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inimeste
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well ill explain what happened to me.
i log in as a normal day to neverwinter and see my both char on same acount
with 0 ad each in the inventory.
After that ofc i clean my pc, renew paswords, etc, etc ,etc.
Then i put an item on ah a blade fragment from mc to a cost of 270k
First item in ah blade frag was 240k
then came mine for 270k.
suddenly i see this user :<No Naming and Shaming> buying these item from me...
he bought these for 30k more expensive out of nowhere?having the 240 option in there?
and bought this item that actually nobody in game has ever bought since mal castle started.
and also he made the purchase like 30min 1h later that i realized someone hacked my account.
perhaps he did it , or it was just a big coincidence.
so i just letting u guys know and be aware , try to keep your pws complicated and hard to guess.
i log in as a normal day to neverwinter and see my both char on same acount
with 0 ad each in the inventory.
After that ofc i clean my pc, renew paswords, etc, etc ,etc.
Then i put an item on ah a blade fragment from mc to a cost of 270k
First item in ah blade frag was 240k
then came mine for 270k.
suddenly i see this user :<No Naming and Shaming> buying these item from me...
he bought these for 30k more expensive out of nowhere?having the 240 option in there?
and bought this item that actually nobody in game has ever bought since mal castle started.
and also he made the purchase like 30min 1h later that i realized someone hacked my account.
perhaps he did it , or it was just a big coincidence.
so i just letting u guys know and be aware , try to keep your pws complicated and hard to guess.
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I'm sorry to hear about your loss. However some people will simply not notice cheaper offers sometimes. I doubt it is relevant in any way to your security breach. They wouldn't buy an item from you for a 10% loss in AD compared to just taking it back if they had your information still.
1) item that nobody ever bought in neverwinter history since malabog started.
2) first item was cheaper and anybody can see it , this user i mentioned is not a ****.
3)name should be known so he has a chance to actually respond to my message
4)u dont confuse an item on ah for prices when u are buying somethnig that cost 270k now that after patch getting ad
is hard.
5) he didnt just take the item u know why?
because nobody has ever bought a malabog blade fragment EVER!
but its fine i just lost 150k ad on each character i had. ill get that back on a cn run
but im really mad cuz of the situtation.
i think u should not take user name away tho, i wanted to see how he explained that
Right now you suspect that he is doing something and are accusing him with no real evidence. There's a number of reasons why somebody would buy an item and not buy the cheapest item, especially since the AH Sort System is a bit out of order, but not one in my opinion that would encourage them to buy from you rather than simply take the item.
It is up to PWE to determine whether that person truly stole items off your account and take action against that person. You may not simply claim that he is a malicious person and try to turn the world against him.
The reason is for the simple truth that I could do the same to you. I could say I got my account compromised and lost all my items and because you followed me around for 5-10 minutes in Protectors Enclave using the dance and taunt animations that you must be the person who did it.
Does that make it true? No. The rules are in place to prevent such false accusasions from hurting innocent people. Public blacklisting is not permitted.
While you believe that the item was bait there is no reason a person who stole your items would buy it. It's really not evidence in any form and in many ways is no more proof than the example I gave. If there is any correlation between what a person would buy and them stealing from another user they would avoid that person rather.
If you truly think there is something more to it though you may contact customer service and report the information. They will look into it and take appropriate action against that person.