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Actively hiring! Updated with new information.

Jeweler. Someone who roleplays the entire process of making a piece in the workshop instead of using /createitem directly.

Sold for 350k, close this pls.

Leading bid.

Selling a modern furnished standalone apartment with one bedroom, one bathroom, gaming room (optional to be second bedroom), a living room and a dining room connected to the kitchen. It has three car spots where you can park comfortably. Located in Hawick, Vinewood with close proximity to Rockford Hills. Interior: - (( OOC INFORMATION: -)) Contact Information: - Status: SOLD! Starting Price: $245,000 Minimal Bid Increase By: $10,000 Buyout: $700,000

We are still hiring store managers and sales associates!

+1 - I made a character and asked for a minor name change which is removing a letter, but I was told to use world points to name change.

It's funny that they allow people to trash talk about Arabs and anything relates to them (including 9/11) IC'ly, but when it comes to Ukrainian conflict then they say it's continuity's decision.

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Buyout.

I can offer $70,000 for you.

We are still hiring.

I'm selling one if you're interested.

It isn't allowed because it's unrealistic, simple. Let me clarify why DarkWeb RP is not allowed. [1] .onion domains aren't registered in the way normal domains — for example, .com/.net/.world — are registered. Each onion domain's hidden in a key that's generated more or less randomly when you create the onion site in TOR. [2] It's difficult to browse and find these websites easily unless they're published somewhere in an unknown search engine or wiki. Websites are accessible with the TOR browser using proxies to hide information. Put in place that it is a huge risk to access these sites because you put your information and data at risk. [3] Let's pretend that your character knows to roleplay it efficiently. How did your character learn IT, programming, etc.? Why are you putting the character in danger of life sentences in case of caught? In conclusion, the whole concept doesn't fit the server standards.

Boats and Jetskis Rental is called Maritime Company.

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I think SOME illegal factions are acting trollish towards legal roleplayers. What I mean by this is illegal factions should be more concrete in their businesses and activities and avoid involving the legal roleplayers — those who are STRICTLY legal and don't like to involve themselves in illegal faction's problems — in issues that result in conflicts IC'ly or OOC'ly later, unless if the legal roleplayer decides to get involved with them. We are in 2022, and illegal factions pretend like they're in the 1930s/1940s. There are still illegal factions practicing extortion to grind money and character-kill ONLY, not roleplaying their way for money like other factions literally. Example: Yesterday, I was approached by an individual who's trying to extort my business (which is considered to be a luxury brand) out of his turf boundaries by asking me to make donations to refugees. I refuse to do so and made up an excuse that I donate to other organizations. Guess what happens later? That individual turns up to my business with a group of beggars, around 5-7 players. Their purpose? SPAMMING /s(houting) only. They did not even write a single roleplay line at all. The individual comes to me and asks about how I like that. When I searched up for their names on forums, they belonged to an OFFICIAL faction. I'd like to know if IFM is supervising their activities or not, because it is not reasonable for a faction to attempt to extort a large business (equivalent to Tiffany&Co, Swarovski, and Cartier) and spam in the chat. I praise the factions like DTO, V13, Conti, AP as they are looking for roleplay, not grinding money and CK'ing random people. As a person who owned a business recently for the first time, I don't get the opportunity to run my business flawless without any troubles. I am being threatened by risking my character over unrealistic extortion.