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I offered to sell an account to them, after giving all the details, they ended the chat session. Those niggers!
I offered to sell an account to them, after giving all the details, they ended the chat session. Those niggers!
This really doesn't surprise me.
The hate for Gold4RS on this site amazes me. I have sold over 10 accounts to them, and have received the money on time, every time. Simply put, if you're legit, they are legit. They are a company - learn to understand they have a language barrier, they are not as bad as people make them seem. Even if they did get disconnected, they did not scam you.
I trust gold4rs more than 95% of people of people on Sythe - and that's after selling over thousands and thousands of gold.
I see so many people complaining about how they recovered their money, and I 100% suspect they had the right to do it. Half the people expect to sell accounts that aren't there own and get away with it.
That's not how it works. If you're 100% legit, they will be 100% legit. I usually get double what Sythe offers for my accounts. I would much rather trust a chinese company than a bunch of gold hungry scammers on sites like this.
Ages ago, the very first time I sought out to buy gold, I visited gold4rs. I placed an order for 100M.
I went to pick up my order, waited while they dealt with others, then when it was my turn they gave me 40M. I waited a minute for them to add the rest of my order, but that did not happen.
I spoke to their customer service staff, and they basically told me tough shit.
About a year later, I wanted to sell a mage pure I got bored of. Again, when I sought out a place to do it, I came across Gold4RS. They charged back, so I recovered my account.
I read stories similar, and worse, than that every single day that I come onto Sythe. I don't trust them AT ALL, and I don't know why anyone would.
You talk about the language barrier, etc. like people are racist or something. I am a Chinese female (born in Australia), and my parents/grandparents/relatives all immigrated from overseas. I am not racist, but I will admit that for the most part, I do not trust Asians when it comes to things like this. I would know, right?
gold4rs is a scam company period honestly
i have boughten mains from them and magicly within a week of it dropping off paypal they get recovered then they agree to replace the account that i paid over $100 for with one worth only $15 no more which is a joke, i have also heard many cases of the seller will get charged back by gold4rs after handing over the account. Gold4rs = powerbot parent company = scamer 101
Did you have any proof of any of this? I cannot speak for the gold buying part, but 99% of the time it's miscommunication that's what I meant by language barrier.
Example:
-They gave you 40M.
-They think they gave you the 100M. They are very busy, doing lots of orders it's hard to keep track.
-The language barrier comes into play, they have a hard time understanding what you're trying to explain to them. Things are taken wrong on both parts.
-Discussion ended, they are a company - you are one person. You can't do much without proof.
I very highly doubt they meant to "scam" you out of 60M. That's honestly nothing to them. It's all because of the communication. I understand that's frustrating - Chinese resellers will almost always have poor customer support. They are not scammers (gold4rs).
I don't want to comment on the account situation on your part. It was probably an error. (Person bought account claimed it got recovered when that person got hacked) Again, not Gold4RS fault.
OR
(Don't take this personally) - The account was recovered by the REAL owner, leaving their customer with nothing. Gold4rs has all the right to chargeback their money. I'm not calling you out on that, but that's the case a lot.
Like I said, I have sold over 10 accounts that I provided legit information, never recovered myself and I have never got a chargeback.
I've seen countless posts on this site about Gold4RS on how people admit to selling their accounts to them and then recovering it back after 60 days. This must happen a lot, as a company charging back on any account that has a complaint against it by the "buyer" is a smart move.
In conclusion:
Bad customer support, yes.
Scammers, no.

