Hey everyone!
I’m super sorry about not being able to update for the past month or so, I’ve been playing the heck out of Apoc and then of course life catches up with ya and it’s been warm outside…You know how that goes

I figured I’d come back with a BANG! or maybe a ZAP! Yeah Let’s go Zap…or maybe even a Pehw Pehw.

Anyway, I’ve got some questions from past blogs that I’ve posted that I think are pretty solid and need an answering. Let me first start by thanking the people who posted these questions and I hope you enjoy the site!
Let’s dig in – The first question comes from Angel about a blog I wrote in February! She asks:

Several blogs ago, you mentioned “safety procedures in place” that would assure a secure delivery.

Could you comment on what it takes to make a delivery safely?”

Great question and I totally didn’t think of explaining that good enough. On that particular blog we were doing a purchase from Toonstorm for a good amount of Eve Online Isk.  Safety procedures include how the company you’re buying from handles the ISK. In game there are scammers and fraudsters just like in real life. CCP is pretty good about banning or catching people who set up fake corps in game with the intent to defraud users, and people who hack accounts etc. In that particular blog I had a good conversation with the customer service rep at Toonstorm who handles the Eve Isk trades for their company and I was very impressed with his answers and knowledge of the game. Talking with a fellow player put me at ease, and hearing about how they handle the ISK, purchase from safe places, and the measures they take to prevent buying bad product or get their customers in trouble.

Here’s a few general tips on what to look out for:

Specifically for Eve Online Isk buying never buy from a place that uses brand new characters, never buy from a place that uses stolen or scammed ISK (Gms will remove it and ban you), and always make sure to use a method other than direct wallet for large transfers, I prefer contracts.

This got longer than I hoped and I hate to bore, so I’ll answer more questions in the next blog, and I’ll get back to updating regularly

Thanks for reading!

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