why do yall use the trade window ? just drop the stuff on the ground and have it picked up

even more risky.
The safest way is to have a fake listing up for at least a day or so, and then buy the exalts by giving them the PM.

Its easy to see its RMT when you make a fake listing and it sells in seconds.

This post was edited by ISellLeagueBoosts on Apr 27 2022 11:34am

I have to disagree here:

Alot of ppl work with the official trade websites "live search" option to snipe underpriced items.
So yes, if you price a high-value item slightly "too cheap" it might actually sell within 1 min!
Go and list an eternal orb for 1 mirror (thats a little bit extrem ofc)...you will get 5+ trade-requests within 1 min.

This post was edited by OrcishDevil on Apr 27 2022 02:58pm

GGG isn't retarded my guy. Theres a clear difference between underpricing something like an awaken GMP or some shit vs a clearly trash rare.

Do you think they have a record of every item that existed and its stats? Even if it no longer exists?

For instance, let's say I list a shitty item for sale and trade it over. Does GGG's servers keep a log of the trade and the items involved, as well as their stats? If not, if the person simply drops/vendors the item, it'll no longer exist on the game server and GGG has no idea of checking whether the item is shit or not

If I had guess, they do keep logs on that stuff, however, I don't believe they have a dedicated team that actively sifts through and detects stuff like that. I would imagine they could if they wanted though. Or, what ISellLeague is saying, they only go after the "bigger trades"

This post was edited by ChocolateCoveredGummyBears on Apr 27 2022 08:29pm

Use a timeless jewel then for example.... Near impossible to know its worth...

I do obviously not have exact numbers, but there have to be ten- if not hundred of thousands of ingame trades per day....

They are definitivly not looking for suspicious trades manually by hand....they surely use an AI for that...question is what the algo is actually scanning for....has to be a combination of several filters... High value alone cant be a problem, else all of my accounts would have been banned long ago... I have accounts that im trading thousands of exalts every week on for years now... Only had 1 account banned (and unbanned) in years and im very confident that it happend right after trading a flagged account (obviously I can not proof this theory...)

I think currently they are banning currency middle men. People who buy currency on demand when their RMT website has made a mirror sale.

They have a level 2 account grab the mirror from the seller, turn right around and then give it to the buyer and pocket the 10% markup. This is really easy to detect and has always been banned but now GGG is banning both the seller, and the buyer.

Yes, im convinced you are 100% right!

Trading with someone who got his accounts / ip / mac-id flagged is what gets ppl banned!
(The other Person being flagged as real money Trader - Not urself!)

What im uncertain about is what the exact criteria for getting flagged are...as i mentioned in my previous post i can only assume that it has to be a combination of several factors combined.

double post

This post was edited by OrcishDevil on Apr 28 2022 06:46am