Anyone got the same problem with playerauctions?

[turmoilpkerz]

Hey guys,

I would like to know if any of you had a similair problem like me and how did they solve it?

I sold some gold and my payments got delayed, and I have to now wait a few weeks for review.

If anyone knows how to solve this please let me know.

 

Player auctions customer support sucks dick.

Contact this guy for help http://www.sythe.org/members/326450-playerauctions.html

 

[turmoilpkerz]

Player auctions customer support sucks dick.

Contact this guy for help http://www.sythe.org/members/326450-playerauctions.html

Thanks dude!

 

[kingmeruem]

i would avoid pa tbh.

 

[ShawnPA]

Hi turmoilpkerz,

I'm sorry to hear about your disbursement problems. Can you provide me with your username and order #? I will investigate your issue and try to resolve it ASAP.

If you have any questions please let me know.

Best,
Shawn

 

[PlayerAuctions]

i would avoid pa tbh.

Probably a very unwise recommendation.

PA is the largest aggregate processor for all things RS, and 97% of our orders proceed to successful completion.

While no business is perfect, we are unique in that we stick around communities like scythe to engage with our users, collect ideas on how to develop, and address individual user's issues.

There have been quite a number of Sythe users who have even contributed to changes at PA (including terminations) since I took over at the end of 2013.

We provide a service that right now, no one is able to copy, and if we were to suddenly cease, you can bet that the RS markets will become a haven for amateur and professional scammers a like, many of which don't have the time of day to fuss with our fraud deterrence tech and policies.

We're here to help, and if you have specific issues you need help with, we're here.

It's been my experience in the past (not in all cases of course), that some people who actively discourage people from using PA, are the very ones who wish to circumvent PA's security measures and have a larger number of people to prey on without the annoyance of our risk management systems.