[RESOLVED]RSGP.eu scammed me for fucking $2.5 (NOT EVEN JOKING!)

Aight, what's up guys. I seriously didn't think that I would have to post this, but here we are.

Here's the cunts Sythe profile if you're too lazy to find it: Sebas613

His website: www.RSGP.eu (never trade with them, please.)

So here's what happened:

I was selling 200m 07 @1.15$/m, so $230 was the price that we both agreed to.
I told Sebas, or who ever was on his Skype at the moment that I wanted EXACTLY so 0.35714 Bitcoins for 200M 07. He kindly agreed to this, as you can see here:

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After this I gave him the 200M 07, told him to send EXACTLY the amount of Bitcoins that we both agreed to, and here's what happened:

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And here is the payment which is 0.00404 Bitcoins less than it should've been:

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To keep this long story short, basically he undercutted me for 0.00404 Bitcoins, even tho I had told him the exact amount of Bitcoins that I needed.

I told him about this, and he just cried something about misunderstanding and what so ever, I told him that if we can't settle this, I'm going to make a report of him, and he said "fine, lets see what happens".

I'd like to add that this is not about me "needing" the $2.5, it's pocket change, but the thing is that we agreed to an exact amount of Bitcoins as my payment, and he literally fucking undercuts me for freaking $2.5 :'D That's not how you treat your customers.

I asked them kindly to do something about their mistake, and all they did was tell me to make a report of them lol. Ignored me for +20 minutes, slow service, please DO NOT deal with these people.

 

Can you provide the screen shot where he says - "fine, lets see what happens".

Also @Sebas613 , if this exact amount was agreed upon why wasn't it paid?

 

Please add this to my report.

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@Sebas613 due to you agreeing to send a specific BTC amount and not a specific dollar amount, you owe 0.00404BTC to this user!

This thread will be closed once the user has been paid.

 

I told my worker that I used that btc rate.

Before my worker received his gold, the btc price went up. I purchased and then sent the exact $ value at the time the trade was completed. Which was a little less btc, but the original value my worker mentioned in $. I never buy a specific btc amount unless explicitly stated before the trade even occurs, I just buy the fair dollar value. Which is better anyway when it takes the seller some time to deliver the gold, and no one ever wants it differently.

My worker did not specifically agree to that btc amount, just said that it was around the price that it would be as this guy was checking if he did his math right.

This guy was just trying to get an extra $2.50 by complaining. If the btc price would have gone down and I would have sent the exact amount, he would have complained that the "btc price went down so now I got less $ value". I was at work and cba dealing with this kinda bullshit so I just told my worker to pay him the ~2m 07 or whatever, which he has long ago received.


In my opinion, he never had a right to that 2.50

 

@Sebas613 I'm sorry, i must have read your response wrong.

So you gave him 2m 07 more?