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Andrew Wicks

smfa blocked transfer... but it was a loan deal?

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5 May 2011

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I am manager of sao paulo (world champ, div 1) ... i thought it wasa good, decent gameworld so i invited my brother to join.

He has joined leverkusen (division 4). his team is considerably weaker than mine, so he wanted to loan one of my loan listed players for the season.

i went to accept the offer, and it was declined by the SMFA. i dont see this as cheating, as i wanted to loan the player to another club anyway.

thoughts and suggestions would be appreciated.

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  • tebthereb

    The SMFA can and will block any transfer that they deem is unusual and/or dubious. However, this does not mean that the SMFA have accused you of cheating, as they have only blocked it to ensure the Game World remains fair. If the SMFA have blocked you from conducting transfers with another manager, they will not reverse their decision and it is advisable to look elsewhere to conduct your transfers.

    All the above related equally to loan deals as it does to transfers. People sometimes loan to save money and player concerns.

    As you and your brother share an IP address (I assume) the SMFA has probably noticed this and has no way of knowing you are not the same person.

    Answered by Community Admin tebthereb - 13 years ago

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