Hi 

I currently want to borrow 25 million VND from you, but I don't have any Pokémon to use as collateral. What should I do to avoid being misunderstood as RMT ? I will repay the money within one month.

Sorry, I posted in the wrong section.

 

Hi 

I currently want to borrow 25 million VND from you, but I don't have any Pokémon to use as collateral. What should I do to avoid being misunderstood as RMT ? I will repay the money within one month.

Sorry, it's actually 25 million pokedollars because I used Google Translate and it translated it to VND.

Good day @Phucprime

 

Services such as loaning anything are not something that we are able to provide. While we provide support, this support comes in the form of sharing game knowledge, assisting players with bugs, sorting on general gameplay issues, etc. 

 

While I cannot provide the support you requested, below you will find various ways that you can earn money in-game (please note that the listed ways to make money below is not a comprehensive list and are merely examples).

• Bossing - Players can earn money through defeating Boss NPCs scattered throughout all the main and side regions. Each boss varies in their requirements to challenge and upon defeating them will reward the player with Pokedollars and potentially items and Pokemon. Each boss has a cooldown (generally being 12 days) and you can complete, at max, 20 a week. Doing these weekly can generate consistent money. You can find a comprehensive list of available bosses here.
• Diggable Patches - Players can traverse Kanto, Johto, and Sinnoh regions to dig up diggable patches to acquire various items (such as nuggets) that can be sold to the Item Maniac NPC.
• Selling Pokemon - Players can sell Pokemon to other Players via Trade Chat and the Forums. Be sure to read the Trade Rules before diving in.

I know this is not the answer you were hoping for and for that I apologize. 

 

I hope this information finds you well.

 

Regards,

Bitterblade

17 minutes ago, Bitterblade said:

Good day @Phucprime

 

Services such as loaning anything are not something that we are able to provide. While we provide support, this support comes in the form of sharing game knowledge, assisting players with bugs, sorting on general gameplay issues, etc. 

 

While I cannot provide the support you requested, below you will find various ways that you can earn money in-game (please note that the listed ways to make money below is not a comprehensive list and are merely examples).

• Bossing - Players can earn money through defeating Boss NPCs scattered throughout all the main and side regions. Each boss varies in their requirements to challenge and upon defeating them will reward the player with Pokedollars and potentially items and Pokemon. Each boss has a cooldown (generally being 12 days) and you can complete, at max, 20 a week. Doing these weekly can generate consistent money. You can find a comprehensive list of available bosses here.
• Diggable Patches - Players can traverse Kanto, Johto, and Sinnoh regions to dig up diggable patches to acquire various items (such as nuggets) that can be sold to the Item Maniac NPC.
• Selling Pokemon - Players can sell Pokemon to other Players via Trade Chat and the Forums. Be sure to read the Trade Rules before diving in.

I know this is not the answer you were hoping for and for that I apologize. 

 

I hope this information finds you well.

 

Regards,

Bitterblade

Ah, I mean, I borrowed it from a friend, but I don't have any collateral, so if I trade 25 million pokedollars straight, I'm afraid I'll get banned. So, is there any way for me to prove that I borrowed money from him and will repay it within one month?

Good day @Phucprime

 

Apologies for the delay.

 

There is nothing against the rules that keep you from making trades as such. I will say that it is beneficial to keep any evidence that corresponds with the trade if you are worried that it may look suspicious.

 

I will be closing this thread now. If you have any further questions or concerns, do not hesitate to reach out.

 

Regards,

Bitterblade