Recent content by Leptin

Link the current Sythe account: @Export Which violation you are reporting the user for: Doxing Sythe Users Why you think they're violating Sythe rules: Redacted

Recently, a sythe user's account was compromised and they proceeded to dice on the donor lounge, it was mentioned by the compromised user that their sythe account did not have 2fa. Upon reading this, I feel this issue needs to be addressed immediately. Lack of forced 2fa means simply obtaining...

sold me a few osrs accounts, went nice and smooth ty=]

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I’m quite dumb surprised I’m not on here

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Well said, ultimately it seems service providers want to just be able to hide behind deposits and hire questionable workers, they don't need to actually find workers they can trust because they expect to be able to hide behind a rubbish concept of deposits implying trust while expecting all of...

ducks wont scam your customers, it's an irrelevant example. Don't want to be responsible for scams? Hire workers you can trust, do a better job at communicating with customers to ensure too much wealth isn't left on accounts, regularly vet your workers on discord alts to ensure they aren't...

What makes you think it's okay to hire workers and have them deposit a amount of money and then be allowed to steal a higher amount then they deposited? All while leaving you responsible only for what they deposited, effectively shafting the customer - also you are enabling people to scam by...

I have far more experience then you do =] You are the one having workers scamming. Do your job properly and you won't need to make these posts.

I do not run a service discord, and when i ran a gold discord I did not hire workers, because I realized I can't trust anyone else other than myself. Your more then welcome to hire workers as you please, but you bear the responsibility of what they decide to do by having your seal of approval.

The point of a deposit the way you explain it allows you to hire someone that you only trust up to a certain amount, because even you yourself assume the possibility that they may one day scam, meaning you have effectively hired a worker you don't truly trust with that being said why should the...

that or leave the discord open 24/7 leaving more customers vulnerable for your other Venezuelan workers to scam them once again. Whats better to you - additional commission revenue at the cost of more potential scams, or closing the server sometimes to keep customers and your reputation safe...

Don't do business 24/7 then?

Sounds to me and probably many others you just want the easy way out, you want to rely on a autopilot system to keep you safe from any potential issues that may arise. You need to be proactive and make sure each ticket/customer is being treated properly.