Lot's of Q's ^^

[The Outbreak]

Well, I'll just get to it then I gues

-Why did the "Edit" option disappear from my own post? Is there a rule that stated you can only edit your post XX amount a day?

Guild Wars related:

-If people ask me for my CD keys, why do they want them? Obviously I understand they want some verification, but how exactly does it work? (My best gues would be they try and add the keys to their account, and then they get the error message: 'Key already in use', so they know the account exists...)
Is it safe for me to just give away my CD-keys?

-Can I "unlink" my GW account to my PlayNC account? If so, how? If not, what other information do I have to give to the possible buyer of my account? (Will my playNC pass + user suffit?)

Trade Related

-Is there a 100% safe way to trade (I know there will always have to be one person that has to go first).

-What is the safest "gold manage company" (Lack of better word) - Paypal, E-Gold, Western Union, ... ?

[kendrah1]

The edit feature only appears for one hour after an initial post. This allows for the correction of typo's and mistyped information. After one hour, this edit feature disappears and the listing remains permanent. This feature is to promote safe trading practices, references to trades, and to avoid manipulation of feedback rating among the community.

For CD-keys, it helps transfer ownership. When making a sale, if you have these, you should probably sell them along with the account if you have them. I'm not sure specifically how guild wars works, but for FFXI and WoW, if you have them, it's beneficial. If you don't, you aren't hurt by not having them, but they are nice to have.

There is never a 100% safe way to trade. You can go to the announcement section at the top of any page, and read through a few posts to find "safer" trade practices, which will tremendously help reduce your risk of loss.

The safest way to buy and sell accounts, hands down, is Western Union with use of a middleman provider. Paypal is much more convenient, but poses a much higher risk for either party. Unless you've verified your partner well, and know how to use Paypal to protect yourself, it's best to stick with Western Union with middleman. As for e-gold, I don't know of anyone that accepts it besides a few virtual sites. Moneybookers, same deal. Google checkout, similar situation.