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Hey Lebron,
I hope you are doing well.
I am writing to you because I have the impression that the administration has massively favored a project's media partner.
My orginal thread was this:
English translation:
"What happened: On the evening of February 19, 2026, at approximately 8:30 PM, ID 28469 acquired Chiptuner No. 22 at auction for $3,000,000,000.
The necessary funds presumably came from ID 27776 (Media Partner). Both are related in a family, and this can be verified using any available money logs.
While the transfer of hundreds of millions or even billions of dollars is now permitted under the new 10% tax system, here's the crucial point:
The two players immediately swapped both companies (Chiptuner 22 and Optics Tuner 153), which would also be legal if the value of both companies were equal or if any differences were settled through additional payments.
According to current data and recent prices paid for this and similar tuners, Optics Tuner No. 153 has a market value of approximately $2-2.2 billion.
Chip tuner #22 was acquired at auction for $3.0 billion.
Therefore, there would be a difference of approximately $800 million, which should have been included in the payment for a trade. Failure to do so would constitute a violation of General Rule 1.7.
I doubt this was done, as player 27776 (Meida Partner), ranked 3rd by Forbes today, likely has approximately $2.5-2.6 billion in cash, and player 28469, ranked 31st, likely has approximately $600 million. From this, I conclude that the necessary $800 million for the compensation payment could not have existed.
I would therefore like to ask the high team/chief level to thoroughly investigate this case, as we do not want players to be treated and judged by double standards. In the past, players have been sanctioned for this rule for far less.
A recent example: Rejected - Mia Unexpected I 137604 I Oleg Promillo
Have a nice evening and here's to a fair game! "
I kindly wanted to ask you to check, that this was realy done as rules say it has to be done.
Even if it was done correctly it's actually not possible for media partners to buy things in the auction.
This trade method simply bypassed the system.
Thus, it affects the enjoyment of the game for normal users and impacts the server's economy.
Kind regards
Gerd
I hope you are doing well.
I am writing to you because I have the impression that the administration has massively favored a project's media partner.
My orginal thread was this:
Rejected - Investigation Allg.1.7 ID 28469 und ID 27776
Beschwerdegrund: Investigation Allg.1.7 Beweismaterial: Was ist passiert: Am Abend des 19.02.2026 gegen 20:30Uhr erwarb ID 28469 den Chiptuner Nr. 22 in der Auktion für 3.000.000.000 $. Das notwendige Geld stammt vermutlich von ID 27776. Beide sind in der selben Familie und dies lässt sich...
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"What happened: On the evening of February 19, 2026, at approximately 8:30 PM, ID 28469 acquired Chiptuner No. 22 at auction for $3,000,000,000.
The necessary funds presumably came from ID 27776 (Media Partner). Both are related in a family, and this can be verified using any available money logs.
While the transfer of hundreds of millions or even billions of dollars is now permitted under the new 10% tax system, here's the crucial point:
The two players immediately swapped both companies (Chiptuner 22 and Optics Tuner 153), which would also be legal if the value of both companies were equal or if any differences were settled through additional payments.
According to current data and recent prices paid for this and similar tuners, Optics Tuner No. 153 has a market value of approximately $2-2.2 billion.
Chip tuner #22 was acquired at auction for $3.0 billion.
Therefore, there would be a difference of approximately $800 million, which should have been included in the payment for a trade. Failure to do so would constitute a violation of General Rule 1.7.
I doubt this was done, as player 27776 (Meida Partner), ranked 3rd by Forbes today, likely has approximately $2.5-2.6 billion in cash, and player 28469, ranked 31st, likely has approximately $600 million. From this, I conclude that the necessary $800 million for the compensation payment could not have existed.
I would therefore like to ask the high team/chief level to thoroughly investigate this case, as we do not want players to be treated and judged by double standards. In the past, players have been sanctioned for this rule for far less.
A recent example: Rejected - Mia Unexpected I 137604 I Oleg Promillo
Have a nice evening and here's to a fair game! "
I kindly wanted to ask you to check, that this was realy done as rules say it has to be done.
Even if it was done correctly it's actually not possible for media partners to buy things in the auction.
This trade method simply bypassed the system.
Thus, it affects the enjoyment of the game for normal users and impacts the server's economy.
Kind regards
Gerd
