Yes I know we already have a gold lock password option, but what about a second one? This password would not have to be entered every time you spend fg, it would just be used if you ever went over your set daily or weekly limit. Another suggestion for this 2nd password would also have a requirement to be sent to your email as verification since you would rarely enter it, for example "password accepted, please confirm via email". The email verification might be too much, just suggesting.

This came to me thinking about some recent scams/mistakes, I've seen at least 2 topics where guys have sent about 14000 fg instead of 1400 for example. I myself have sent 500 instead of 50 before, luckily the person I sent it to was a nice guy and sent it back.

I saw another guy get hacked who had over 100k fg. Login get key logged buy items send fg fg pw key logged daily/weekly limit pw that you rarely/never enter can slow this down greatly.

Not sure if this is old or what not, I checked around a little bit but Idk any for sure way to tell if It's been posted already.

Let me know what you think anyways!

e: Also, I would like to add that D2JSP has evolved, and is still evolving and growing, people are donating/investing, and they want to know there investment will be safe, an extra line of defense never hurts. One thing you don't want to do is make it a pain to send/receive fg, but slow down the "major moving amounts" and of course, it would be optional. just another thing to look at.

This post was edited by DieTryin' on Jul 10 2011 01:51am

I like the idea.

No, the security is already enough.

Yep.

I don't want to have everything password protected because of some dumb people who download "hacks" which include keyloggers.

No security is ever enough for those people.

Thanks for the comments, anymore? I just come on to see 8 no's but only a couple comments, can anyone elaborate why this would be a good or bad idea?

It would be extremly annoying and unnecessary. Just because people get careless and send the wrong amount or click on fishy links doesn't mean we should inconvienice the majority