GTA, PlayerAuctions

GTA publisher Take-Two sues online market PlayerAuctions for allegedly selling hacked accounts and currency
The Grand Theft Auto publisher’s lawsuit labels third-party marketplace PlayerAuctions as a “lawless enterprise”.
GTA publisher sues "lawless enterprise" allegedly selling modified accounts and currency obtained through hacking
Grand Theft Auto and Borderlands publisher Take-Two Interactive is suing PlayerAuctions - an online marketplace
Lawsuit targets PlayerAuctions over hacked GTA accounts and currency sales
Take-Two Interactive Software, the parent company of GTA developer Rockstar Games, has filed a lawsuit against PlayerAuctions, a third-party video game asset marketplace, and related entities for selling hacked accounts and in-game currency for GTA Online.
“Grand Theft Auto” Publisher Sues Over Hacked Game Accounts
Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc., the publisher of the famed and infamous Grand Theft Auto video game series, has filed a lawsuit against PlayerAuctions, Inc., IMI Exchange LLC, and Paiao Network Technology (Shanghai) Co.
Take-Two accuses GTA online account sellers of stealing 'millions in revenue'
In a notion filed at the Californian US District Court, Take-Two Interactive have joined Roblox in a legal campaign against the sale of in-game assets.
Take-Two Interactive Sues PlayerAuctions Over GTA Online Asset Sales
In a significant legal move, Take-Two Interactive, the parent company of Rockstar Games, has initiated a lawsuit against PlayerAuctions, a prominent third-party online marketplace. The lawsuit alleges that PlayerAuctions facilitates the unauthorized sale of Grand Theft Auto (GTA) Online assets,
Rockstar Owner Take-Two Sues PlayerAuctions for Allegedly Selling Hacked GTA Online Accounts and Currency
Specifically, Take-Two alleges that PlayerAuctions hosts listings of modded accounts that have been manipulated to give high game levels and in-game currency, or to unlock content
GTA Online Account Marketplace Gets Sued By Take-Two
In a decisive move to protect the integrity of its flagship title, Grand Theft Auto V, Take-Two Interactive, the parent company of Rockstar Games, has filed a lawsuit against PlayerAuctions, a prominent online marketplace.
Take-Two Is Going After A Company That Has Made "Millions" Selling Hacked Goods In GTA Online
The Old Take-Two Takedown . As spotted by Polygon, the lawsuit documents describe the marketplace as such: “While GTA lets players experience a fictional underworld of lawless e
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A new Take-Two lawsuit.
The company has sued PlayerAuctions, a marketplace that lets people buy things like accounts and in-game currency for video games, IGN reports. Roblox also sued the marketplace last month. [Link: ...
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