I'd like to point out that we signed that contract AFTER the orders were already gone through and delivered. You cannot legally bind me to actions that have happened beforehand, nor can you prove that I did not follow RSUltimate guidelines.
Actually, the chargeback came in after you signed the contract, so the chargeback responsibility lays on you. I can have my sister double check this by reading through the entire contract, to see if you would be legally liable for it, as she's a lawyer and would better be able to know. Even so, everything outlined in the contract was explained to you guys before the contract was created. As I stated earlier, the contract was only created in the event that a dispute such as this one might arise, so all the information would be compact together. Nothing major was added to this contract, and for you to say so would be an outright lie.
Might I remind you that I still do have logs of these Skype conversations somewhere. I don't think it would be necessary, but I can load up the 100K+ Skype messages I have saved up in log format and search through them to find the portions where I explained to you guys what you can and cannot do. Please do understand that you're still responsible for what you agree to in conversations. We can ask more RSUltimate workers who worked before this incident so they can explain what exactly they were expected to do, and what they were held responsible for.
Here's some more evidence that you knew this before the order took place. You actually agreed to this via private message on March 25. This was our first form of contract, and it was just getting together what you already knew:
Wrongfully filling orders, such as giving the gold when you are not supposed to, not following procedures which includes confirming IP and phone number and keeping evidence of the trade, will incur a $100 fee per transaction plus the cost of the order.
Everything is subject to change. Please quote this and reply back with your full name to agree to the terms.
Obviously this was a little more vague, so it was expanded upon when the full contract was complete. As I remember it, we had issues coming up with a way for you to sign the contract, so it wasn't until April that I purchased the signature software, originally intended for workers to sign this contract legally.
As per the msn logs, I've answered that countless times saying that we were only required to keep proof for 180 days.
Please stop citing this. You did not give the information requested directly after the chargeback. Are you disagreeing that you only provided screenshots? In your eyes, what did you provide when you were requested evidence for the chargeback?
Your only two arguments that remains is a vague and childish, 'you can't prove this' and 'I lost my proof that makes me innocent.' I very well proved my point excessively. Would you also like to see the e-mail we sent to Google disputing the chargeback, which shows just how little evidence you provided? Would you like me to dig up the unorganized pile of evidence you sent to me after leaving RSUltimate? Would you like me to dig up the Skype conversations or have other workers testify that you knew of these procedures before delivering the Mayberry orders? What type of evidence do you want from me? What will convince you that you were in fact in the wrong?
(edit) In addition, are you saying that you called Mayberry without knowing it was part of the procedure? Why else would you call him, or did you just make that up? Now we're left with this: either you actually called Mayberry, knew you had to do it, and never gave me the evidence as you were supposed to for the chargeback, or you never knew you had to do so, and lied about doing so on this thread.



























