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how do i post what i am selling on argos?
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Argos gw estimator tracks the trade log in kamadan. So if you just spam in kamadan enough, people who look for the item you are selling will see it on argos.
Best use the widely used abbreviations, because that's what's people will be looking for in argos (e.g.: even though it makes no sense at all outside speedclear context "bu" (back up) is a widely used abbreviation for essence of celerity)
Best use the widely used abbreviations, because that's what's people will be looking for in argos (e.g.: even though it makes no sense at all outside speedclear context "bu" (back up) is a widely used abbreviation for essence of celerity)
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Yes it can be logged. You need however outside software wich is not allowed (I dunno if argossoft has permission to do what they do, or are just very good at avoiding ban's). And when it comes to private information: always be carefull what you say in public chats. you never know who is listening in.
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Yes it can be logged. You need however outside software wich is not allowed (I dunno if argossoft has permission to do what they do, or are just very good at avoiding ban's). And when it comes to private information: always be carefull what you say in public chats. you never know who is listening in.
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Where texmod is allowed (though not supported), logging and publishing like argos is doing is not.
The rule (of conduct) that apply here is
Texmod only changes how things looks localy. to capture the chat however your hacking into and deciphering transmissions to or from the server.
Although Argos-soft are delivering a service that I use often and is a very good one. without explicit permission by Anet they are breaking the rules of conduct. I find it very doubtfully they have permission cause of the commercial intention of the website (advertisement-banners).
The rule (of conduct) that apply here is
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| You will not attempt to interfere with, hack into, or decipher any transmissions to or from the servers running Guild Wars. |
Although Argos-soft are delivering a service that I use often and is a very good one. without explicit permission by Anet they are breaking the rules of conduct. I find it very doubtfully they have permission cause of the commercial intention of the website (advertisement-banners).

