I have a question if someone could answer it for me
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Listen birdbrain my kid did it one time without my knowledge I could give 2 shts if you believe me or not he did do it and that’s fine if they ban my account but it will be a cold day in Hell before I ever buy this game again! I am done and finished after 10 years they made enough money off me! Fk it
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I just want to say one thing if I have to buy a new copy of this game forget not doing it! I have given SDS thousands and I mean literally thousands of dollars in buying games in the the past decade and the stubs that I had legitimately purchased over the last 5 years runs into over 10-15k of my own real money for a fking video game that keeps these people in business and my son fks up not knowing any better and he goes and buys stubs from U4GM and these people at SDS they take my account away after all the money I have given them over the last 5 years well they can go and pound sand if they think I am rebuying this game or if I will ever buy this game again! They are only screwing themselves out of money for banning my account! Everything else I bought this year was legit from those crooks in the marketplace and I spent over $5000.00 real money that went into there pockets. My kid made a mistake one time that is no reason to ban me and my account for 3 years I have given these greedy money hungry people of SDS thousands of dollars of my money every year but this is where it stops I spend thousands of dollars for the same old [censored] over and over the same cards! Maybe it’s time for me to walk away from this game for good
The problem with this is then everyone could just say their 10 year old son did it by accident and there would be no repercussions for anyone for breaking ToS.
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Sounds like a fantastic teaching moment to me…..
“Actions have consequences, son…”
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You'll be better off spending those $1000s & the time not playing the game on the child instead.
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I don't know what to tell you, man. I've been saying for awhile that a MASSIVE amount of the content creators in this community are a bad influence on kids. How would a 10 year old even know about a 3rd party stub site? Probably from one of the content creators promoting it, I'd assume.
I'm trying my best not to call out the obvious of... "why does a 10-year old have your credit card and the ability to even do this?" but like... sorry I'm at a loss for words here. It's a tough situation, but in the end, it violates the TOS in a major way.
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Because I was out of town on business and he went to his mother and told her he needed to buy stubs for his baseball on Xbox and my wife not knowing any better let him do it. He didn’t even buy that many stubs. I’m not going to sit here and explain myself. To anyone I’m just done they can keep there same BS game it’s the same [censored] over and over every year it’s just old already and it’s time to move on! Don’t worry these greedy people at SDS will put themselves out of business by given out the same [censored] every year! I just hope a new company comes out with a better baseball game and sticks it up there A$$’s thays it for me after 10 years I have given these people enough of my money Audios SDS
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Doubling down… let us know how your appeal plays out. Hopefully you can get a refund from the stub sellers too. Scary to think my kids could be giving out my account info and passwords to shady hackers they contact on the internet and purchase video game cheat services from. Without my knowledge…
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If the above story is true it truly stinks, but you can see why quite a few people don’t believe it. The people being banned are making a lot of excuses. If the guy spent thousands on the game this year then why would his son need to buy more even stubs? If those stubs went towards players, as he claimed, then how did he not notice those players were suddenly on his team? I can’t prove he is lying nor do I care, but a lot of what he is claiming doesn’t quite add up. On another note he doesn’t need to buy a new game he just needs to start a new account if in fact his son did make an honest mistake.
