Would it be morally fair of Nexon to ban buyers/sellers of NX? I think not.

How is trading something virtual for something else that's virtual an act of commercial gain within the game? I'd argue that it's not if it's a fair trade.

[MENTION=7833]Dudewitbow[/MENTION]: Just like [MENTION=7450]MuscleWizard[/MENTION] argued that there's a huge difference between simply blinking and b/s NX, I can argue that that there's an even bigger difference between b/s NX and b/s real-life drugs.

Stores such as 7-Eleven that stock up on Karma Coins have exclusive rights obtained from Nexon to sell its virtual currency. You do not. That is the difference. The fact that both parties are getting something out of the transaction is commercial gain.

Also, you seem to have the mentality that 'if everything goes right, then it's not a problem'. By your logic, we wouldn't need drivers licences. If you don't crash or kill someone, what's the problem with not having a licence?

Let me re-word my question:

Outside of breaking the company's rule of "do not buy/sell NX"; by trading 85 mil mesos for a 1 day hired merchant shop, what are you doing that's wrong or harmful to the game or the company? It's unreasonable to think that there's anything wrong with doing that within that context.

You are harming the game by distorting Nexon's sales reports. This provides them with misleading information on
a) where the sales are coming from
b) purchasing habits of its consumers
These are vital to how the company operates and its future business strategies.

The rule is there to help protect the players. It's to prevent you from being scammed.