Bloopers1971 wrote: » You are hacking that is why your account is banned good job kabam
Shadez6 wrote: » Bloopers1971 wrote: » You are hacking that is why your account is banned good job kabam I'm not though, that's why I'm asking. The only thing I can think of is an officer logging in for me to move me in aq while I sleep
GroundedWisdom wrote: » Shadez6 wrote: » Bloopers1971 wrote: » You are hacking that is why your account is banned good job kabam I'm not though, that's why I'm asking. The only thing I can think of is an officer logging in for me to move me in aq while I sleep Account Sharing is agaisnt TOS.
Appie wrote: » GroundedWisdom wrote: » Shadez6 wrote: » Bloopers1971 wrote: » You are hacking that is why your account is banned good job kabam I'm not though, that's why I'm asking. The only thing I can think of is an officer logging in for me to move me in aq while I sleep Account Sharing is agaisnt TOS. not that i'm sharing a account but the tos states you're allowed, aslong you have permission and don't use a cheat.
RehctansBew wrote: » @GroundedWisdom Get off your high horse, there are lot of people out there today that got banned. And yes it's a new wave on people account sharing. While that may be simply running a line in AQ or moving them along to not get stuck. This infraction in no way should warrant a permanent ban. 72 hours or 30 days is a big enough deterrent. But permanent ban is way over the top. I lost a lot of good mates, today because of them needing help during real life issues. Not for modding, but simply getting help to use energy. You always come on here and beat a dead horse on the TOS but let's take a look at it from real world perspective. Get out of you basement and meet some real people for once. Life happens!
Dropfaith wrote: » Shadez6 wrote: » Bloopers1971 wrote: » You are hacking that is why your account is banned good job kabam I'm not though, that's why I'm asking. The only thing I can think of is an officer logging in for me to move me in aq while I sleep So you acct shared? That's a ban
Steve76s wrote: » If I cheated then I would take the ban like a man. However I have never cheated unless you count boosting as cheating. I have reported many cheaters to Kagan, not based on account info but rather because of 10 second linked bosses being dropped by a 3 star. Now I can sympathize with others since I to have been wrongfully banned.
GroundedWisdom wrote: » RehctansBew wrote: » @GroundedWisdom Get off your high horse, there are lot of people out there today that got banned. And yes it's a new wave on people account sharing. While that may be simply running a line in AQ or moving them along to not get stuck. This infraction in no way should warrant a permanent ban. 72 hours or 30 days is a big enough deterrent. But permanent ban is way over the top. I lost a lot of good mates, today because of them needing help during real life issues. Not for modding, but simply getting help to use energy. You always come on here and beat a dead horse on the TOS but let's take a look at it from real world perspective. Get out of you basement and meet some real people for once. Life happens! It's simple. If it's agaisnt the rules, then it's subject to disciplinary action. It's not our place to say what is appropriate action. If people don't want to be reprimanded, then they need to follow rules. I'm not on a high horse. I just play by the rules. They're there for a reason. Any violation of TOS can be subject to banning.
Shadez6 wrote: » Dropfaith wrote: » Shadez6 wrote: » Bloopers1971 wrote: » You are hacking that is why your account is banned good job kabam I'm not though, that's why I'm asking. The only thing I can think of is an officer logging in for me to move me in aq while I sleep So you acct shared? That's a ban OK so I'm guilty of that, but a perma ban... For someone who spends a decent amount on their game. With no reason, and having to send a ticket in to even ask why. It's bad customer experience. Actually it's probably enough for people to charge back their purchases, not that I've looked at that option yet
RehctansBew wrote: » GroundedWisdom wrote: » RehctansBew wrote: » @GroundedWisdom Get off your high horse, there are lot of people out there today that got banned. And yes it's a new wave on people account sharing. While that may be simply running a line in AQ or moving them along to not get stuck. This infraction in no way should warrant a permanent ban. 72 hours or 30 days is a big enough deterrent. But permanent ban is way over the top. I lost a lot of good mates, today because of them needing help during real life issues. Not for modding, but simply getting help to use energy. You always come on here and beat a dead horse on the TOS but let's take a look at it from real world perspective. Get out of you basement and meet some real people for once. Life happens! It's simple. If it's agaisnt the rules, then it's subject to disciplinary action. It's not our place to say what is appropriate action. If people don't want to be reprimanded, then they need to follow rules. I'm not on a high horse. I just play by the rules. They're there for a reason. Any violation of TOS can be subject to banning. Kabam has stated that each case is looked at individually and you are always on a high horse. In previous posts they have stated that different infractions will have different consequences. So yes they should be treated differently.
