Imo Wow is kinda overpriced just like Silkroad is novadays... paying 20 bucks for a game.... COME ON !... its not big money but techincly its just throwing your money away cuz sro is not fun anymore.. full of turks, scammers, spammers, Goldbots and LTP Parties -.-" no one grind at parties novadays =(
[Question] Does Visa/MasterCard silk payment methode get ban ?
08/03/2009 14:32
HexCon#16
08/03/2009 16:43
karixpriva#17
i dont buy gamecards "myself".. didnt you got when i said.. I never got banned? Warned (not sure about that word)..? Should i need to be more clear?.Quote:
Youu doesnnt spent a penny? .. how ? it cost 20$ each month to play WoW ?.. and like 30$ or something for 2 months if you buy a card ..
urmomzzz hahahaha nice one.
08/04/2009 16:30
tiomraida#18
Im screwed , i guess im gonna play SRO from jail !
08/04/2009 19:42
Lander007#19
Chill out, you won't go to the fucking jail. Some guys I know did it too, their account got banned that's all.
08/04/2009 22:28
recking#20
you all know that u are not only fucking with joymax the little dumbass oversea company .... you are also fucking with multi trillion dollar company visa...
08/04/2009 23:06
udaLandiic#21
bahh let them do want they want to .. " use at ur own risk ".. dat is wut we should say .
08/05/2009 22:09
Colenzo#22
Joymax can't do anything against you...except banning your account and even authorities can't do anything against you....
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In the US, people that commit credit card crime largely go unpunished and repeatedly victimize consumers and businesses. The Secret Service handles crimes involving the U.S. money supply; they have a limit of $150,000 before investigating each crime. Most credit card criminals know this and keep purchases from any one business below $150,000. Credit card fraud can be reported to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and to local and regional authorities. It is the standing policy of the FTC not to investigate reports where the value of fraud does not exceed $2,000. Local law enforcement may or may not further investigate a credit card fraud, depending on the amount, type of fraud, and where the fraud originated from.
According to Wikipedia.