legal action. The selling of duplicated, macroed, copied or any type of mass produced or fast produced products using illicit methods or third party software is strictly prohibited. Accounts.net will report any such incidents to the proper game developer. Furthermore, any moneys transferred will be cancelled and the product refunded.
Thank you for your time.
Regards,
Accounts Network, Corporate Security Department
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I closed my paypal,credit card. Changed my info in paypal and closed. I am 13 years old.
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07-04-2008
Good bluff, too bad its stupid, 3 months is reasonably past the time they could establish reliable control over the account, they cant message paypal, cause that's 3 months they could have lost the account, don't let them get to you...
Either don't reply or reply with "ass i don't have paypal" and/or flag it as a phishing scam :P, lastly, accuse them of losing the account of their own accord, 3 months, and you didn't establish your own control over the account?
If paypal starts anything (they should not but just in case) accuse Accounts net of losing the account of their own accord, 3 months is plenty of time to establish reliable control of said account...
Last edited by insanelightning; 07-04-2008 at 02:39 AM.
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07-04-2008
Dont refund it lol, they cant touch u
They are just bluffing.. trying to scare u to pay them the money but worst they can do is get the account banned and since it aint urs anyways its not ure problem
I got owned by Accounts.net what now
