The accounts name is: LoLAcademySteige, and the links he sent me are: www.lol-academy.net/buy-boost/ and www.lol-academy.net/coaching/ Not sure if this is legitimate or not, but I wanted to let Riot know that someone is wanting me to buy/get coaching to raise my elo.
SolidPooh3 votesthe cake is a lie, for real
ChimeiTekinaNasu3 votesYou ever heard of spam bots before?? Because that's what it is. It's not a real person trying to elo boost you. It's a spam bot sending spam links.
TenSlashTen2 votesits a level 1 account bot spammer. Block it, Report it.
JungHai01 votesThe "End User License Agreement," (Terms and Conditions) says that to
Make use of, or cause any other person or entity to make use of, the Software or the Game for any commercial purpose, including but not limited to (i) participating in the Game in exchange for payment (e.g. “leveling” services); or (ii) selling in-Game items outside of the Game, or selling Game Accounts, except such transactions as may be authorized by Riot Games and conducted via services provided by Riot Games
Is not allowed.
Command Grompt1 votesIt's likely fake. Report it to Riot with a ticket.
Chaos Open1 votesThere are a couple coaching websites that are helpful, but none of the legitimate ones claim that they can raise your elo. Playing League well is a skillset and it wouldn't be the first and won't be the last time someone will try to make money off that skillset.
Hi lm Kalista1 voteshes been popping up on my screens lately to
ChaoBattousai1 votesThey specifically state it's 'Coaching' which in itself isn't illegal by the TOS. If it was someone playing your account or boosting you, that'd be a different story. Just looks like advertising for people.
johnpaul II1 votesI have had an account claim to pull me out and ELO boost. who do i report this to?
