arcusgold scammed me 1.54-1.73$

[TheOnlyJohnSmith]

Proof:
https://i.dawgy.pw/i/733ea697b6.png
https://i.dawgy.pw/i/4fa559c9f1.png
https://i.dawgy.pw/i/bb0651373a.png

Initial deal was .90 for 50m. They paid short and failed to add in the extra, I've highlighted proof from industry standard sites (2 independent sites).

I want at the minimum $1.54 to be sent to the original btc address which is:
1H2tX1bJFUBYGA5xzYGy4ZZba8KUtpxA4C

 

[Superfluous]

there are fees. if arcus sent you $45 and there was a $1.67 fee, you get $43.33. unless you agreed to have arcus cover the fees there's nothing wrong here

 

[Superfluous]

@TheOnlyJohnSmith

 

[iHateQuesting]

There wouldn't be a 4% fee. If anything, they use a different wallet and value the bitcoin at a higher rate than what John uses. The best thing to recommend would be to agree on a bitcoin price or exact amount of bits per mill/trade before doing the trade. I think they use OKcoin for bitcoin values, if you can somehow prove at that time they did just end up shorting you (by using the coin price at that time) then I would assume they'd need to pay the difference, @Superfluous?

 

[TheOnlyJohnSmith]

@TheOnlyJohnSmith

Hi if you visit this https://i.dawgy.pw/i/3114fccdf3.png you can see the transaction fee was $ 0.09 which makes their argument invalid and shows proof that I am due money to the mentioned BTC address in the original post.

EDIT: I will now accept a minimum of 1.64$ which is $45 - $43.27 - $0.09 = $1.64

EDIT2: As highlighted through https://i.dawgy.pw/i/b52d31230c.png and https://i.dawgy.pw/i/a8420ad120.png there is no mention of additional fees.

EDIT3: As highlighted in the OP one of the screenshots shows the closing price for 5 exchanges which also include OKCOIN which may be related to OKCOINCN which is what they use. This was within 5minutes of the transaction taking place. (I just asked them)

 

[Superfluous]

from apith:

arcusgold scammed me 1.54-1.73$
Arcus uses Chinese rates, probably because his workers are chinese and that's where he buys his bitcoin from. The bitcoin rate is almost always a few % higher than the rest of the world's (except india atm). I've wondered what rate he uses when he accepts btc though as that's really misleading if you wanna do the checking yourself. Fees for bitcoin are normally like 10 cents btw unless you customize it and change it manually to a higher fee, which the receiver shouldnt pay.

either way, not taking action over this over a $1. discuss fees with arcus prior to trading again in the future.