I dont disagree they shouldnt replace items that are lost to theft. But to
me the point is you wont even get your character back. Account locked out
no questions asked. I would suggest you dont even need to have your account
"hacked" anymore to get your account banned. All someone has to do is find
out your account login call verant claim its his and bother them enough
about getting it back and I bet you a dollar to a donut (figure I would
throw in an old saying while someone else was, lol) that your account would
be locked out. Think about it.

Mu

-----Original Message-----
From: Lance Whitmore [mailto:vesuvus@...]
Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2001 12:02 PM
To: EverQuest@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: SV: [EverQuest] Verant's new security policy..

Yes.. to both of your statements.. If that was the
case, mind you that's such a far fetched example of
someone hacking your system for the mere purpose of
stealing your everquest account. It's still under the
responsibility of the player. How could you ever
prove to Verant that your account was hacked in such
fashion? I guess they should just recreate objects
that you have deleted accidentally too. They are
responsible for the program and its integrity itself
not for the inability for its users to properly defend
themselves. They've implemented a lot of changes to
help protect the player from themselves =) and the
community of EQ players at large are happy. I
wouldn't worry about that new statement, GMs can do
whatever they want, its simply path the company would
like to follow for a majority.

Personal responsibility sucks sure.. btw.. My free
lunch has arrived...=).

D.

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