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There are no | There are no objective criteria to describe a suspicious [[transfer]]. | ||
You must keep in mind that you may never ever pay an extremely higher amount for a player than his market value. You can always check the market valuey by using [[transfercompare]]. | |||
In the past it was allowed to trade players (to make an agreement with another player to make the same extreme high bid on a player of the other person so you could 'trade' the two players). | In the past it was allowed to trade players (to make an agreement with another player to make the same extreme high bid on a player of the other person so you could 'trade' the two players). This is not allowed anymore. | ||
Another form of suspicious [[transfer]]s are multiple transfers between two [[team]]s or transfers between two teams that are 'linked' to each other (e.g. two brothers/sisters on the same ip). | |||
If someone you don't know makes an extremely high bid on one of your players, be smart enough to report it to your local GM. They will find out anyway and you will lose the money wich was payed to much anyway but if you don't report it to your local [[Game Master|GM]]'s they '''could''' see it as cheating on your part and sanction you about it. | |||
So always report transfers that look suspicious to you by contacting your local GM. | |||
So always report transfers | |||
Revision as of 14:49, 3 December 2005
There are no objective criteria to describe a suspicious transfer.
You must keep in mind that you may never ever pay an extremely higher amount for a player than his market value. You can always check the market valuey by using transfercompare.
In the past it was allowed to trade players (to make an agreement with another player to make the same extreme high bid on a player of the other person so you could 'trade' the two players). This is not allowed anymore.
Another form of suspicious transfers are multiple transfers between two teams or transfers between two teams that are 'linked' to each other (e.g. two brothers/sisters on the same ip).
If someone you don't know makes an extremely high bid on one of your players, be smart enough to report it to your local GM. They will find out anyway and you will lose the money wich was payed to much anyway but if you don't report it to your local GM's they could see it as cheating on your part and sanction you about it.
So always report transfers that look suspicious to you by contacting your local GM.