You are looking for justice, Yahoo62278, tell me, will the law be equal for everyone, or is the law more equal for someone?
The law in not equal for EVERYONE now. How many times do you see the term "case by case" basis?
This is perhaps the best answer to the discussion on this topic. Each change of account owner is a case in itself and it is impossible to make a universal rule for everyone. Unless a rule is made that it is strictly against official forum rules.
Actually, here the whole thing goes back to the beginning, correct and incorrect feedback. Especially from DT1 members.
So if someone has bought an account I would at least at the beginning under no circumstances enter into a trade and I think only a few of us would. So for me, in this situation, a negative tag would be quite justified. The tags can later be relatively easily converted into, for example, neutral tags when it has become clear how the new account owner behaves and whether he is basically trustworthy or not.
I am a supporter of this. Negative tags should serve to warn of danger and then can be changed in light of the facts.
I have seen a lot of situations where a negative tag has remained, although it is inappropriate, the user who left it is less or not active at all. Therefore, it is not desirable to give a tag in advance under the assumption that it is easy to change it.
Why is buying of account necessary?
For a legendary account, you need 770-1030+ activity minimum, which means 2+ years. It is a long period and someone wants legendary benefits much faster. It's all about "why".
Otherwise, this does not only happen on Bitcointalk, almost every reputable forum where higher-ranked accounts have certain benefits they have the same situation and account trades.