Where Politics And Video Games Collide

@Tony

Well look at it this way, if they do it the call people way, thats another 750,000 calls to check on fraud, out of how many, say a million a year they already have? And lets be honest, if we take 750,000 out of those million, they are more important. I mean a wow subscriptions is about £110 a year roughly, if they pay monthly, while the other cases are going to be worth what, £500+? What would you rather lose? £110 or £500+?

If you worked in a call centre, who would you rahter deal with? 750,000 angry gamers about their wow subscription, or somebody who are trying to buy more important things?

To me, it makes sense, and glad that that I'm not going to pay for some guys lvl 32 rouge, without my permission, which I will not give.

I work in a shop, and I do something that may be considered a bit of inconveniance, which is make people check the amount I've put in for any card transaction, when most other people don't do this, so someone is not paying £329.90 on something costing £32.99.