Now, as most of you know, typically you cannot ask someone ASL in a message, because a filter blocks it.

The same method could be used to stop people pretending to send points to people.

E.G This is a legit points transfer message.

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I've given you points!
600 points have been transferred to your account.
Reason: Hey do it now

- x Jean Paul x

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What if a filter was put on like, the subject or the message to block messages like this being sent manually.

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My Old Account

I will be the death of you

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or they could put a mark on the genuine ones, like where the dot that shows you if you've read it is

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Even better"!

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My Old Account

I will be the death of you

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don't you think doing that will turn lw into a big market place? having this untrustworthy system scares people from trading

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Says the one who's triggered this.

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From a distance you look like my friend,

even though we are at war.

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don't you think doing that will turn lw into a big market place? having this untrustworthy system scares people from trading

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bend can i just say that you're a clever guy and i admire you for your scam

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If someone "sends" fake points, and you report them, they should be informally warned.

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We can't prove if it's fake or not if the amount of points seems reasonable.

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From a distance you look like my friend,

even though we are at war.