Gold4Fun -Review- No GO!

[sarci sparki]

Personally can't agree with everyones comments, i've bought two 20m orders and one 90mil order off them, was quick and smooth. Got 9m free on one order and like 2m extra each on the other two. As a person that currently cannot buy from sythe members, i recommend them.

 

[Manpons unite]

Got scammed 20 bucks from them once for gold, never again.

 

[Taylor--]

If you get scammed by Gold4rs/gold4fun, you shouldn't be buying gold in the first place. They are a legitimate business and if you record the information you're supposed to and supply it when they ask for it, you will get your gold.

The only reason it might look like they're scamming at times is because they take every precaution possible to make sure they're not getting scammed. This doesn't mean you're getting scammed, it just means you need to comply with what they ask of you..

This entire thread is a joke

 

[EagleWings]

If we had to scam ppl in order to stay "alive", we would have been out of business in the first few months back in 2005.

We've been thriving all the time with 300-600 sales received everyday. But it's sad that most people with good experience have always been quiet.

Regarding buying and selling account, we do have a 1-5% of unreliable sellers, for these people, we Chargeback them, blacklist them, and we report them to publisher, so this is kinda no-one-benefits policy. For buyers, we compensate them, of course.

With a turnover of 2 billion gold, 50 accounts, and hundreds of items and powerleveling each day, don't you think it makes NO sense to "scam" customers? We say it's preposterous.



If we were to scam, we would do nothing after realizing your Powerleveling service was unavailable atm.

WAT IS THIS, I DONT EVEN.
You're saying, when you find an unreliable seller, you blacklist them and then report them to Jagex? I wouldn't think that would go down to well with them.

"Hey Jagex, someone was trying to sell an account through our TOTALLY LEGIT website called Gold4Fun, but they ripped us off, can you please ban them kkthxlol"
^ Not sure they'd buy it :/

@Taylor--, how come them 97% of all "Gold4Fun is a scam" is based on the fact that something "suddenly goes unavailable", and if they turn over "2 B a day", they'd surely have quite a few people that could do the leveling.

 

[Market Leader]

Friend bought 300M off of them with no problem.

 

[Taylor--]

WAT IS THIS, I DONT EVEN.
You're saying, when you find an unreliable seller, you blacklist them and then report them to Jagex? I wouldn't think that would go down to well with them.

"Hey Jagex, someone was trying to sell an account through our TOTALLY LEGIT website called Gold4Fun, but they ripped us off, can you please ban them kkthxlol"
^ Not sure they'd buy it :/

You'd be surprised at the sort of contact Jagex has with gold selling websites(or so I'd assume). I co-manage Runescape based news releases at a Runescape fan site and on multiple occasions, we've had direct contact with Jagex staff via their personal e-mails, I don't see why Jagex wouldn't have a sort of e-mail set up for websites like Gold4rs to have people reported.

@Taylor--, how come them 97% of all "Gold4Fun is a scam" is based on the fact that something "suddenly goes unavailable", and if they turn over "2 B a day", they'd surely have quite a few people that could do the leveling.

If something "suddenly goes unavailable", they will refund you or offer you another service of equal value. This is not scamming, this is a shortage of inventory and it can happen to any legitimate business.

 

[TxT]

Ive sold accs to them in the past and bought small amounts of gp. All went well apart from the customer service being terrible

 

[Decoda117]

yeah same thing happened to me when I ordered a dung service