Ducati0307 said:Exactly. EA banning people when all they are doing is using their product within the constraints that they've set up is criminal.
When I sell I always undercut the lowest price a little to get it off quick. The guy that sold too high probably had his set above multiple people of the same card and it sold. That looks suspect like coin buying. Just saying. You see it here and there. For example card going for 500k but you see one listed for over a mil, obvious coin buying.
hatakishin said:When I sell I always undercut the lowest price a little to get it off quick. The guy that sold too high probably had his set above multiple people of the same card and it sold. That looks suspect like coin buying. Just saying. You see it here and there. For example card going for 500k but you see one listed for over a mil, obvious coin buying.
If EA doesn't want players to "overprice" their cards when they sell them on the Auction House... then they could easily implement a control for that by not letting people post cards higher than the lowest priced card... or something not higher than x% above the lowest priced card.
Or they could remove the auction house completely (like they did with the trade block).
But they're lazy. Their practices are predatory. I wish someone that gets banned after spending thousands of dollars on this silly game would actually take them to court. I am 100% sure EA would refund their money rather than risk putting their practices under a spotlight and letting a judge rule against them.
Ah yes another "dindu nuffin" that ea just decided to target for "no reason"
Ducati0307 said:Exactly. EA banning people when all they are doing is using their product within the constraints that they've set up is criminal.
To further this point, their faulty ban system will also flag legitimate sales (at market rates) if subsequently the market price drops rapidly. That's unbelievably bad.
This is a topic that happens almost every year. We have the folks who right away assume the Op is guilty bc how can EA ever ban an innocent account and then we have the folks who have been banned for same reason. All I know is, this isnt a small amount of bans, not saying everyone who got banned didn't actually violate TOS but lets be real, EA is a joke of a company and makes mistakes everyday. I can say with certainty that im sure some folks who got banned didn't purchase coins but getting banned for saying they only flipped cards for like 2-4k profit, I also don't believe. Either way, coming into a forum to just be negative or throw shade on someone without truly knowing is lame. Either try and give advice or just ignore the topic, easy. I hope EA helps you out buddy but I wouldn't bet on it. Useless for helping or getting resolutions with anything.
I got coin wiped for about 5 million coins last year for posting a non buy it now 24 hr auction and someone bid like50-100k more than what the price settled at a day later. EA does not care whatever their bots/ai tells them is coin distribution is all the proof they need. When i tried to state my case they let me know I should be grateful i wasnt totally banned. Swell guys over their in customer service.
hatakishin said:They need to ban the accounts of the streamers/youtubers who promote as well.
The fact that you can’t see that playing by EAs rules is vastly more unfair than circumventing it by buying coin is hilarious. The kinda guy that thinks big corporations are always looking out for the people….
TheycallmeJun said:I got banned for coin distribution? When I haven’t done anything wrong. The only thing I have been doing is buying players and selling it for a little more. What is going on? I can’t even appeal it because it doesn’t show up on my EA account
Literally the same all they say is sorry the ban can’t be lifted its bs especially since I haven’t used any 3rd party coin distribution at all
And we’re done.