TOPIC: [SSRP] Scamming Rule Change Suggestion

Scamming

Scamming is the act of stealing money, items or ZARP VIP/Booster Packs from another player through deception or trickery. It is strictly prohibited under the rules and can be punishable by our administration team. Scamming has long been an issue on ZARP, and there is a wide range of scams that range from the obvious to the in-depth and complex. Nearly all scams involve tricking the victim one way or another, although sometimes scammers will exploit the Trade System or other game features or bugs in order to steal other players items.

Gambling games are not considered scamming. If you are not willing to lose your money/items do not participate in gambling.

It is not considered a scam unless money or items are lost or received. Except in the case of agreed upon coinflips or dice rolls.

Administrators must have evidence before punishing players for scamming. If you are unsure ask a community team member to investigate the logs.

Scamming

Scamming is the act of stealing money, items or ZARP VIP/Booster Packs from another player through deception or trickery. It is strictly prohibited under the rules and can be punishable by our administration team. Scamming has long been an issue on ZARP, and there is a wide range of scams that range from the obvious to the in-depth and complex. Nearly all scams involve tricking the victim one way or another, although sometimes scammers will exploit the Trade System or other game features or bugs in order to steal other players items.

Gambling games are not considered scamming. If you are not willing to lose your money/items do not participate in gambling.


It is not considered a scam unless money or items are lost or received. Except in the case of agreed upon coinflips or dice rolls.

For a coinflip or dice roll to be considered valid, the agreed upon price must be fully written out in chat. E.g. instead of "10 million" you would have to write "10.000.000".

Administrators must have evidence before punishing players for scamming. If you are unsure ask a community team member to investigate the logs.

There is no reason to add such a rule just because of 1 incident that was easily resolved

RFlex wrote: Not sure what you're talking about. As far as I'm aware Mytic has done this to countless of users and is still continuing to do so.

Raeker wrote: A user should be able to understand the difference between 10$ and 10m$. If they cant then its their fault.

As mentioned in the rules:

Gambling games are not considered scamming. If you are not willing to lose your money/items do not participate in gambling.

Dont participate in them if the rules are unclear.

It is not considered a scam unless money or items are lost or received. Except in the case of agreed upon coinflips or dice rolls.