sell cheapest gold and power leveling

mmg4 · Posted: 30 Jan 2013 05:10 am Post subject: sell cheapest gold and power leveling

Games
WOW RS GW2 D3 LOL and so on

if want to know more

add me or pm

I have been running this power leveing and sell games gold team for 5 years,

Dont worry about the price ,ours must cheap ,

Dont worry about the time , ours must less,

Dont worry about the safe ,only by hand and fast.

if you intreast me

Skype: xia1007839969
Have a nice day!

scamer keep away plz and dont waste our time!

mmg4 · Posted: 30 Jan 2013 10:01 am Post subject:

online the last 2 hours

Ilap · Posted: 30 Jan 2013 10:06 am Post subject:

Price on rs an d3 us hc ??

mmg4 · Posted: 31 Jan 2013 01:40 am Post subject:

CheapTrader · Posted: 31 Jan 2013 01:41 am Post subject:

How much for 1,600 WarZ gold?

mmg4 · Posted: 01 Feb 2013 01:47 am Post subject:

mmg4 · Posted: 03 Feb 2013 03:17 am Post subject:

online again keep 12 hours everday from now

mmg4 · Posted: 03 Feb 2013 08:19 am Post subject:

scamer keep away plz and dont waste our time!

just google my skype there is my information about sell gold and so on

i have been scammed more than once but i have not scam anyone one time.

online time

mmg4 · Posted: 04 Feb 2013 02:03 am Post subject:

Payments Accepted: PayPal
Live Help:Skype/Live Chat/Emails
we delivery the gold to you within 15 minutes.

mmg4 · Posted: 05 Feb 2013 02:02 am Post subject:

10 Ways To Avoid Scams When Buying Virtual Goods

Here are 10 things you can do to protect yourself from being scammed:

1. Most important of all use Paypal to pay for your transaction. Why? PayPal does not honor Virtual Goods Sales which enables you to open a dispute with PayPal at anytime you feel your being scammed and get your money back 100% of the time.

mmg4 · Posted: 07 Feb 2013 01:59 am Post subject:

2. Do not use Bizrate as a method to decide if the site is safe to work with. The Chinese take advantage of the reporting methods they use and load up their ratings with fake feedback. Instead use sites like ripoffreport.com and alexa.com as these sites have not yet been exploited with fake feedback.

3. Visit the site and see if anyone is actually manning the "live chat". If nobody is working the site, it is probably not a reliable site and should not be trusted. If you do get a worker in "live chat" talk to them for a bit and determine weather it is an actual person or an auto responder that just drops "canned" messages. If you find it is a real operator that can properly speak English, the site might be safe to order from.

4. Phone Contact - If the site has a phone number listed that you can call them on or if they actually perform a "Voice Verification" phone call they are safer to go with.

5. Look for a site that is selling more then just currency and power leveling. If a site sells tangible goods too then it's a good sign. This can also offer a way to test them out... if they sell game time cards you can buy one (you'll eventually need it anyway) and see how the transaction goes. If all goes well then you can be pretty sure they are legit and feel safer to order with them.

6. Another way to find out if a site is safe if to ask friends and guild mates for recommendations if they have purchased MMO goods before. People you actually know are going to give the most unbiased feedback.

Connetic · Posted: 07 Feb 2013 02:01 am Post subject:

:baby:

mmg4 · Posted: 15 Feb 2013 02:49 am Post subject:

7. Google the sites name and do some research that way. If a load of stuff comes up when you Google the site name add some negative words to the search, such as scammers or ripoffs. There is no point in adding positive words to a site look-up because all that typically shows you is the sites fake marketing and SEO work.

8. Site Content is a sign of a legit site. If they have an "about us" page, blog or forum associated with the site then they are more likely to be legit. Most fly by night sites do not take the time to build in these social outlets.

9. If you ever share you account info with a site (should only be necessary for power leveling orders), even a trusted one, be sure to change your password when your order is completed. You don't want to risk your account getting pillaged by an ex-employee or the site itself should it ever hit hard times.

10. If it is too good to be true, it is! Any site offering something for next to nothing should not be trusted.

Well I hope this help to insure a safer purchase of virtual goods for anyone who bothered reading all of this