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[Frog]

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[tigeris]

the player with most play-time can always recover the account

 

[Kyle]

the player with most play-time can always recover the account

False statement. I have made hundreds of accounts and I do not have the most play time on them yet I still can recover.

 

[tigeris]

False statement. I have made hundreds of accounts and I do not have the most play time on them yet I still can recover.

so can they, if they're not retards. After a recovery war it will stay with the person who played the most. Tested it myself.

 

[Frog]

Absolutely not true. If you have the creation IP. Which I do. It can always be recovered. I make them all on my home IP.

 

[Laziz]

Absolutely not true. If you have the creation IP. Which I do. It can always be recovered. I make them all on my home IP.

But it wont be enough to recover it if lets say they play on the account change passwords and have billing informations of membership u wont have.
You should think about this :/

 

[Frog]

That isn't needed. If you have first ip and password and creation date. Stuff they won't have you are good to go.

 

[tigeris]

That isn't needed. If you have first ip and password and creation date. Stuff they won't have you are good to go.

It won't work, just test it on any account with months of play time before you get yourself banned because of someone else

 

[Frog]

I have tested it. I recovered an account for someone that I put 27 hours of play time on in the first week of creation. They had got fishing from 76 to 99 and gotten 75 range on the account. I was able to recover instantly almost. Took less than 10 minutes for the appeal to come back.

I also don't see how this is any different than having workers make accounts for you. If I don't allow an email to be registered or membership to be put on by anything besides bond and don't allow password changes then what is the issue?

 

[Laziz]

I have tested it. I recovered an account for someone that I put 27 hours of play time on in the first week of creation. They had got fishing from 76 to 99 and gotten 75 range on the account. I was able to recover instantly almost. Took less than 10 minutes for the appeal to come back.

I also don't see how this is any different than having workers make accounts for you. If I don't allow an email to be registered or membership to be put on by anything besides bond and don't allow password changes then what is the issue?

Should not be an issue if they follow these rules, but you didnt mention them in your thread Gl man <3

 

[tigeris]

I have tested it. I recovered an account for someone that I put 27 hours of play time on in the first week of creation. They had got fishing from 76 to 99 and gotten 75 range on the account. I was able to recover instantly almost. Took less than 10 minutes for the appeal to come back.

I also don't see how this is any different than having workers make accounts for you. If I don't allow an email to be registered or membership to be put on by anything besides bond and don't allow password changes then what is the issue?

after person recovers it back again you won't be able to repeat it

 

[Frog]

after person recovers it back again you won't be able to repeat it

Im not sure you understand this process haha.

 

[Indistruckable]

There's already service's about all over the web like this, sorry to say but it is a good idea.

 

[Superfluous]

sounds extremely risky for both parties. no one reputable enough to garner very high account prices is willing to take that risk, so this very likely won't work as a business model