Quote (HASBULLAH @ 28 Dec 2021 06:25)

I have a contact, one of my good friends father has accounts full of insane items. I don't know what the economy is right now in classic d2, but he has everything multiple times. over 50x 25% torches, frw charms etc, 08s like valk, hellmouths cannot be frozen, ss, wf, etc, etc. All the duped rares perm, amulets, rings, boots, etc. Im wondering how rare these items are now since everybody is at d2r now, and how much demand is left. I really want to share these items with the community and get him to switch to dr2. I'm going to be selling everything for him as PERM and for free(i wont be benefiting at all from this). I won't be for my knowledge logging into his accounts, but i will get the items directly for the sales. In 3 days my friend will be at his dads house and have access to the accounts. These have been refreshed for over 15 years, rainman type stuff. If anybody has truthful information and wants to help please post here and ill pm you. Thanks guys

Quote (Sleepingdogs @ Dec 29 2021 08:55am)

Local Senior Citizen dies at the age of 72 after his 40 year old son hacked his Diablo:II video game accounts and stole all of his "Valued items". His wife states "He had been logging into his accounts every day for the last 15 years cataloging his inventory" and described it as "priceless memorabilia". After logging in one day and suddenly finding all of his account inventories completely empty the mans wife heard an abrupt scream and by the time she found him his heart had stopped as he entered cardiac arrests. Paramedics were unable to revive the man at the scene. The son was found several hours later distributing the stolen items on a popular trading website known as d2jsp. The wife says her son was always jealous of his fathers valued items and would often call him to beg, plead, and berate his father over the "legit dupes" his father was holding, but she says her husband never trusted their son with such valuable items as he was often involved in "window trade scams" and other unethical activities and allowing him to acquire said items would "tarnish" her husbands reputation he acquired over the past 20 years.

Quote (pierr0 @ 5 Jan 2022 16:06)

am i the only one that laughed at this?

Quote (pierr0 @ Jan 5 2022 04:06pm)

am i the only one that laughed at this?

Quote (TradeEconomy @ Jan 5 2022 06:05pm)

We all laugh at this lol