Bump

Seriously, the fact that Riot responds to people who QQ over Legacy skins and Limited Edition skins, but not this is maddening. Riot, this is what is important to gamers. Not the difference between the skins we can spend money on now and the skins we can spend money on during the holidays. All Riot seems to care about is money in their "Free to Play" game. More like "Free to Invest Hard Earned Money and be Banned at Out Disgretion" This is disgusting.

well bump every time I see this thread

If all this is as you explained, riot disappointed me.

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Originally Posted by Xengre http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yr4PE...o1abTA&index=5 This is a video from his account in which you can see him logged into LoL (his user name). Over 22k RP lol... this is on the same channel as in the quote of which multiple accounts for various games are being sold. Looks rather bad for you OP... You telling the truth? Betting on no.

• A Youtube channel with videos selling several accounts for other games has video of someone logged in to the OP's main account
  
• A video selling a LoL account was taken down from this same channel within hours of the link being provided in this thread (I personally didn't see it. Can anyone confirm if it was the OP's account or not?)

hmm that youtube account is fairly suspicious...

now while i am a bit skeptical of the OP now it doesn't excuse riot from acting the way they have.

There needs to be some kind of proof the account in question is the one sold, or that that youtube account even belongs to the OP

while i am leaning towards the OP being guilty, i still think riot should handle it properly and present SOME evidence so it's a little less scary for the general consensus

Hey all.

Seeing as account hacks are a very serious issue, I wanted our team to take a hard look at this. Having your account compromised is arguably the worst experience you can have in League of Legends. If Player Support had added insult to injury by banning a player who legitimately had their account ripped from them, I wanted us to publicly apologize for the mistake and get this fixed immediately.

However, the evidence we've put together tells a very different story from what the OP claims. We can't disclose some details as they concern private information of the OP or other players and doing so would violate our Privacy Policy, but I can give you all a basic sketch of the facts.

The OP purchased a significant amount of Riot points in November via PayPal. It was actually an amount higher than the $400 claimed (and is currently subject to a chargeback). Approximately four weeks ago, the OP posted details for the sale of his account to several sales websites, including ownedcore.com. (Links withheld as the posts contain personal info). The sales listed the inventory of the account, which we then matched with the OP's account.

We received a ticket at the beginning of January from a player claiming that the OP offered to sell them the account. The buyer agreed, paid, and never received the account from the OP. The buyer included screenshots of the PayPal transaction, as well as their Skype conversation with the OP. Without giving personal details, the Skype name, account e-mail address, e-mail address listed in the selling listings, and the PayPal e-mail address all connect to each other. The IP address on the OP's account has remained constant throughout this entire time period.

I hope that clears this up a bit. However, the real reason for this post is to underscore how important account theft is to us. This is an incredibly awful thing to go through. If you are hacked, contact Player Support immediately, and we'll work with you to get your account back, in the exact same shape it was in before it was stolen. Thanks for putting up with my wall of text.