4GB Lifetime Sponsored Server | FreshPlay

[Pr3castDragon]

To anyone who claims this is a scam:

Hello! I am selling a 4GB sponsored server from FreshPlay. The server is allowed a maximum of 80 slots, and is running default Multicraft (IP is not dedicated). Here's a screenshot:

FreshPlay has served me well, however my server shut down to some internal issues. Their servers were great and lagless. They are currently running off of 12-core, 128GB boxes.

All I am asking for is a quick 15$ via paypal, which is a deal considering the package is 10 GDP a month. Upon purchasing you will receive the email address and password, which you can then change easily without any other key or verification required. You can contact me on Skype at pr3castdragon, or you can PM me here. Thank you for reading.

~Pr3castDragon

 

[Kynetic]

How do we know this lasts for lifetime?

 

[OOO]

Provide proof that it lasts lifetime.

 

[Pr3castDragon]

It is currently pre paid until July 11, but after that period you can just send a quick request in livechat for a longer period.

 

[NickiedMC]

Something seems fishy about this...

There is something fishy about this, and I know why.
http://i.imgur.com/uflBsd0.png It says the billing cycle is monthly but says the bill is due in july.

 

[NickiedMC]

NickiedMC scam report time?

Yep Glad I was able to notice that before anyone got scammed.

 

[Tom]

Because you can totally connect to a server with a 127 IP

 

[fergydanny]

Lmfao! nice localhost

 

[Pr3castDragon]

Yep Glad I was able to notice that before anyone got scammed.

Because you can totally connect to a server with a 127 IP

This is no scam. I am not taking down the thread. I'm not sure why it says 127, the Multicraft panel says a different IP.

 

[Pr3castDragon]

Proof to us it's a lifetime server, go to support and make them confirm it, if it's true I might make a bid

Alright, sure.

 

[Jack]

Because you can totally connect to a server with a 127 IP

Has to deal with the way WHMCS was setup with Multicraft.

I'm guessing whoever set it up didn't really know what they were doing and used the local IP instead of the remote one.
Still works on the backend, but will display a 127.0.0.1 IP to the clients, which is why they should have used the remote IP instead.

 

[Pr3castDragon]

And here's a little something:
[DOUBLEPOST=1426885848,1426885031][/DOUBLEPOST]Here's another image of livechat

[DOUBLEPOST=1426895155][/DOUBLEPOST]Still selling.

 

[Pr3castDragon]

"doesnt have a dedi ip" ":25565"

It does not. The IP on the billing panel is incorrect.

 

[Pr3castDragon]

ard.

Ard? What do you mean?