Found Maggots Selling Invites

[DasFox]

I wish we could have these people pistol whipped for being such bums ripping off peeps selling them invites, talk about scum, and with people like this running around, no wonder others have a hard time getting invites...

Here's some posts:

http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?p=6650197#post6650197

http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=716354

http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=696674

http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=716093&highlight=torrents

http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=710028&highlight=torrents

[Skiz]

You've obviously have not been around the scene long, only scum sell invites to people rather then trading with them.

And trading them is any better? :dabs:

[Snee]

That's pretty harsh, people exploiting the noble invite-traders :cry:

[DasFox]

You've obviously have not been around the scene long, only scum sell invites to people rather then trading with them.

And trading them is any better? :dabs:

I mean trading in the fact that if you have invite and invite someone, and they invite you, therefore a trade.

I would hope to think this is a hell of a lot better then selling invites for money.

[thebazzla]

unfortunately you will still get people trying to sell invites for money:(

[Skiz]

And trading them is any better? :dabs:

I mean trading in the fact that if you have invite and invite someone, and they invite you, therefore a trade.

I would hope to think this is a hell of a lot better then selling invites for money.

Well, it isn't.

The bottom line is that if you're inviting people you don't know, you're part of the problem.

[mbucari1]

And trading them is any better? :dabs:

I mean trading in the fact that if you have invite and invite someone, and they invite you, therefore a trade.

I would hope to think this is a hell of a lot better then selling invites for money.What's the difference? Either way you're compromising the security of the site by inviting people you don't know. If you're gonna do it you might as well get some cash for it.

[DasFox]

Yes the trades to people you don't know aren't cool either, errr.. scratch I said that... :(

[FatBob]

bill gates sold invites when he was young :unsure:

[DasFox]

bill gates sold invites when he was young :unsure:

LOL...

Hmm I do need a job... Just kidding guys, just kidding... :)

[kyuuchi]

There will always be people selling invites, MMORPG items and stuff. It's against the site rules and they know it, but if there is money involved they still do it, especially when they know they can get it for free. Don't people sell these on ebay all the time?

[Alien5]

http://forums.digitalpoint.com/announcement.php?f=24

they say its ok to sell invites but not accounts.

[Mr JP Fugley]

I mean trading in the fact that if you have invite and invite someone, and they invite you, therefore a trade.

I would hope to think this is a hell of a lot better then selling invites for money.

Well, it isn't.

The bottom line is that if you're inviting people you don't know, you're part of the problem.

I agree with manker.

[Something Else]

The people that get these things to sell are probably using invites or accounts that they traded for anyway. It could be like this:
User A trades his account to an unknown person user B.......
User B sells the invites that came with it to unknown person C
User C could be an MPAA agent or just some rich, stupid cunt.

I do think sites offering invites for donations is part of the problem too.
In fact, that's where the whole monitary valuation starts. :dabs: