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You’re right, why would anyone in their right mind want to get use and value out of something they *thought* they were being given? And why would anyone be upset when that gift was subsequently revoked?
Do you happen to work for Blizzard’s PR team? 🙄
I had about 1800 dust before the snap.
got 8400x2 dust and gold honor rewards cards taken.
crafted one golden Guff for 3200
today back to zero dust and gold cards back ; still have the gold Guff.
i think I came up about 1400 dust on the craft but we’ll see what they do next. I also DE’d one common to see if I was hidden negative but nope I’m at 5 dust now.
Ya guys seriously still considering to end up with "Profits" out of this whole incident - they'll take back crafted cards as well, and just return the dust amount (from "your dust") spent on them. No gifts were meant to be handed out at all in the first place 😂 Now stop being silly.
You should feel shame for taking what is not yours!
And no, I don't work for Blizzard, I have dignity! Fortunately, I have an inner voice that tells me what is right and what is wrong, something that guides me through this valley of darkness full of temptations and excesses called life. If you are going to continue this conversation, remember I have the moral high ground here. ;)
Why would I be ashamed to use something that was given to me, even if it was given on accident? Especially if the gift exists within a completely fabricated economy that I have seen fit to spend literal weeks of my life and thousands of my own money to participate within??
I guess you deem that currency doesn’t exist to be spent, and that by tithing part of your salary to Blizzard, it makes you a better person. I hear if you buy all the cosmetics, it makes you eligible for sainthood. Just sayin’. Couldn’t hurt you to try.
Now you are making fun of me... Good job showing everyone here what kind of values you have, dude!
Honestly, I can't stand people who follows the path of evil without any remorse, or even worse, as in this case, unaware of their derailed actions. Ignorance is a bliss, that's for sure. :(
Yeah I was just as confused as OP when I got 10400 dust randomly. I didn't mind it though 😎
nah they dont ever take back cards, i personally crafted one golden leg and 3 regular legs with the limited time free dust and still have them, you guys missed the boat because of your greed of wanting to hold on to it for next expac
nothing for me
Greed? It's called integrity, dude.
Blizz's Greed Snapped it all back.
Trust me. YOU-WON'T-GET-TO-KEEP-THEM, dude 🤦
If they don't address this, it would be so hilariously unfair to the majority of players. Don't consider yourself "lucky". They are already at it, while we speak.
Seems like blizzard found a way to get people to spend their banked dust. This oops gift and take back likely left many people with less dust for the next expansion. Just Blizzard being Blizzard.
Its the not the first this kind of thing happens, I remember when they first introduced the duplicate protection 😂 if you were smart enough, you were able to have as many packs as you can afford and they would be worth ~400 dust each instead of ~100
I personally know people who got over 600 USD of packs reimbursed and they never locked the account or even took back the cards 😅
Because it is illegal (at least in the US):
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WHAT DO YOU DO IF YOU UNEXPECTEDLY FIND EXTRA MONEY IN YOUR ACCOUNT?
If you find yourself with an unexpected financial windfall in the form of a deposit you didn't make, you may be wondering if you are entitled to keep the money. This is the time when all of your friends suddenly become armchair lawyers, giving you all sorts of differing advice. Unfortunately, the money isn't yours unless you made the deposit or if someone else made the deposit on your behalf.
The only time you can keep money that is deposited into your account is when the deposit was intended to be made into your account. So, if the deposit was a mistake, you can't keep the money. It's as simple as that.
...
WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU USE MONEY THAT WASN'T YOURS?
Cases abound of people who have received erroneous deposits and then spent some, most or all the money and found themselves facing criminal charges. People did various things with the money, from moving it to other accounts to gain interest, investing it, buying cars, helping relatives with bills, or giving to charity. Criminal charges varied by state, but basically amounted to theft of property lost by mistake and receiving stolen property, even in cases where the money went for good or noble causes.
"
Fake news and fear mongering, have you ever thought about a career in the media or government?
seriously guys, they won’t take back the cards, kudos to whoever was smart enough to craft cards and well sorry for the others “Better luck next time”
The comments here are hilarious. First of all there is no way for Blizzard to prove the 'intent' behind dust usage, they can only assume which in many cases it will be the wrong assumption. The casual player that doesn't follow websites and forums had no idea what was going on, so separating people that we're genuine and those that abused the bug is impossible.
The only real solution is for Blizzard to be smart for once and turn this into a good PR move giving back the dust to level the playing field and collateral for giving the player base a headache, not only that but as a token of a god faith under Microsoft..But likely they will be stupid and sour the community against them being blinded by greed in the very first week of buying the company. This could potentially be the biggest PR move we have seen in awhile, if Microsoft drops the ball on it they need to hire smarter people. This is an excellent opportunity for Microsoft to 'win the crowd' out of the gate, a crowd that is suffering from Activision fatigue.
Just be happy for the ones that used the dust and got their new cards. They made out you didn’t.
happens every day in the real world.
And to compare this to bank errors is silly. Video game currency is nowhere near the same thing as federally regulated currency.
This doesn’t affect your account at all. Move on.
And quit being so entitled.
Honestly at this point they should just credit everyone on EU with like 10k Dust, as well as return 10k Dust to people who are stuck on Zero's on NA Server, whos had their Dust tally taken away from them. (and then some)
Super unfair how some people are about to run away with a massive advantage here, just because they happened to exploit the situation, but even more shocking how some of you actually seem to be fine with it. 🤡
also needless to say; super anti-promotional for new players and first timers considering to download and spend real money on HS.
I believe this is the most major incident of this kind since 2014, at least in such ridicolous proportions, a very complicated incident and I have no idea how they are even going to appropiately deal with this now, e.g by manually monitoring accounts. *grabs popcorn* 🍿
Dust is not money. Dust is a virtual commodity. If I find a crate of Cheetos in a ditch, I can try to track down who left them there and try to return them, but I am also within my rights to eat them since they appear to have been abandoned.
However, these particular Cheetos have a tracking device in every bag, and the people who made the Cheetos know exactly where they are at all times. They also have the ability to teleport the Cheetos back to the warehouse -- even if you have already eaten them. They will pull the sustenance from the cells of your body, leaving you hungrier than you've ever been in your life.
They probably won't take back the cards, but they can and will assign negative dust, so it may be awhile before you are able to spend dust again.
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