If you've been browsing the Real Money Auction House (RMAH) lately, you'll notice a lot of in-game items with prices ranging from $1.00 to a limit of $250. Players selling the items have the choice to sell the items, and be paid with real money - which is added to their Battle.net accounts - or to their PayPal account. We're talking about real money which can be deposited to a bank account for paying the bills.

Weavols, the Diablo III player in the spotlight, was mentioned in a thread titled "BLIZZARD STEALS FROM A PLAYER" on the Battle.net forums with this image attached.

The correspondence between Weavols and Blizzard Game Masters shows a feigned interest from customer service, and the volume of canned responses from GM's has not gone unnoticed by the community. After a phone call with Battle.net support and support ticket follow-ups, for this player it's been a full week of what any small business has to go through when chasing down money from flakey clients.