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Trade with Caution

Trade with Caution PIP? 58 members have voted

  1. 1. Should this be added?

    • Yes
      53
    • No
      5

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Should defiantly get added! But it'd be annoying to add it manually all the time tho.

 

 

not really. there aren't too many people out there who scam and what not so it wouldn't be too much work to staff. if someones under dispute you just click their profile and add the new userbar group to their name 

Should defiantly get added! But it'd be annoying to add it manually all the time tho.

 

 

not really. there aren't too many people out there who scam and what not so it wouldn't be too much work to staff. if someones under dispute you just click their profile and add the new userbar group to their name

Tons of people scam dude you have no idea...

Great idea Gh0st! This would potentionally rule out all scams from happening. However if this was implemented I think users would look to the person they're trading with and if they do not have the warning they might be encouraged to trade with them. This has advantages and disadvantages however I support this.

Should be added. People with open disputes shouldn't be allowed to trade in any case.

  • Author

Great idea Gh0st! This would potentionally rule out all scams from happening. However if this was implemented I think users would look to the person they're trading with and if they do not have the warning they might be encouraged to trade with them. This has advantages and disadvantages however I support this.

 

 

yea but anyone can tell that if someone has 0 feedback or only a few probably wouldnt trade with them anyway :P

  • Author

or start using the warning points.

 

 

what are you talking about lol....... you cant see someone elses points lmao except for mods and they give em out lol

 

or start using the warning points.

 

 

what are you talking about lol....... you cant see someone elses points lmao except for mods and they give em out lol

 

 

make em visible for anyone

  • Author

 

 

or start using the warning points.

 

 

what are you talking about lol....... you cant see someone elses points lmao except for mods and they give em out lol

 

 

make em visible for anyone

 

 

warning points are for people for excessive rule breaking lol you make no sense whatsoever. showing someones warning points wont do anything......

 

 

A trade with Caution PIP would though and make others think twice before trading with someone because they are under dispute.

lol, if you give that PIP the person will probably make a new account, but whatever.

  • Author

lol, if you give that PIP the person will probably make a new account, but whatever.

 

 

ya new account with 0 feedback........... im sure plenty of people would trust someone with 0 feedback bro

 

:fp:

I like the concept of this idea, but I don't think it's just there yet. Maybe if somebody looked into it and had a way of perfecting it I would be supporting this. Sorry no idea on what could be done, but it's a good suggestion imo.

For people that said no - what is your reasoning?

 

So, if someone has scammed someone, if it is with solid proof the scammer will get banned, if there isn't completely solid proof the potential scammer gets the trade with caution PIP. After that no-one will trade that person. So in both cases someone has been scammed and nobody will trade the scammer again. It does the same thing

Edited by xNeyaa

 

 

For people that said no - what is your reasoning?

 

So, if someone has scammed someone, if it is with solid proof the scammer will get banned, if there isn't completely solid proof the potential scammer gets the trade with caution PIP. After that no-one will trade that person. So in both cases someone has been scammed and nobody will trade the scammer again. It does the same thing

 

Why not remove the pip after they're proven innocent? 

 

Like @Reaper he scammed @ScorpioZ.

ScorpioZ had all the proof accept pics of the trade screens. Reaper even deleted and blocked scorpioz on skype after....

He still didn't get banned.

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