Originally Posted by Aldora Originally Posted by

But that’s just the point. In this example you are selling an in-game item which you’ve created with in-game features (like crafting, gathering and purchasing ingredients from the market boards). No external incentive like Real Money has come into play here when it comes to acquiring the item you wish to sell or it’s ingredients.



When it comes to the Wedding and Dye items you can only get by purchasing them with real money, that’s a whole different story.



You purchase an item from the Mog station through the use of real money, then use that same item to sell it to another player for an in-game currency.



You might think it’s mind boggling how people think you can should be banned by selling an in-game item for an in-game currency, but it’s not about selling an item for an in-game currency. It’s about how you got the in-game item which you are trying to sell for an in-game currency .



You didn’t craft it yourself or used in-game features to gather the ingredients for it. No effort was made into creating this item, next to going to the Mog Station and purchase it with real money.



So, yes. You are indirectly buying buying gil through the use of an in-game item you’ve purchased with real money through the use of the Mog Station.



Unless we get an official statement from Yoshi-P , the above can be considered a bannable offense due to a violation of the ToS.