EVE Players Scammed for 80 Billion ISK

[CaptainKirk]

In the midst of a real-life financial crisis, the popular MMO, EVE Online, is experiencing its own mini-crisis. EVE is massively complicated and has player-run corporations that assume many functions throughout the game.

The player in question, who goes by the name of Xabier, had been employed as an investments manager by player-run Dynasty Banking. His job gave him access to funds invested in the bank by other players.

As reported by Massively.com, Xabier has admitted to running off with ISK 86 billion worth of assets.

The bank says it will be able to recover swiftly by tapping its reserves.

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[KillerStickMan]

Re: EVE Players Scammed for 80 Billion ISK

And his bio now states, 'Thanks for all the fish.'

Ahahahahahaha

[CtrlAltDe1337]

Re: EVE Players Scammed for 80 Billion ISK

roflwaffles?

[TheEn|gma]

Re: EVE Players Scammed for 80 Billion ISK

lol owned much.

[Corkum]

Re: EVE Players Scammed for 80 Billion ISK

Hrrrm... I have always wanted to escape from reality and become an investment banker. Sounds thrilling.

[Boreas]

Re: EVE Players Scammed for 80 Billion ISK

Next thing you know, GW item costs will triple

[KillerStickMan]

Re: EVE Players Scammed for 80 Billion ISK

Next thing you know, GW item costs will triple

GW prices?? Guild Wars??

[FallenMorgan]

Re: EVE Players Scammed for 80 Billion ISK

I love the game, but sadly I don't have time to play it right now.

This is why I stay away from player corps for the most part.