GroundedWisdom wrote: » RehctansBew wrote: » GroundedWisdom wrote: » RehctansBew wrote: » @GroundedWisdom Get off your high horse, there are lot of people out there today that got banned. And yes it's a new wave on people account sharing. While that may be simply running a line in AQ or moving them along to not get stuck. This infraction in no way should warrant a permanent ban. 72 hours or 30 days is a big enough deterrent. But permanent ban is way over the top. I lost a lot of good mates, today because of them needing help during real life issues. Not for modding, but simply getting help to use energy. You always come on here and beat a dead horse on the TOS but let's take a look at it from real world perspective. Get out of you basement and meet some real people for once. Life happens! It's simple. If it's agaisnt the rules, then it's subject to disciplinary action. It's not our place to say what is appropriate action. If people don't want to be reprimanded, then they need to follow rules. I'm not on a high horse. I just play by the rules. They're there for a reason. Any violation of TOS can be subject to banning. Kabam has stated that each case is looked at individually and you are always on a high horse. In previous posts they have stated that different infractions will have different consequences. So yes they should be treated differently. You keep implying that I'm on a high horse, but you're trying to justify it by implying it's a lesser offense. It's not. It's a rule. When rules are broken, that can lead to action with sufficient evidence. It is not a lesser offense, or a greater one. It's an offense. The simple solution is: "Don't break the rules.". Your arguments say more about your own actions than anything.
RehctansBew wrote: » GroundedWisdom wrote: » RehctansBew wrote: » GroundedWisdom wrote: » RehctansBew wrote: » @GroundedWisdom Get off your high horse, there are lot of people out there today that got banned. And yes it's a new wave on people account sharing. While that may be simply running a line in AQ or moving them along to not get stuck. This infraction in no way should warrant a permanent ban. 72 hours or 30 days is a big enough deterrent. But permanent ban is way over the top. I lost a lot of good mates, today because of them needing help during real life issues. Not for modding, but simply getting help to use energy. You always come on here and beat a dead horse on the TOS but let's take a look at it from real world perspective. Get out of you basement and meet some real people for once. Life happens! It's simple. If it's agaisnt the rules, then it's subject to disciplinary action. It's not our place to say what is appropriate action. If people don't want to be reprimanded, then they need to follow rules. I'm not on a high horse. I just play by the rules. They're there for a reason. Any violation of TOS can be subject to banning. Kabam has stated that each case is looked at individually and you are always on a high horse. In previous posts they have stated that different infractions will have different consequences. So yes they should be treated differently. You keep implying that I'm on a high horse, but you're trying to justify it by implying it's a lesser offense. It's not. It's a rule. When rules are broken, that can lead to action with sufficient evidence. It is not a lesser offense, or a greater one. It's an offense. The simple solution is: "Don't break the rules.". Your arguments say more about your own actions than anything. My own actions? I still have my account! I'm still ranked in a top 200 alliance, and I'm still playing. My action speak loud and clear. I sure hope the next time you get a parking ticket you end up in the slammer for 6 months. Then there will be some peace and quite around here. Because you know it's an offense and you broke a rule. But Im sure you've never broken a rule. Needless to say, my opinion stands that plain account sharing for the sake of real life shouldn't be a permanent ban. I have no issue with modders being gone permanently, make no mistake about that.