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While I don't mind them cracking down on Fraud, the biggest issue is when people want to gift Time to their friends for some reason or another. If you purchase straight from the SE Store, the e-mail that you used gets tied to the GTC and its code. If someone other than you tries to use the Code, they get a strike against their account for the Fraud as listed in the post above.
So, this bears the question: How does SE fix this?
Add a Gift Option.
It's not hard to have someone link two e-mails to the card so that it can be gifted. Steam does this really well over on their side when it comes to games and stuff, why can't Square do it on their very own website? If we're going to worry about it becoming fraud like the gifting was before on the Mogstation, I don't think that'll happen when it's a literal gift tied between two service accounts.
Of course, people are free to go and use Amazon and what-not for their Gift Cards because they're more reliable and aren't as volatile as Square Enix's shop is with their crackdown. It'd just mean more money for Square if they bothered to have a Consumer-Friendly shop.
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While I don't mind them cracking down on Fraud, the biggest issue is when people want to gift Time to their friends for some reason or another. If you purchase straight from the SE Store, the e-mail that you used gets tied to the GTC and its code. If someone other than you tries to use the Code, they get a strike against their account for the Fraud as listed in the post above.
So, this bears the question: How does SE fix this?
Add a Gift Option.
It's not hard to have someone link two e-mails to the card so that it can be gifted. Steam does this really well over on their side when it comes to games and stuff, why can't Square do it on their very own website? If we're going to worry about it becoming fraud like the gifting was before on the Mogstation, I don't think that'll happen when it's a literal gift tied between two service accounts.
Of course, people are free to go and use Amazon and what-not for their Gift Cards because they're more reliable and aren't as volatile as Square Enix's shop is with their crackdown. It'd just mean more money for Square if they bothered to have a Consumer-Friendly shop.
Continue reading...