Please do not 'bump' topics without adding anything which is relevant to the discussion.
The issue raised has already been addressed earlier in this topic.
It has. But the rest of the community has raised the banner for this post. In Support you guys deal with people who lose their account every week, or who drop their meteoric items, or who do player error logistics and you swoop in and help fix them.
And we all appreciate that. But this, although it's definately unconventional, is another case of /headsmack player error. It's well within the bounds of support tools, and you gain little by holding to yer guns that it's against policy...or yer not able.. Because we all know you are able, and the policy if it prevents this, kinda sucks.
Without doubt, you don't want a slew of people coming to you with a list like "Mommy!!!! Who did I trade this to?!?!?" and I can understand not wanting to open that kinda box... But this guy has heavily supported the game, the company and the system. He has been out-spoken in his support, and he made a stupid mental error and he forgot who he traded to...
Can't you just bend the policy and say "Damn D0nk0, you freaking moron you traded it to "this person" & "that person" and please never make this mistake again because we aren't your personal freaking Siri."
I feel like people, leaders, from many servers are trying to say... yes...you may be correct in your adhesion to OTM support guidelines but isn't better to just do what's right? This is a trade log request of a specific time/date and can be done.
Please help this guy, because it's simply the right thing to do. Not not help him because its a round peg in the square hole's of Support Doctrine.
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