topdog77 - 02/24/2018
:shrug:
island and I liked each other
i always paid him on time.
never docked him
helped him
mke - 02/24/2018
You're literally acting as a mod on reports lol
topdog77 - 02/24/2018
now he doesnt like me because I got on 1 day
and fired him
Yer.
I applied for mod
but requested shin withdraw it
told him I wasent intrested
Im pretty much a moderator in all but name
I know the rules far better than even most staff
I wouldnt mind mod but :shrug: its not the end of the world when I get denied.
Im pretty sure that power terrifys staff.
They already know I have solid influence
and a footprint in RS/LoL
coupled with being a captain of the largest RS3 gambling fc ever and a direct line to 4k+ players
Ontop of being a RSPS owner 7x over
+ I've worked with most major gold sites
I have more influence than I probaly should and making me mod would just give me vastly more
so I cant blame them really.
Someday I'd like to though
even if it was just like offtopic
just to expierence it and show I can do it.
but no, I dont pay them off lmao.
never have.
I've had these arguments with people before. Crypto volatility can make it very difficult to conduct business. I think the bottom line is this:
If a debt is created in USD, then it is owed in USD. The payment method is irrelevant. The debt should be repaid @ the price of crypto when the crypto is sent.
If you want the debt to be at a fixed crypto amount, you make the amount owed a fixed amount of BTC. For example, if you made a deal that you will be paid 0.1 BTC, then you are owed 0.1 BTC.
If you initially make an agreement for a USD value, and wish to then "lock in" a crypto price in the future (essentially converting a USD debt to BTC), both parties should explicitly agree to this change. Without both parties' consensus then the debt remains in the original currency.
I invoke my right to mediation handled by @Sythe
Imagine buying gold from websites
Fairly sure @Rael or another (ex)worker of his has had issues with Bus about this before.

