Restricted Account? Why?

[cornishmad]

Hi All,

My account has been restricted and I have a 1 month ticket still to use?

I think the copy of Trainz Classic 3 that I purchased today at the carboot might of done it as when I went to register the SN it blocked my account how do I get it back?

Thanks

 

[shaneturner12]

Welcome to the forums.

The only people who are able to deal with an issue like that are N3V's Helpdesk - you will need to submit a ticket to them using the Helpdesk link above.

Shane

 

[cornishmad]

Thanks Shane, Will do just hope I they can help

 

[shaneturner12]

They are normally pretty good at sorting issues like that out. Be aware though that they only work weekdays (not weekends) so it may be a day or two before your ticket gets sorted.

Shane

 

[oknotsen]

I purchased today at the carboot

That is a 2nd hands market, right?
In that case, the original owner probably already registered that game to his/her account. When you tried to registered it again, the system might have flagged your account as trying to do something illegal.

 

[Zeldaboy14]

oknotsen, Trainz Classics 3 is digital only. There never was physical disc version of the game.

 

[captainkman]

oknotsen, Trainz Classics 3 is digital only. There never was physical disc version of the game.

Wrong. The disk version had the BR 9F 'Black Prince' on the cover - I should know because I have it.

It was the first Trainz version I bought and it was a good choice for me as it is right in my area of interest.

Kieran.

 

[Zeldaboy14]

Thanks for the correction Kieran. Thought that TC 1-2, and 3 were only digital.

 

[cascaderailroad]

I don't even think they had digital downloads, way back them, in yesteryear

 

[mjolnir]

To augment Shane's comment,

... Be aware though that they only work weekdays (not weekends) ...

it's also helpful to remember that while they only work weekdays, the weekdays are Australian time.

ns,

 

[pware]

... it may be a day or two before your ticket gets sorted.

... and don't forget the 10 hour (or so) time difference between you and N3V.

 

[shaneturner12]

... and don't forget the 10 hour (or so) time difference between you and N3V.

Agreed. That's what I usually take into account as well.

Shane

 

[Red_Rattler]

it's also helpful to remember that while they only work weekdays, the weekdays are Australian time.

And don't forget that that is Australian Eastern Standard Time, as Queensland does not have Daylight Saving (note no "s"!) Time, or what should be "Daylight Moving Time"

 

[robogo]

........also, them AUstralians may be watching the Rugby World Cup for the next couple of weeks.......

 

[RailPilgrim]

Personally, I prefer to watch trains not football.

 

[Zeldaboy14]

Um, Rugby is not football. It may be similar in some ways, but it's no football. I should know. I had to play rugby in School in my Geography class.

 

[boc61]

It most certainly is. The term football applies to a number of games depending on where they are played. It's not just the football we play here in the States or in Canada. What we call soccer is called football in most of the world. Referring to rugby and similar games as football is the norm in countries where it is played.

 

[amigacooke]

It most certainly is. The term football applies to a number of games depending on where they are played. It's not just the football we play here in the States or in Canada. What we call soccer is called football in most of the world. Referring to rugby and similar games as football is the norm in countries where it is played.

In the UK, association football is normally called football and Rugby football is normally called Rugby or Rugby Union or Rugby League. Confused yet?

 

[robogo]

@boc61, boy, you are seriously confused, rugby is called rugby wherever you go, even in merica......and Mexico....., it's a bit like American football, but without the protective clothing, in other words, it's for real men and not for sissies. We also play soccer, football is also for sissies.

 

[pfx]

@boc61, boy, you are seriously confused, rugby is called rugby wherever you go, even in merica......and Mexico.....,

Ah now, it's not unusual for Kiwis and Aussies both referring to rugby as football, especially in NZ where egg football is very much more prevalent than round football. As for our Mercan cousins with their hand football, the Irish and their foot hand football and the Aussies with their egg cricket football... My head's starting to hurt.