Transfer Market Bans & False Flags – When Legit Players Get Punished
I want to raise a serious issue that goes beyond gameplay.
I was recently restricted from the transfer market for “coin distribution” — something I have never engaged in.
All my activity has been manual. No bots, no third-party tools, no coin buying or selling. Just normal trading.
My method is simple: I “lazy list” players above market value because I’m not in a rush to sell. Most of these listings don’t sell. Occasionally, they do. That’s it.
I also have:
- No prior penalty history
- A stable coin balance over time
- No unusual coin spikes or transfers
Despite this, my account was flagged.
I have also spent money on the game, and now access to core features has been restricted without clear explanation or transparency. From a consumer perspective, this raises concerns about fairness and accountability.
What’s more concerning is what happens after:
- No clear explanation
- No evidence provided
- Appeals receive the same generic response
- No real way to defend yourself
It feels like the system flags patterns without context, and once flagged, you are treated as guilty with no practical way to prove otherwise.
I’ve now submitted a GDPR data request just to understand what triggered this, because the normal support process provides no transparency.
This isn’t just about one account. If normal trading behavior can be misinterpreted this easily, then any player could be affected.
Has anyone else experienced similar transfer market restrictions despite playing legitimately?
