Buying gold is not a victimless crime

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6-07-2008 @ 5:30AM

morlog said...

Wouldn't it be more like giving a stranger your house keys and telling them to come round when you're not there to fix the leak.

If you were stolen from, you can bet your insurer would be reluctant to pay out. In this instance you can look at Blizzard as being the insurer, as you'd expect them to correct things. They're explicitly warning you not to give your house keys to strangers so the situation won't arise.

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