if the item, money in this case, switches "owner" 4 times, then the last person is the rightful owner.
/edit , obv laws differ in different countrys but this law applys in most of europe atleast.

This post was edited by grasu on May 10 2013 04:28pm

You are not looking at it in the correct terms.

If someone unknowingly got gold from another person, it is not their fault the gold was duped.

So why should they be punished?

And more importantly, how can blizzard actually reason punishing that person?

you lack the basic morality to be considered an acceptable human in modern society

they aren't being punished if they are just taking the gold back. that's doing what is right, removing what isn't theirs, it's not making them any worse off than they were the day before.

This post was edited by majorblood on May 10 2013 04:29pm

please continue

exactly. imagine if your friend gave you 10bil just for being a friend.
Blizz says dafuq and takes it from you.... How you feel?

I don't the person who stole it does. I wouldn't have a clue that anyone was robbed. Just as in the same case as many D3 players that got gold given to them

This post was edited by d3soon on May 10 2013 04:29pm

Taking it without consequence = not so bad

Bounding my account or rolling me back in general = cutting kittens

1st grader > you

ty men

It's not like the diablo 3 gold dupe is hidden information

It was for very many people at the time of it happening, including myself until it was too late.