We’re dedicated to account safety and making sure we beat our competitors in every aspect. Imagine having ranked one of these accounts to diamond and higher just to have it retrieved by the original owner, only to get a “replacement” gold account as your warranty. Their accounts are always at risk for retrieval even years down the line, meaning you’ll always have to be cautious with what you do on them. Don’t fall into the blatant “hand-leveled” lie, these are stolen(cracked) accounts. These LoL accounts truly do provide the highest quality and worry-free experience currently on the market. The use of our private pixel bot makes it impossible for Riot to detect us. Unless, after all, the account is sold and we will hear about a ban.Simply put, we provide the safest League Accounts on the market. It seems that at this point the case is about to end. Let us recall that Riot has repeatedly argued that it knows perfectly well when a given account is sold (probably by changing the IP location, but it is difficult to say how it differs from, for example, moving or going on vacation). So it is not known whether the account will be banned if the developers find a change of owner. We plan to ask the website to prevent such transactions.”įaker made no comment on this, nor did the organization, and Riot refrained from speaking publicly about it. “As a result of inquiries to Riot Games, I received a reply:” Selling accounts is prohibited by our Terms of Service and Operating Policies. As we read in the source text on the Korean website:

Someone reported the matter directly to Riot, as a result, it went through the support department, then someone above took an interest in it.

The original text is in Korean, but you can understand how the situation played out. Furthermore, the entire site will be banned from auctioning League of Legends accounts. The auction was removed with a notice that the sale of accounts is prohibited, the reason for the removal was a legal notification. While there were more and more offers to buy, Riot was decisively and clearly taking action. There were many offers to buy, but Riot intervened. The account prepared this way was put up for sale for 44,000,000,000 won, ie over $ 40,000. As a result, someone took over Faker’s nickname and registered it on himself. Recall that after years of inactivity, an account called SKT T1 Faker changed its nickname to random characters. A few days ago, we wrote about the case of selling an account with a very specific nickname that once belonged to Faker.

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