DNT Acknowledgement/Explanation

Link to/reason for DNT: Minebreak

List of vouches since receiving DNT: (Please note: It's advisable to present vouches where the other party went first in the deal and where the deal was for a considerable sum, the more of these - the better). Minebreak's Vouches

Reasoning/explanation for sketchy behaviour leading to DNT:
First off I want to acknowledge that what I did was indeed sketchy despite the fact I truly made a mistake and never had the intention to be suspicious or scam anyone. I bought 3b a few days ago for 0.66/m. I noticed prices were dropping drastically past few days so I went to sythe in hopes of dumping the gp. First guy I saw was the one offering 0.6/m, so I assumed that was the going rate. His ad was saying he was buying 10b only, so I wanted to see if he could do 0.65 if I told him I had 10b, and work my way down to 3b from there. 0.65 was only one cent loss from the original price I bought with, so its not too big of a deal.
After we agreed on the price, I went to some other trading discord and back to sythe trade gold channel to see other people's prices (I stayed in the same dm with the guy until the price was agreed on, didnt get a chance to look at anything else). Its a habit for me to go see other people's buy/sell price to make sure I'm getting the most out of my money. Now that I think about it, i played myself, I shouldve looked at everyone's price before pm'ing the guy. Anyways, i saw a lot of known rwt'ers buying gp for 0.67 and 0.68, and even someone was buying for 0.71. This concluded to me that if these rwt'ers were buying for 0.71 and selling for profit, I can probably sell for at least 0.73 +. Which meant there was no need for me to sell asap for 0.65 and lose out on extreme profit. I forgot to pm the guy back and say I wasn't interested anymore, since I get so many dms from different people. That is the storyline of what happened, in my point of view.
One of the thing that happened that could've easily mistaken what I did as a scam was the second message I sent. I said "you can go first", but what I really meant was "i can go first". If you are asking someone if they can go first, would you tell them or ask them? "you can go first" makes no sense because I was trying to say "i can go first" and mixed up you and I. Nobody commands someone else to go first, obviously. It was an honest mistake that I acknowledge but would like to share.
Previous TWC & disputes if applicable: None, I've never had an issue with anybody before today.
Anything else you wish to say:
I would like to apologize deeply for all of my mistakes I have done today for everything to have happened. I had a few of my friends and advisors go through this entire situation with me and outline the situation and my mistakes . First off, I should have never lied about how much stock I had; it was a marketing tactic I learned off of someone that I should have never used. Second, I should have looked at prices of gp BEFORE I messaged the first guy, in order to prevent misunderstandings like what happened today. Before today's incident, I have never had an issue with anybody before, either on sythe or off. I've done many businesses with different people since February 2020 and I've made quite some money to help prepare me for university, and I never planned on stopping. However I do understand the admin's decision for this DNT as it indeed looks sketchy despite the fact I made an honest mistake. I accept responsibility for my bad trading practices and understand if this DNT remains branded on my account, but I wish I could be given a chance to redeem myself in the future. Thank you in advance for reading this dispute.

 

@Minebreak
Can you post proof of you having the 10b you claimed you were selling? Screenshot with your Sythe username and the date you were selling it should suffice

 

@Minebreak
I don't believe your story about having no idea what you were doing here. You have 50-something vouches from trading gold (Minebreak's Vouches) and I'm leaving the DNT in place.

You can Request a Pardon if you'd like to take this further.