Voted no.
Although it sucks to be scammed, the people that are being scammed are just plain not smart and putting warnings won’t change that.
They are being scammed by people who impersonate others that added them on bnet. No communication at all via d2jsp.

Also they are not off site scammers.
They have a fresh multi every time they scam.
The only way to get your btag if it’s not someone’s signature or anywhere on their profile is to set up a trade with the person.

This post was edited by straightedgerevenge on Jul 17 2025 09:45am

interesting take. nvr thought of it. Only thought of banning bots are profitable for blizzard.



again, I understand this suggestion will probably be received poorly by the jsp veterans, thats why I wrote the last paragraph in my topic post. ty for your attention tho
as for them being not off-site scammers, I should probably word it better but the gist is that you cant scammer tag them properly. so yea, sticky post just counters this problem from another direction, no matter how small of a help it is.

This is the correct answer. Scammers like the one you mentioned in your first post are conducting their scamming activities outside of d2jsp. This is why it's important to always have a trade thread, post in that trade thread, and confirm final game details via PM. Constantly updating a sticky in every section is cumbersome and unnecessary if safe trading practices are employed. If you're ever unsure we suggest not to make the trade, or use a mediator.

Thanks for your suggestion, but this is not something we will be implementing now or in the future.