godwisper67
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Hello, @godwisper67.
It sounds like the account you sold doesn't have all the required recovery information for safekeeping the account. This is why we generally discourage 2nd hand accounts and it's best to sell accounts that you personally owned or hand trained like most of our sellers do. When the account gets recovered, the buyer usually wins and this usually creates a loss for the seller — this is because if the original owner of the account recovers it, the fault lies with the seller. In this sense, you sell 2nd hand accounts at your own risk. I understand you didn't want this but I also hope you understand that to keep things fair and organized, the loss due to the original owner taking it back should still be under the seller.
The $220 penalty you spoke of is most likely due to this. You will need to settle that if you want to sell again on the site. Buying is separate and you may still proceed with that, but kindly note that upon inspection, our staff may decide to decline your purchase; I am sorry. You should receive an email for this where you can settle the fee; please check your inbox.
As for buying and the insurance associated with it, PlayerAuctions can only provide a maximum of 1 year. Sorry, but this cannot be extended any further. Thank you for your interest, though.
Let me know if you have other questions.
I tend not to agree. First of all the only recoveries on world of warcraft accounts are email and secret/question answer. Secondly if PA read the messages on my inbox the buyer first said that he lost the details. Thirdly the buyer said he contacted a GM from warcraft in his own name which is absolutely ridiculous as the name on account which he could see is totally different of which I suppose even the GM checks. I never mentioned in my listing that I was the original owner and never said same to buyer. Sold several warcraft accounts on PA and outside of PA and never had a single problem. The only evidence the buyer provided was a screenshot of an email which everyone can produce and which shows the buyer using his own name and not that listed on the account. Moreover, when I asked the buyer in the dispute to submit the email change if account is recovered he never did this. Sorry but cannot accept this even though I trust PA and need an RS3 account. I just will look elsewhere so sorry for this.









