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I used this a couple of times, the first time service was amazing, but the second time I brought 10 million it took longer because they had to verify the transaction. But all in all a great site to use, highly recommend it!
---Jeddolls
- Very good services. Paid for a lot of mule accounts and got the accounts in 1 hour time max. Definitely want to pay more from this site. Cheap and reliable, never been disappointed.
---Jan
- Legitimate and Reliable would definitely buy again.
---smeast
- done a mule and a comfort trade, mule within 20 mins and comfort took 24 hours! speed up comfort trades please! over then that, superb! legit!
---bigwau
- Bought a mule account and it took 10 mins to come in and great prices to!!
---constermac
The theories for the cause of...
Some say that the inclusion of the Hwarang quest, which requires 500 collection points (points which would have previously been spent on equipment boxes) and its heady 100m in cash has resulted in an overflow of gold. Well, there is cheap cheap mesos here.
Others have noted that removing the ability to JP indy items (i.e. torn pages, water dragon scales, etc) has removed an easy source of Sea and Earth Elements, which are often used in the Barter Shop to obtain high end crafting items. Thus high end crafters (i.e. the ones with the full bank accounts) have had no choice but to rely on Dragon, Conqueror, Freezing, and Divine gear to obtain their elements. Still others have blamed the various minor adjustments, a supposed ninja nerf in Goonzu loot and an overall 80% reduction in item drops.
Whatever the reason, its quite clear that outfitting our mercenaries in the latest gear grows increasingly costly. We are left with a choice to buy mesos: do we try to stick our fingers in the overflowing dam as it breaks apart, calling on players to be less greedy as if the market wasnt simply following the tides of supply and demand, or do we accept that that the dam is lost and build a boat, stock it full of delicious ripe apples (so as to avoid scurvy), put on our pirate hat, raise the ol skull and cross bones, rattle our cutlasses, then sail forth to pillage the seas!
