does ggg do anything if you got trade scammed?
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1. You won't get your divine orbs back under any situation
2. With enough reports GGG would deal with the scammer. In what manner we would not know but they have taken action before You did the best thing in reporting. Time to move on. |
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No...
[Removed by Support] GGG does nothing because they implemented the scrool on the item thing and they believe that is enough. So yea. Never invite Vorana, Last To Fall at a beer party. Last edited by Dylan_GGG#0000 on Sep 30, 2022, 1:23:50 AM
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there could be a 5 minute timeout between successive openings of the trade screen to give you more time to inspect items.
it's a technical problem and you're dealing with anonymous people on the internet punishing scammers in a free game with no ident system is like carrying bottles of waters into the desert to make it bloom again. ggg "punishes scammers" for those who deny that there is a desert in the first place but it's not helping anybody really. age and treachery will triumph over youth and skill! Last edited by vio#1992 on Sep 30, 2022, 7:52:48 AM
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No they won't. I've reported scammers before (with screenshots and 100% legitimate proof, sometimes with a few other people in a group) and after a lot of inquiries on what's happening GGG told me that sometimes they build user 'profiles' based on reports and if they get 'enough' violations there might me some kind of temporary punishment.
You won't get anything back. As you can guess, nobody will tell you how many is 'enough' or what is the punishment - temporary block, ban, etc... Easiest way to get scammed is buying challenges, as sometimes the carry requires payment before the service, so unfortunately I can recommend TFT here, because there, at least you can check the person's history and make and informed decision if you want to trust him or not. Last edited by lolerman#1964 on Oct 1, 2022, 8:31:24 AM
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They probably laugh a little
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