Changing Passwords On Another's Account Allowed?

[Sapphirion]

err then just.....change the E-mail addresses of the two account u want[and the passes] and i mean really just make another lvl 70 it takes me 1 hr [maybe less] to make D:

[Pixie~Stick]

That explains alot.
and damn how much is it to buy all the gears you have to get lvl 70 so fast?

i didnt buy gears for the most part

they where gifts

[FelixAxuim]

my gears are kinda decent...i did farm mushrooms to get them..but since tis new episode came out....gravity took out stack for mushrooms  now im broke and im just going like whaaaaaaa!!

[Pixie~Stick]

howd you make $ from mushroom XD?

[Mooncalf]

Sorry to post again, but I still havent been able to get a straight answer and its bugging me. The rules are rather ambiguous on this topic, and it would be nice if a GM or persun of authority could clarify the matter for me.

I really dont want to lose those chars - they have sentimental value even if they are of low level - but I dont want to get in trouble either. So that is why I would like to make sure I am following the spirit of the letter of the law before I proceed.

What counts as "ownership" of an account? In this case, I was given an account with three empty slots and leveled three characters to 70 on it. So who does this account belong to - me, as I was the only person who worked on it, or the person who's e-mail address it is registered to?

[Mooncalf]

*bump*

Yes, I am comitting the dual sins of bumping an old thread and double posting at the same time - but only because I have still not recieved a satisfactory answer to my question, and its better than making a new thread. More importantly, this thread brings people's attention to the story of me, which is possibly the greatest story ever told.

[Sapphirion]

well if u got the owner's permission it is allowed i believe but otherwise dont or she might report [u can never tell ]

[paladin181]

I'd say if you share your password, then it's your fault if you lose the account. Pro-tip: Change the Email address first.