yeah... thanks for your ideas, guys I have found what I need. https://icpen.org/
starchaser01
[quote who="benmanns" reply="6" id="3588562"] It was your choice to buy in the first place. Anyway you should contact the seller and tell them about the situation make a couple of screenshots from the item and description before you do so that way they cant change it in time. Now contact the seller and tell them about your situation and try to claim your money back or ask for a refund. If the item does indeed differ from the description, they will normally tran
Damn, I cannot insert the image I saved with that "great choice" description...
[quote who="Nimbin" reply="2" id="3588556"] Yet another unwitting victim of the so called "pay to win" phenomenon. The only real advice i could offer is to stay as far away from these games as possible unless the actual game developer is a well known reputable company. It sucks that you got ripped off this way because there are a lot of honest game developers and companies out there that do the right thing and then you get the rogues like the one you dealt with obviously are it it taints
Hello, guys, and thanks for replying. It's Wargaming. And no, onefiercepuppy , I have not misread or missed anything. They wrote it clearly "a great choice". Well, it's not a great choice. Like so many things Wargaming sold in the premium shop. And i'm not the only one having this problem with their lies. <img style="vertical-align: middle;" src="[IMG]http://i61.tinypic.com/16k827b.jpg[/IMG]" alt="wargaming, ishizuchi, fo
Hello. I need help with something, I really don't know where to ask... I play a game online, bought some items with real money from their official site, only to realize that they lied in the item description, the "product" is NOT what they say it is. Is there a place/bureau/institution where I can report this abuse, so this company gets a investigation, a fine or something? After all, they lied, they got my money, they must be punished. Thank you.