BowofGlory isn't Songz, the guy took it back weeks ago. Yeah Bow gave his account to Songz when bow supposedly quit, even had Avalon tag for awhile much to my chagrin, although Bow was never considered an alt nor eligible for raid loot.I know for a fact that he is the account owner but not the original creator of the char. I would throwvhis name out here, but I can't do it for the Glory......
I also know this is true (my birdies tell me) so I vouch for that (if it helps at all, haBowofGlory isn't Songz, the guy took it back weeks ago. Yeah Bow gave his account to Songz when bow supposedly quit, even had Avalon tag for awhile much to my chagrin, although Bow was never considered an alt nor eligible for raid loot.I know for a fact that he is the account owner but not the original creator of the char. I would throwvhis name out here, but I can't do it for the Glory......
), apparently Bow was given back too, as well as that I doubt an Ava member would scam...end of. did you get who the scammer was? confused about what nowI'm still confused
Dude, I know you're just trying to post anything you can to bash me or Avalon. This is about someone scamming, and how to rehab them. You're the one who brought up account trading and is actually off topic. Then again, you always do that so I'm not surprised.Nice try, It was all good when he owned it I know he would never scam. But don't act like your against account trading when you have done it.
I don't think he should have to earn his trust back and #2 could be a bad idea. That "random low-level player" could end up scamming even more with his 150k.I can think of few things lower than scamming a clan-mate. And, yesterday a high-ranking and well-known player tried to scam my Heroic Gloves. I lent them to him at the start of a boss fight. Afterwards he ran off, tried to say that I never lent them, then tried to say that while I did lend then, he gave them back... He thought that nobody would believe my word (110, druid) over his (150ish, rogue?). Luckily, I had a good witness and better screen grabs. When confronted, he left the clan and it took a couple hours and the efforts of more than a couple well-respected players to get my gloves back.
Reputation is everything in this game, and trust is integral to any high-level clan. This person destroyed his reputation with one stupid mistake, and as things stand I can't imagine any worthwhile clan offering him membership.
This does not sit right with me because I think this person is more young and stupid than malicious. I don't want him to stop playing, but I want his rehabilitation to be just painful enough so he never considers scamming again.
Here is what I propose (and what I want your input on):
1. This person makes a very public in-game admission of guilt. Perhaps a large gathering in the Tavern.
2. This person donates 150k to a random low-level player. He gives the money to a mutually agreed-upon 3rd party (i have some ideas who) and that person is in charge of dispersing funds.
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