Can you RAF if you're already being recruited

#0 - Aug. 24, 2010, 4:25 p.m.
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The title is basically my question.


Can you Recruit someone, if you're already being recruited?

If so how does it work?


Also will you lose benefits from the original RAF?
#5 - Aug. 24, 2010, 8:43 p.m.
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Q u o t e:
Player A recruits player B.
Player B upgrades to a full account, starts a 30 day subscription.
Player B gets 10 free days trial, 30 free days for upgrade.
Player B recruits Player C.
Player C gets 10 free days trial, 30 free days for upgrade.
Player C upgrades to a full account, uses a 60 days game card. Since this is paid immediately, player B gets another free month and the RaF mount.

Player B now has 70 free days before he actually pays for anything, so player A will not get his free month until 70 days have passed (when B pays for one month) and the mount after 100 days have passed (when B pays for his second month).


This is a great detailing of how the system would work, were a recruited account to use the RaF program to recruit yet another new account, Miownyu. As for the other benefits, they would be much the same. Let's assume that your account is Account B, and you recruit Account C. Account A is the veteran account that recruited you.

If Account A is grouped with Account B, you should be earning triple experience (as long as all other requirements are being met).
If Account B is grouped with Account C, you should be earning triple experience (as long as all other requirements are being met).
If Account A is grouped with Account C, experience would be earned as normal-not receiving the RaF bonus.
If Account A is grouped with Account B and Account C, all three accounts should be earning triple experience (as long as all other requirements are being met).

Similarly the grantable levels work the same as they would normally. Account C would be able to grant Account B levels, as described within the Recruit-a-Friend parameters, and Account B would be able to grant levels to Account A as normal.