GTA, Take-Two and PlayerAuctions

GTA publisher Take-Two sues online market PlayerAuctions for allegedly selling hacked accounts and currency
The Grand Theft Auto publisher’s lawsuit labels third-party marketplace PlayerAuctions as a “lawless enterprise”.
Take-Two Is Going After A Company That Has Made "Millions" Selling Hacked Goods In GTA Online
The Old Take-Two Takedown . As spotted by Polygon, the lawsuit documents describe the marketplace as such: “While GTA lets players experience a fictional underworld of lawless e
Lawsuit targets PlayerAuctions over hacked GTA accounts and currency sales
Take-Two Interactive Software, the parent company of GTA developer Rockstar Games, has filed a lawsuit against PlayerAuctions, a third-party video game asset marketplace, and related entities for selling hacked accounts and in-game currency for GTA Online.
GTA publisher sues "lawless enterprise" allegedly selling modified accounts and currency obtained through hacking
Grand Theft Auto and Borderlands publisher Take-Two Interactive is suing PlayerAuctions - an online marketplace
“Grand Theft Auto” Publisher Sues Over Hacked Game Accounts
Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc., the publisher of the famed and infamous Grand Theft Auto video game series, has filed a lawsuit against PlayerAuctions, Inc., IMI Exchange LLC, and Paiao Network Technology (Shanghai) Co.
Take-Two Interactive Sues PlayerAuctions Over GTA Online Asset Sales
In a significant legal move, Take-Two Interactive, the parent company of Rockstar Games, has initiated a lawsuit against PlayerAuctions, a prominent third-party online marketplace. The lawsuit alleges that PlayerAuctions facilitates the unauthorized sale of Grand Theft Auto (GTA) Online assets,
Rockstar Owner Take-Two Sues PlayerAuctions for Allegedly Selling Hacked GTA Online Accounts and Currency
Specifically, Take-Two alleges that PlayerAuctions hosts listings of modded accounts that have been manipulated to give high game levels and in-game currency, or to unlock content
GTA Online Account Marketplace Gets Sued By Take-Two
In a decisive move to protect the integrity of its flagship title, Grand Theft Auto V, Take-Two Interactive, the parent company of Rockstar Games, has filed a lawsuit against PlayerAuctions, a prominent online marketplace.
GTA Online publisher Take-Two is gunning for a black market that’s basically heaven for cheaters
As GTA V is one of the biggest games in the world, it’s no wonder developer Rockstar and publisher Take-Two Interactive take ...
A new Take-Two lawsuit.
The company has sued PlayerAuctions, a marketplace that lets people buy things like accounts and in-game currency for video games, IGN reports. Roblox also sued the marketplace last month. [Link: ...
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Take-Two sues GTA 5 account boosters for pressuring "innocent" players into buying unauthorized goods
Take-Two is suing online marketplace PlayerAuction for undermining the sacred value of the almighty Shark Card.
'Grand Theft Auto' Maker Says Gamer Platform Profits From Its IP
Take Two Interactive Software Inc. sued a platform for buying and selling video game assets, accusing it of profiting from ...
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Take-Two sues PlayerAuctions: Cracking down on GTA Online’s black market economy
Take-Two Interactive has filed a lawsuit against China-based PlayerAuctions for allegedly profiting from illegal online transactions in Grand Theft Auto 5. The lawsuit claims that PlayerAuctions ...