Celtic Heroes

Your friend should have explained the tos to you that he agreed to. Either way maybe do up a support ticket explaining when you bought or had the account traded to you that you did not register it yourself you were unaware of the terms of service.

Imagine I sold you a car but, didn't sign it over. Technically it is still my car and I can take it back because it would still be my car if you have no proof of transfer or purchase. Otm would look at it the same way that you are not the owner of the account. The fact you put a lift kit in it does not matter.

How do you file a support ticket.

email support
problem is you need proof the other party agreed to this. It protects the player thats why they have a no selling or trading account policy.

If you do not know the e-mail... [email protected]

Before playing Celtic Heroes, you must first comply to the End User License Agreement (EULA), also known as the Terms of Service. This message pops up the first time after you download the game from the App Store and launch it.

The following is a direct excerpt from the ToS:

You may not share your password, buy, sell, give or trade any account, nor attempt to buy, sell, give or trade any account.

OTM has the complete right to enforce rules like these because after all, it's their game. When you hit the "Accept" button after first launching Celtic Heroes, you obviously didn't read the Terms of Service. Nevertheless, you agreed to follow OTM's terms in order to play the game.

It's pretty clear that failure to follow such terms leads to account suspension/banning. What this means for you is that this desperate attempt to challenge the rules…

No... it's just that if both players are fine with trade one should not be punished. It should be the original account owner's decision of what they want to do with the account. No one got scammed and it was a trade, the original account owner was fine with trade and we are still friends and I talked to him a few days ago.

…is far too late. If you had disagreed with the "No buying/selling accounts" rule, you should have pressed the "Decline" button on the ToS and deleted the app before you even started playing.

Before playing Celtic Heroes, you must first comply to the End User License Agreement (EULA), also known as the Terms of Service. This message pops up the first time after you download the game from the App Store and launch it.

The following is a direct excerpt from the ToS:

You may not share your password, buy, sell, give or trade any account, nor attempt to buy, sell, give or trade any account.

OTM has the complete right to enforce rules like these because after all, it's their game. When you hit the "Accept" button after first launching Celtic Heroes, you obviously didn't read the Terms of Service. Nevertheless, you agreed to follow OTM's terms in order to play the game.

It's pretty clear that failure to follow such terms leads to account suspension/banning. What this means for you is that this desperate attempt to challenge the rules…

No... it's just that if both players are fine with trade one should not be punished. It should be the original account owner's decision of what they want to do with the account. No one got scammed and it was a trade, the original account owner was fine with trade and we are still friends and I talked to him a few days ago.

…is far too late. If you had disagreed with the "No buying/selling accounts" rule, you should have pressed the "Decline" button on the ToS and deleted the app before you even started playing.

I just redownloaded the application and there was no ToS.

actually in your case try [email protected]
Also, not be rude about it otherwise may as well no bother.

I just redownloaded the application and there was no ToS.

I just redownloaded the application and there was no ToS.

1. ToS always pops up on first launch, I just tested it.
2. Even if for some reason it didn't pop up for you (jailbroken device hack?), your account still may be warned/suspended/banned.