Final Fantasy XI and RMT (Real Money Trade).
Many of you are wondering why I am postng here and why I was comitting of the use RMT (Real Money Trade). Well, I will admit that I never thought I would comitte myself to selling my account after playing nearly 6 years of wasting my monthly fees and life time with the company of Square Enix, but here I am with the economy being so bad and needing to sell the account for up coming delivery baby.
Now, I read a lot of forums about egaming supply, the popularity from post after post made on being noted or who bought, sell, and traded, and so forth. So I decided to use this website. I will not give out the external details of my character because it will only violated my privacy and giving Square Enix company satisfactory to possibly take action against me for RMT'ing. To keep it real short, I was tying to RMT an account worth $5000 that came with millions of gil value and in ex/rare items, especially with the obsessity of relic weapon.
I cannot post any pictures for you only and only because it would again violated my personal privacy and comfirmation of RMT convictions. So in doing so, I will give a detailed reasoning and explanation how this website "company" gets away with scams and post -aka - removals of PMs and so forth. Remember, egamingsupply.com is a forum website that has no legistation protection in the real world. What this means is if you conducted business and a consumer (or the "company") charges back on you or attempts to recall Final Fantasy XI account on you, there is no way to beat the case neither the consumer or "company" that has done business with you.
For example... Selling gil. If you sell gil to them and they make a charge back on your paypal account, they can and file a dispute being that the item never came in physical form in the real world rather in the game. Even so, with info and proof provided of recording and pictures, the company of paypal doesn't accept this which therefore these people win automaticly being "virtual goods".
I made my first visit to EGS knowingly and assuming that the site looked promising and very secure based on detail through explanation of middle man service of itrader feedback. I thought I was convinced of item numbers being documented trade to trade, sales to sales, and of course buying. However, it's all "appearance" on what these people are doing and attracting the consumers, especially honest ones.
I would like to advise anyone for the sake of needing money in real life, especialy to take care of loving ones that are coming in the near future, do not use their website. Find a website that has a certification and licence giving you the rights to RMT and protection that validates you as a consumer, so you're protected in the real world.
EGS constantly updated rules so they can dodge whatever legal authorities handles them. The case scenario here is the continue to scam the community as well of fake prices. Please be aware of what this "company" does. Egaming is not in any way legit, they're nothing more but a forum website that the oringal owner used to run casino websites and scammed others (heh, much like the ffxi players running their own online), but who knows that's just me but still isn't fair.
Thanks for reading.
Anthony mires
Seattle, Washington
U.S.A.
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