Ethics on Mobile app game

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Hello,

This is a bizarre, and probably silly question, which needs some explanation. There is a mobile app game called Doraken, where one can make real money after getting 31,000 gold and up, albeit it takes a long time, then turning it in and getting paid via paypal. The quickest way is to download sadvertised apps, then doing x, y, and z within that downloaded app, which then grants x amount of gold for one’s account once x, y, and z is completed. Afterwards, that downloaded app cannot be reused to make the gold again.

Now, I asked the Doraken company how many accounts I can make, and they said one. The question is, would it be unethical for me to ignore their account policy and make another Doraken account and repeat the whole process to make the gold for each respective account made(there is real money involved, so I am guessing legal issue are something to take into account if someone wants to try and do something illegal with the game)? However, Doraken makes their money from these companies paying them to sponsor their apps through the Doraken app, which in turn the advertisers hope people use their app, and spend money to buy in-app purchases. I did just that, and payed a little bit of money within an advertised downloaded app to help speed up the process of completing x, y, and z, and would continue to do pay a little bit of money on other accounts if the question at hand is okay or not.

Hopefully that was not confusing. 🤣

Thank you.
 
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I’d say it’s deceitful if you asked and they said no and you do it anyway.
 
Sinful? Mildly since it’s not a grave matter.

Stupid? Absolutely as thy could…and would…shut down your accounts and legally may have the right to not only take back any money paid but also receive a payment for any damages they encountered shutting down your fake accounts.
 
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