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huh. i actually didn't know this. i wonder how the investigation on that went since wouldn't they take into account receipts of agreeing to trade? like i know trading is supposed to be against the rules but if someone said "this person hacked my account" when they clearly gave it away is that still a bannable offense?

that sounds fucked up if not since i assume it's mostly friends trading/giving away usernames

No they wouldn't because that stuff can be faked quite easily, especially online. Most sites don't allow for giving away/trading/selling accounts because it is difficult for the site to prove beyond a shadow of a doubt what truly happened and it becomes a matter of one person's word against another. DW staff would have to use information that can't be forged to prove ownership, and that's going to be login records and records of information changes on an account.

And if you think it's fucked up that people will do it, sadly it happens a lot. I've seen people get fucked over by friends and family all the time and it's usually because of some petty argument. Most companies don't want to get in the middle of personal disputes, so that's why they take the stance of it's the owner's responsibility. DW's only responsibility as far as security goes is to ensure that information that isn't publicly visible isn't leaked.

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