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Could you ever trust a person that has been placed in TWC?

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ez11
in Spam/Off Topic

Poll 44 members have voted

  1. 1. Could you ever trust a person that has been placed in TWC?

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Sure, everyone deserves a fifth chance.

Edited by Joey

    • Like 1
    6 minutes ago, Acerd said:

    what crime

    The crime of being a sick cunt obvs

    It depends first time i trusted a twc he botted on a service and got me banned  , but looking it in another way i was also twc and ppl still ended up trusting me etc  so it really depends who it is imo

    depends.

    Hell daddy-desto got the hammer iffsite YEARS ago.

    Edited by Rxdking

    Depends on the case tbh.

    What if the dude requested to be TWC for a month because he wanted to take a break...

    Depends the case of why he has been TWC'ed. 

    18 hours ago, Noidlox said:

    Depends on the case tbh.

    What if the dude requested to be TWC for a month because he wanted to take a break...

    Implementation of 'DNT' (Do Not Trade) would probably be the better option that using TWC. 

    TWC indicates that the user has scammed before and it's basically self-explanatory in the name... Trade with Caution

    depends if they actually scammed and nto some bs reason

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