How Are You Gonna Deal With Fraud?

[JoelKeys 412]

If I pay someone $30,000 for a years security, what provisions will be put in place so that I don't get scammed for $30,000?

[JamesLuck01 1,531]

11 minutes ago, JoelKeys said:

If I pay someone $30,000 for a years security, what provisions will be put in place so that I don't get scammed for $30,000?

Well your have to give them it like a salary every set period and you can probably just fire them if they don't do their job before paying them again.

[ST_Helios 19]

@JoelKeys

I believe something like a contract linked to a bank account would do the trick, the player receives X $ every X Hour/day/week and if your employee don't do his work anymore, then you can cancel the contract, basicly, a salary IRL

this is the automatic version and james told you the manual one basicly

[Capped 146]

@ST_Helios Is there a contract system in the game already that you know of or are you sort of making it up?

[ST_Helios 19]

@Capped

I'm making this up, however, i'm almost sure it isn't hard to do at all if there is a credit card system in the game

[Reshay 12]

Well, having contracts signed between parties would be definitely a great idea to have in game and besides that, a justice system with players who would of course apply for a position as a judge, prosecutor and so on. About your example, people could be held civilly liable for failure to carry out the agreement.