Alright. Let me see if there's anyone who's gone through the same things I have...
Recently, my account was stolen. Actually, both my Graal account and my email address was stolen by the same person. So now she has complete control over my old email account. I had Schlurfy of Graal Kingdoms ban my account for that server so that none of the stuff on my character could be fooled around with, but now I can't access my account in the first place, (I can't even log in!) so I can't try to get it unbanned. What's worse is that, in order to change my email address on my account to the new one I have, (
[email protected]) I have to have the 17 digit Paypal ID number to do so. But guess what makes this situation tons better? I was never sent an email from GraalOnline or Paypal giving me a transaction ID number, nor is it under my history for Paypal, for some really great reason. So, I'm basically screwed on that one. I checked the actual bill that I got from them, and it had a number next to it that was really long, but lo and behold, it wasn't the transaction number. I still have a copy of that bill on paper, as well as a copy of the email that reads "Your Graal Gold membership was prolonged 1year." Two sets of numbers are given on there -- A 5 Digit Reference Number and an 8 digit transaction ID, but no Paypal ID. That makes perfect sense. You buy an account with Paypal, and every other number is on there except for the number you need to recover your account. Someone please tell me why in hell's name you can't use the two numbers in that email to let admins know you are who you say you are. Enlighten me, please. I had at least 600 hours of gameplay and spent 39 USD to get an account only to have it stolen from me by some adolescent, immature teenage girl who stole XGoLink's account as well. I just love the fact that neither one of us, experienced players who had a lot going for each of us and helped out other people now get this kind of justice. It just brightens my day. Someone fix this, or else there's probably going to be a lot more customers than me in the future who're going to be dissatisfied.
Oh, and GraalDesk doesn't really help when nobody logs on for a period of greater than 20 days.