Can a S.Korean game have the right to steal money and items and close your acct for no reason?
<p>I have played Kalonline since 2012.  You use real money to get virtual money to use in the game to purchase items.  I simply tried to change a password on one of my 3 accts.(which they encourage us to do) and they blocked all my accts. The items and virtual money is worth a lot in US currency.  They ignore my messages, and e-mails...Is there anything I can do?  Thanks so much, L.Kupau</p>

<p>As with any online service, read the various Terms of Service agreements you "click" signed as a contract when you started using the service: <a href="http://kalonline.gameagit.com/Customer/CashStipulation.asp?btn=2" rel="nofollow noreferrer">http://kalonline.gameagit.com/Customer/CashStipulation.asp?btn=2</a> and <a href="http://kalonline.gameagit.com/Customer/Stipulation.asp?btn=1" rel="nofollow noreferrer">http://kalonline.gameagit.com/Customer/Stipulation.asp?btn=1</a></p>

<p>Those agreements outline your rights as well as your agreement with the service's policies regarding closing accounts, refund policies and any requirements for arbitration.</p>

<p>The service may have disabled account access since they think the account are hacked, or they think you are hacking, or any other reason outlined in the agreements.</p>

<p>Companies generally have motivation to be fair, as they won't want bad PR about their service. Hopefully they eventually respond to you about your accounts.</p>

<p>But, aside from those agreements, if indeed the service has unfairly taken payments and refuses to give a refund or access to your accounts again, the service is based in South Korea, so you have little recourse unless you hire legal representation.</p>

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