It's against game rules after that been vent out, just read again what TaviRider said, and here is a little of economy class. Best to go online and buy them from some korean botfarmer who lives off the money. Besides, what's fun in having that much money and being trapped in Astrub? o_O GroundZzero Talk / Admin 00:35, 30 October 2007 (UTC) Getting Kamas is actually pretty easy, if you're lazy though, it's FAR too hard. And now i can spend my dofus time in enjoy my games instand of working for kamas: ) Why not subscribe to Dofus then, instead of buying kamas online? You'd be helping Ankama to improve the quality of the game AND you get to go much further than Astrub where a great variety of places are where you can grind on professions to earn kamas. How to get better sets in Dofus online world especialy when we are not P2P Dofus Online player? Why still spending our limited Dofus Online time on boring grinding when we can buy instantly Dofus Online kamas somewhere? I have bought 500KK on (website removed). TaviRider 20:15, 11 July 2006 (UTC) I don't agree with you. Please, for the good of Dofus, don't buy kamas or items on eBay. For instance, it creates currency farmers, who contribute nothing to the game, compete very strongly for scarce resources, and cause serious price inflation for in-game items. Also, once there's a consistent way to turn in-game currency into real world currency, it dramatically detracts from the quality of the game. Escrow services for virtual items (like kamas) don't exist, and fraud protection systems from credit cards and PayPal don't cover virtual items. It's difficult to protect against even the simplest scams, such as non-delivery.

(removed links to auctions) Buying currency online is problematic at best.