How d2jsp deals with people losing names?
people getting scammed?

This post was edited by Sergeant01 on Apr 24 2011 10:04pm

It's at the buyer/sellers risk since they can't mediate the transfer

This is all you need about scamm : http://forums.d2jsp.org/info.php?c=5

lol, so it's now legal to scam?
Since jsp doesn't deal with these kind of trade, and theres no proof of the trade.

This isn't all

i love how they encourage public bots
wasn't it fine when trading name wasn't allowed?

No D2jsp doesn't encourage bots or scams please read the rules : http://forums.d2jsp.org/info.php?p=9

Thanks mate, keep working on that tag, u might get it someday, but this isn't the information i'm looking for.
You have to work harder to get a tag, not only post links

Everything around here is linked about what you need to know.

Selling names has nothing to do with bots or scams, if you got scammed you need to post in the appropriate section.

If you see bots report them, it's easy.

Trading rule is here http://forums.d2jsp.org/info.php?p=6

Good luck.

All thats changed basically is that you can make topics about buying/selling names.
Name trading was still quite common before this, and people took the risk anyway.

It's not supported because it is easy for a third person running a namebot to grab the name when it goes to get xfered, how do you determine who is at fault?



That's the risk you take, a smart seller xfers each name onto an individual account before they sell the name, therefore putting the risk of xfer solely on the buyer

This post was edited by Reset on Apr 24 2011 10:15pm

Google name bot, take first link, np mate

Now if you read and understood the situation, you would have seen that there's no proof that can be taken while trading name, so jsp wouldn't support such a thing

Example, both players agree on a trade, seller delete the name, and buyer make it, but says it was taken, proof? there's none, but name trading is allowed

Read what Reset says.

It's not supported, but it's not against the rules.

It can't be mediated so it can't be supported, because of bots.

But there is no punishment for attempting to do it anyways.