That all trickles back down to using a Mediator to prevent any and all scams.

I can provide you with this guide; How To Request A Mediator And Prevent Scams


As for impersonating scams, it’s always best to take certain steps before a trade such as making sure all trades are conducted through a Trade Topic which is also posted in the Trading Rules found here: https://forums.d2jsp.org/info.php?p=6



Do not share game name and passwords in Trade Topics and confirm account names and character names via Private Messages.

so it has nothing to do with stroking the ego of fg buyers?

Also, if you have any other questions regarding scams or potential scams, feel free to PM one of the Scammer Accusations team member found here (Textbook or TonyZD2R) https://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=106356263&f=250

This post was edited by Southland on Jun 30 2025 12:13pm

Interesting

Why do you think everyone who has fg necessarily bought it?

Great take….not..
Let’s say you run a bot on a game, or god forbid you’re good at a game, or god forbid you got lucky and found something worth alot.
Even then, 100fg a day is 36,500 fg a year.
Now say 5x that, you’re looking at making 180,000 fg a year from your bot(s) or luck.
It’s called saving, years of holding onto items that have exponentially grown in value, or like you said…using their wallet (but at the end of that day, how does that affect you).

This post was edited by straightedgerevenge on Jul 1 2025 03:29am