I'm curious to hear other peoples opinion about this suggestion, so please leave feedback.
Wherever a person goes, they most likely are carrying their phone. Now a days, most phones are able to access email.
Upon creating an account, you're asked to enter an email. That email is then used to create an account on the forums.
Currently a player (from what I know) only receives an email when that user has been sent a private message on the forums.
I'm suggesting what if players could receive an email once something has sold in their Trade Post.
Maybe a user could be curious to know if there items have sold, but isn't currently available to login to check.
Or it could be used as a notification, to alert the player to login.
For example,
Subject: [Chase, you have recently sold an item in the Trade Post]
Text: Hello Chase, Your "Fury" has just be sold for "7,500,000GP" from "other user" at "9:03PM".
Now for this suggestion, I would also suggest to add the feature of allowing a player the option to enable/disable this.
Some players upon login, type a random email address they are not even associated with. Others use a real email address.
This could either be added to the TP when you right click > Help, or into the Account Guardian NPC Dialogue.
To even continue this suggestion even further.
How about using the players email address to enhance security even more.
When an IP logs in that is not normally recognized by the same IP upon account creation, a player could receive a warning email.
2FA does an amazing job already, but couldn't someone still technically login despite being able to have full access to the account? This would warn those who have 2FA enabled, and for those who don't have 2FA enabled, that suspicious activity has recently occurred.
A player could enable/disable this feature at the Account Guardian.
For example,
Subject: [Chase, Alora has noticed suspicious login activity]
Text: Hello Chase, We have noticed that you have tried to login in from a different IP that was made upon your account creation.
Original IP: 94.382.211.29
Recent Login IP: 92,191,111,21
If this was not you, and you suspect suspicious activity, please change your password via forums immediately.
Thanks for taking the time to read my suggestions, I'm very interested to hear what you may think.