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It's dumb and greedy to tarn your reputation for pocket money. If you wanna pay low fees be upfront about it. If you can't do good fees to ensure fast transactions, then be fair to your competition and just be upfront and say that you can't do the rate, but offer a lower rate. Told you I'd report you. I'll report you over pocket money, purely out of principle.
Scammer's profile link: Food4Rs
Amount scammed: 650$-0.02663044 BTC (for t = (the minimum BTC price between 17:04 +1GMT and now))
Discord ID + Unique Discord ID: Sold through their website
Proof that it's their Discord: ^
Explanation of the trade:
The following rule has been violated: Referring to this rule: The Official Sythe.org Rules
Sold them 2b 07 for .325. So 650$ was due. Never agreed on any fees. Transaction didn't confirm within 2 hours (now 6 hours). BTC dropped in the meantime. Contacted their customer support and they tried to brush me off by saying that I should email them and they'd respond in 24 hours. Contacted their customer support and told them Sythe rules that state that the buyer is responsible for price volatility if a transaction takes more than 2 hours (said 4 in chat, but it's 2). They don't want to pay me out the remaining part of what I'm due, which makes them indebted to me by Sythe rules.
Why is it problematic that they told me to email them and handle it in this manner: it's an unfair business practice to force me to carry financial of BTC fluctuation, while they can sit back and wait for BTC to jump back up and down. When I pay the 07, and we agree to BTC, I should receive whatever we agreed upon within 2 hours, so I can do with it what I want. Secondly, they never specified that they'd send fees this low, they're saying that fees weren't low, but all I can see is that the transaction still has no confirmations. Thirdly, Sythe-rules clearly states that the buyer is responsible for crypto price fluctuations if the transaction takes more than 2 hours. They denied me compensation, therefore failing I'm paying what I'm rightfully due (650$). Told them I'm not happy with this kind of treatment and they threatened to ban me. If they pull this on me, who knows what they pull on less mouthy customers?
I don't have access to the transcripts of the first chat, just the first screenshot, but if you would be so kind to post those @Food4Rs
How they scammed: No confirmation after 2 hours, BTC dropped in the meantime, which means that the sender is liable. They're flat out denying this and refusing me for payment shortage.
Other relevant trade screenshots:
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Scammer's profile link: Food4Rs
Amount scammed: 650$-0.02663044 BTC (for t = (the minimum BTC price between 17:04 +1GMT and now))
Discord ID + Unique Discord ID: Sold through their website
Proof that it's their Discord: ^
Explanation of the trade:
The following rule has been violated: Referring to this rule: The Official Sythe.org Rules
Sold them 2b 07 for .325. So 650$ was due. Never agreed on any fees. Transaction didn't confirm within 2 hours (now 6 hours). BTC dropped in the meantime. Contacted their customer support and they tried to brush me off by saying that I should email them and they'd respond in 24 hours. Contacted their customer support and told them Sythe rules that state that the buyer is responsible for price volatility if a transaction takes more than 2 hours (said 4 in chat, but it's 2). They don't want to pay me out the remaining part of what I'm due, which makes them indebted to me by Sythe rules.
Why is it problematic that they told me to email them and handle it in this manner: it's an unfair business practice to force me to carry financial of BTC fluctuation, while they can sit back and wait for BTC to jump back up and down. When I pay the 07, and we agree to BTC, I should receive whatever we agreed upon within 2 hours, so I can do with it what I want. Secondly, they never specified that they'd send fees this low, they're saying that fees weren't low, but all I can see is that the transaction still has no confirmations. Thirdly, Sythe-rules clearly states that the buyer is responsible for crypto price fluctuations if the transaction takes more than 2 hours. They denied me compensation, therefore failing I'm paying what I'm rightfully due (650$). Told them I'm not happy with this kind of treatment and they threatened to ban me. If they pull this on me, who knows what they pull on less mouthy customers?
I don't have access to the transcripts of the first chat, just the first screenshot, but if you would be so kind to post those @Food4Rs
How they scammed: No confirmation after 2 hours, BTC dropped in the meantime, which means that the sender is liable. They're flat out denying this and refusing me for payment shortage.
Other relevant trade screenshots:
See deleted
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