Based off of internal investigation and discovered information, the player mentioned in the report will currently not be punished, as we have concluded there was not sufficient evidence for the two sets in question.
I want to make something clear. In the 'Trading' section of the rules, these clauses are mentioned:
"Lending items is at your own risk. It is your job to document your loans. With proper evidence, thieves will be punished but we cannot guarantee you will get all your items back. Make sure you trust the person before you lend anything. "
"When accepting a gift, it is recommended that the person receiving the items keep some proof that the items were a gift and not a loan. This could save a lot of trouble later."
No matter which side of a trade you are on, even if you think you can trust a person, keep screenshots of not only the trade itself but the motivation behind the trade in writing. When real-money trading is involved, it is very difficult for us to credibly ascertain what someone's goal was through trade logs alone. If something similar happens to you, and you don't have sufficient evidence proving the items are genuinely yours, you are free to report it, but it is unlikely you will get your items returned.
All we can suggest is to either never do real-money trading, or to keep evidence of every trade that is noteworthy and make doubly sure you captured the other party's stated intent behind the trade (purchased with outside currency, gifted, loaned, etc).
Only loan or lend items to people you genuinely trust. Report closed unless further evidence changes something.
I want to make something clear. In the 'Trading' section of the rules, these clauses are mentioned:
"Lending items is at your own risk. It is your job to document your loans. With proper evidence, thieves will be punished but we cannot guarantee you will get all your items back. Make sure you trust the person before you lend anything. "
"When accepting a gift, it is recommended that the person receiving the items keep some proof that the items were a gift and not a loan. This could save a lot of trouble later."
No matter which side of a trade you are on, even if you think you can trust a person, keep screenshots of not only the trade itself but the motivation behind the trade in writing. When real-money trading is involved, it is very difficult for us to credibly ascertain what someone's goal was through trade logs alone. If something similar happens to you, and you don't have sufficient evidence proving the items are genuinely yours, you are free to report it, but it is unlikely you will get your items returned.
All we can suggest is to either never do real-money trading, or to keep evidence of every trade that is noteworthy and make doubly sure you captured the other party's stated intent behind the trade (purchased with outside currency, gifted, loaned, etc).
Only loan or lend items to people you genuinely trust. Report closed unless further evidence changes something.
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