So i was checking to see if the name Janna was available, for really no reason in particular, and i accidentally misclicked.. Is there anyway to change this back? i have the fg to change it back, but id rather not waste another 1500 fg to just get the same name i had 5 minutes ago..

Unfortunately no, all changes and purchases are final.

* All name changes are final! There are no refunds for any reason, including, but not limited to mistakes or typos.

The only way of changing your name is to pay the 1,500 FG required.

Njaguar changes names of moderator accounts all the time (and changes names/deletes old accounts for said moderators) - I don't see why he wouldn't do it for a regular user?
Edit: For users who have no gold password, I think that the buttons should NOT be in the same place. Lag pretty much guarantees that if they click twice they'll get a name they may not have wanted.

This post was edited by Caerus on Aug 16 2011 07:46pm

This is not the case for name change purchases, or any other purchases on the site.

Clearly you're not realizing the issue at hand. A site rule is broken in order to modify names of moderators and staff members, so why could another not be broken due to something of this nature? I'll re-state my edit.
For users who have no gold password, I think that the buttons should NOT be in the same place. Lag pretty much guarantees that if they click twice they'll get a name they may not have wanted.

And you're wrong. Njaguar gives you 24 (sometimes up to 48 hours) on guild name changes after you make the initial change. Also on a couple other things.

I gave him advice on what to do VIA pm.

This post was edited by Caerus on Aug 16 2011 08:02pm

This why there's a gold password in the first place. People just don't take necessary precautions to make one and end up regretting it later on.
If someone read in the little letters (all purchases are final), it should tell them ''hey I should make a gold password so I don't pay for something I don't want or need by accident.''

Sorry for the misclick, but more people should just plan ahead and be more careful.