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[QUOTE="SavagePenguin, post: 822114, member: 22087"] I'm sure that PokerStars is all for any activity that gets [I]active[/I] money on their site with as little maintenance as possible. So yeah, I'm sure they'd like selling chips for money as it puts money into the hands of people who probably otherwise wouldn't have any. Then they get their cut of the $ when that person plays. Also play begets play. That is, the more active people there are the more it encourages other people to play. I'm sure they don't want people talking about selling chips in their chat windows because they want to wash their hands of it. IE, if they allowed it people would solicit sales which would also encourage scamming and would result in a written record that people would *assume* that PokerStars can use to settle the dispute. It's not good business for PokerStars to a waste man hours trying to settle a $10 dispute that will probably end with one party angry at them. So PokerStars stance would probably be something like, "You're welcome to do that activity [B]at your own risk[/B], but we're not involved so keep us out of it. We don't want to waste the man hours for that small amount of money, especially when it's likely to result in someone being mad at *us*." [/QUOTE]
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