Court Confirms, you don't own your copy of WoW

[Sam DeathWalker]

Seems to me it would be a money maker for them if they were to take 10percent of the sale and make it ligit. It provides a way for those with more money then time to enter the game fast, and it provides a way for those with more time then money to be rembursed for their play time ..... and cash is a good incentive to get people to play more. And they eliminate all the sites that sell the characters under the table.

I don't see how players can complain in general if a ligit leveled character is sold, as it makes no different to you or me if level 85 character X is owned by player Z or player Y.

Well I am sure at some point there will be some litigation on the grounds that someone put in 200 hours of their time and they expect that they have ownership of what was created by the fruits of their labor.

Ya in theory Blizzard could create a level 85 in seconds but if they did they will lose a lot of their players.

Can you think of any other example where person A owns the non paid labor of person B?

Actually there is a possible legal theory:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unjust_enrichment