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#21
May 2 2016 10:42pm
Quote (Jekel @ May 2 2016 10:52pm)
wouldn't hold up in court you don't own anything on your account, If you read the End User's License that you click "I Agree" on when you start playing the game, you'll see a clause that all you actually have is a LICENSE to use the in-game items and that they are actually the property of the game developer. That means you don't actually own any of the "property" that your avatar has inside the game world


Master tier scammer here
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#22
May 2 2016 10:50pm
Quote (Jekel @ May 2 2016 11:52pm)
wouldn't hold up in court you don't own anything on your account, If you read the End User's License that you click "I Agree" on when you start playing the game, you'll see a clause that all you actually have is a LICENSE to use the in-game items and that they are actually the property of the game developer. That means you don't actually own any of the "property" that your avatar has inside the game world



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#23
May 2 2016 10:52pm
Wait. So Rick is STILL ripping people off on D2? What a lil' douche. He's been doing this for years; that's all he does. :ROFL:

This post was edited by NET on May 2 2016 10:53pm
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#24
May 2 2016 11:56pm
:rolleyes:
nice thread
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#25
May 3 2016 12:35am
Quote (Jekel @ May 3 2016 03:52am)
wouldn't hold up in court you don't own anything on your account, If you read the End User's License that you click "I Agree" on when you start playing the game, you'll see a clause that all you actually have is a LICENSE to use the in-game items and that they are actually the property of the game developer. That means you don't actually own any of the "property" that your avatar has inside the game world


Blizz owns all d2 items; you're just paying for the service to have them moved to your acc or being paid for the service of moving them to someone's acc lol

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#26
May 3 2016 12:37am
Quote (Jekel @ May 2 2016 10:52pm)
wouldn't hold up in court you don't own anything on your account, If you read the End User's License that you click "I Agree" on when you start playing the game, you'll see a clause that all you actually have is a LICENSE to use the in-game items and that they are actually the property of the game developer. That means you don't actually own any of the "property" that your avatar has inside the game world


Lol true
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May 3 2016 01:33am
both shit duelers
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#28
May 3 2016 04:08am
Quote (Azn Masta @ May 2 2016 06:25pm)
Stealing that much actual money is Grand Larceny; whether its over the internet or not -_-


Not really. By the common definition of grand larceny, it literally can't be larceny over the internet. It'd be grand theft.

Also everyone else here discussing law is a moron. Of course it would hold up in court.

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May 3 2016 04:26am
Quote (Holynorth @ May 3 2016 04:08am)
Not really. By the common definition of grand larceny, it literally can't be larceny over the internet. It'd be grand theft.

Also everyone else here discussing law is a moron. Of course it would hold up in court.



How could they ever prove it though. Are they going to find your Diablo account and password and look for the item themself?
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#30
May 3 2016 04:31am
Quote (Holynorth @ May 3 2016 06:08am)
Not really. By the common definition of grand larceny, it literally can't be larceny over the internet. It'd be grand theft.

Also everyone else here discussing law is a moron. Of course it would hold up in court.


Ironic.
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