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Originally Posted by maximus_asinus
In doing so, Bob is believed to be account sharing, so he is globally banned without investigation. Person C (we'll call Frank) knows Bob very well and doubts that Bob willingly gave his password to Joe, and has never seen Joe on Bob's account once until Joe was jailed, and isn't impressed on how the situation was handled. In conclusion, Bob gets globally banned, loses the money he used to upgrade their account, and Joe walks away from the situation unharmed, with no addition penalization for logging onto the other person's account.
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The part that bothers me is "without investigation". I do not ban for account sharing unless there is solid proof of it, and they are never permanent bans.
If Bob gave out his password, it is considered account sharing, and it is his first warning. If something like this happens again, it will be a longer ban. As of now, a first warning just means you need to show proof of ownership, and then your account is instantly unbanned and the password is changed.
If Joe somehow manages to get Bob's password by using a password stealer, Joe will be punished if we are able to find him and have solid proof of this.
Has this actually happened to you? If so, use the support center.