Scammer's profile link: OSRS_Services
Amount scammed: discord vanity url discord.gg/pvm
Discord ID + Unique Discord ID:
Dobby#9060 + 861757360481763398, Ralph#9999 + 114828031238864898 - UID
How they scammed: stealing/blocking our vanity url discord.gg/pvm and wants to sell it back for 5k$ and also talking shit when they are the ones to do that lol
Other relevant trade screenshots:
Talking shit - https://i.imgur.com/nyvcuu3.png
Talk shit but do it yourself - https://i.imgur.com/J5i9Niu.png
Using our vanity url to lead customers into their server - https://i.imgur.com/rfsB8rn.png
Asking for a 5k$ payment - https://i.imgur.com/vhT8jQ6.png
Being ready to snipe the vanity url - https://i.imgur.com/nN9wKGh.png
The desperation of some service providers has apparently reached a new low with the practice of sniping vanity URLs. This unethical behavior is not acceptable and should not be tolerated. If this is allowed to continue, it will set a dangerous precedent for the future.
I also want to clarify:
Sending a post advertising one's services in response to a competitor's ban (someone else, the person knows who it is) may be seen as acceptable as it is within certain limits, but sniping a vanity URL is definitely not. It is a violation of someone else's "rights" and an attempt to profit off their work and reputation. This behavior shows a lack of ethics and professionalism, and it can have serious consequences for others involved in services as well. Addtionally in comparison to what happened to you, you do not only take advantage of the vanity url, but you take it one step further and try to get money for it as well. In fact, I would put it in the same category as name sniping and therefore request the same punishment as Sythe does in those cases, if they do not cooperate.
They should understand this, as they have experienced it themselves in the past after @Burns stopped with services and a competitor taking the vanity url, which we don't agree with either. In our opinion taking someone else's brand is a serious matter and cannot be taken lightly.
Amount scammed: discord vanity url discord.gg/pvm
Discord ID + Unique Discord ID:
Dobby#9060 + 861757360481763398, Ralph#9999 + 114828031238864898 - UID
How they scammed: stealing/blocking our vanity url discord.gg/pvm and wants to sell it back for 5k$ and also talking shit when they are the ones to do that lol
Other relevant trade screenshots:
Talking shit - https://i.imgur.com/nyvcuu3.png
Talk shit but do it yourself - https://i.imgur.com/J5i9Niu.png
Using our vanity url to lead customers into their server - https://i.imgur.com/rfsB8rn.png
Asking for a 5k$ payment - https://i.imgur.com/vhT8jQ6.png
Being ready to snipe the vanity url - https://i.imgur.com/nN9wKGh.png
The desperation of some service providers has apparently reached a new low with the practice of sniping vanity URLs. This unethical behavior is not acceptable and should not be tolerated. If this is allowed to continue, it will set a dangerous precedent for the future.
I also want to clarify:
Sending a post advertising one's services in response to a competitor's ban (someone else, the person knows who it is) may be seen as acceptable as it is within certain limits, but sniping a vanity URL is definitely not. It is a violation of someone else's "rights" and an attempt to profit off their work and reputation. This behavior shows a lack of ethics and professionalism, and it can have serious consequences for others involved in services as well. Addtionally in comparison to what happened to you, you do not only take advantage of the vanity url, but you take it one step further and try to get money for it as well. In fact, I would put it in the same category as name sniping and therefore request the same punishment as Sythe does in those cases, if they do not cooperate.
They should understand this, as they have experienced it themselves in the past after @Burns stopped with services and a competitor taking the vanity url, which we don't agree with either. In our opinion taking someone else's brand is a serious matter and cannot be taken lightly.













