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Can you provide any examples to help me improve? I don't recall being bias, ever. You implied most decisions of mine are bias as if this is a re-occurring issue with me, and that I'm not a good mod at all as if I do a lot wrong. If you can elaborate on both of those with examples/ways I can improve, then perhaps that may help.He is not a good moderator at all. Most of his decisions are biased due to the fact he holds close affiliations with certain users.
Can you provide any examples to help me improve? I don't recall being bias, ever. You implied most decisions of mine are bias as if this is a re-occurring issue with me, and that I'm not a good mod at all as if I do a lot wrong. If you can elaborate on both of those with examples/ways I can improve, then perhaps that may help.
@Management not gonna lie, usually i dont bother with other feedback threads other than my own but King really is anything but biased. He's about as honest as they come IMO, though his wording might be wacky at times which in turn may cause some confusion. Real good person, give him a 2nd chance!![]()
Not at all. Your report is on the basis that because he's selling a large amount for a more expensive price that we should restrict him from the market until he shows proof of him having that GP in his possession. We're not going to harass users in doing so as this is a free market, although like I said in the report if he was selling for a price way lower than the current gold price, then that'd be a completely different story here. If you did your own research you'd realize he's had these threads for a long time and him being here for 7 years without any issues + having many vouches for buying/selling GP on top of stating he's comfortable with an MM too makes me question how is he a threat in anyway with all that being taken into consideration?Absolutely. So I have filed a few reports and the majority of them have been handled by Pendulum however here is an example of some you have handled.
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Ok cool so that means just because you have MMed and traded with him yourself that means he is automatically trusted? I'm a little bit confused. What you're essentially saying here is that because you know him yourself my report is automatically invalidated due to the fact that I haven't dealt with him. OK.
Your whole basis here is to punish someone because they state they state that they offer "competitive prices". In that case we might as well punish everyone in the market, right? It's unreasonable to punish them for something like this as they aren't guaranteeing a rate in which they can't supply/purchase at, nor are guaranteeing that they're beating anyone elses rate, merely just stating that they're rate is fair in the market. For a website they have pretty competitive rates imo. If you still disagree with me you're more than welcome to re-report the thread to seek another opinion.Report 2: False advertisement
In this thread made by Video (a Sythe Admin), it states that all thread titles and bodies should always contain the correct information:
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So when someone false advertises, this is your response?
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So basically what you're saying here is that certain users are able to put competitive pricing in their thread EVEN THOUGH THEY ARE NOT OFFERING COMPETITIVE PRICING???? I even provided proof of the user in question not being able to provide any proof that their competitor was offering a rate which was higher than theres. Its not a "tactic to boost sales", its more like "time wasting 'false advertisement' tactic"
Again, just because you know these users/closely tied in with them, this has meant that you have made ridiculously biased decisions and I am not impressed by it at all.
Not at all. Your report is on the basis that because he's selling a large amount for a more expensive price that we should restrict him from the market until he shows proof of him having that GP in his possession. We're not going to harass users in doing so as this is a free market, although like I said in the report if he was selling for a price way lower than the current gold price, then that'd be a completely different story here. If you did your own research you'd realize he's had these threads for a long time and him being here for 7 years without any issues + having many vouches for buying/selling GP on top of stating he's comfortable with an MM too makes me question how is he a threat in anyway with all that being taken into consideration?
Your whole basis here is to punish someone because they state they state that they offer "competitive prices". In that case we might as well punish everyone in the market, right? It's unreasonable to punish them for something like this as they aren't guaranteeing a rate in which they can't supply/purchase at, nor are guaranteeing that they're beating anyone elses rate, merely just stating that they're rate is fair in the market. For a website they have pretty competitive rates imo. If you still disagree with me you're more than welcome to re-report the thread to seek another opinion.
Side note: The person who you reported in the 2nd part (won't say names to avoid any issues it may cause between you two) I've never spoken to before, so I'm confused as to why you think I'm closely tied with him (or both for that matter). I'm not closely tied to either in anyway (no offense to them ofcourse, just saying though).
You said that isn't the case, but it is. I'm not saying everyone is immune to being asked to show proof of these things (gold, vouches, etc) as it really can be a case-by-case basis. It is a free market, however in certain scenarios I'd understand where you're coming from. In this scenario specifically I see no reason to unless you thought the user in question was hacked. He did nothing shady, and he has a solid reputation here. In scenarios where we asked users to show proof of vouches and what not it would be in cases where a user usually just joins and has a couple people already vouching for him that haven't posted from a home IP (usually after opening service threads up and/or a shop), although like I say and will continue to say it's case-by-case.Thats not actually the case. You're saying that because he's been here for 7 years and done lots of trades that automatically makes him invalidated to be asked for proof? People have to be asked for proof of vouches but not proof of gold?
Think about it like this. If someone is selling GP for such a low price (lower than re-seller buy price), but is refusing to deal with any of them or go first by any means, then usually you'd suspect that user is trying to scam, which is reasonable, and would warrant proof of stock forsure. This is also due to the fact that if you're trying to sell lower obviously people will try to do business with you over other people. If someone is trying to sell for a price above the usual re-seller sell price, then how are they a threat? If anything they're just attracting themselves to more people that would be trying to scam them if anything. People who sell that high are less likely to get any legit customers. I'm trying to say that in the nicest way possible because all this argument really comes down is common sense if you really read what I'm telling you further, then you'll understand. I'm not trying to be rude at all when I say that, but I hope you understand, and if you'd like further clarification you're more than welcome to PM me.Also, so that means if someone is selling gold for so cheap that means that they have to provide proof of them owning the gold but when someone sells for an extremely high price then they don't. Ok, so basically people can join the market claim to sell 7b 07 for $1/m, a customer pays them $700 for 700M worth of gold and they never login to be seen again. Do you not see a flaw in that system?
In regards to this I don't believe it's against the rule itself, although I understand that you might think it's deceiving sort of. I've seen numerous people claim they have cheap, competitive prices, etc etc, but I don't recall people punishing them for it because I'd imagine it'd only have to do with advertising false prices/payment methods, and a couple other things, but I was always under the assumption that saying you offer cheap/competitive services that it'd be okay. I see that it may possibly be misleading though, so perhaps asking a higher up or asking for the rule to be revised could help. If I'm wrong, then I apologize for denying the report.People should not put competitive pricing in their titles or threads unless they truly are offering it.
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So if I go to a website that claims to offer competitive pricing and I ask them how their prices are competitive then they should be expected to show at least one site which offers the same pricing as them.
Since most sellers don't understand what competitive pricing is, its just a term used to false advertise to get people to buy from them.
And also the rate isn't fair if you cannot name a competitor selling at the same rate rate or a higher rate.
In fact, if you ask half the community what the definition of competitive pricing is, they will tell you that it simply means beating rates, so if people don't even know the definition of the word then why are they including it in their threads? It is simply to waste peoples time and get an edge over other sellers who are not false advertising.
I've handled hundreds of reports/disputes, so to say most of my decisions would be biased is an exaggeration. I try to be a person for the people, and am usually a very reliable person when I'm on/someone needs help (or at least I'd like to consider myself that), so if there's anything I can do to improve from being poor aside from these issues, then let me know. In these cases specifically I've mentioned that I have no correlation/close affiliation with both users (haven't spoken to one ever, and last time I spoke to the other was 6-8 months ago probably?), so I believe that clears up the whole bias issue. Me putting my opinion on the report on FPLA was merely to help you understand the situation in more context originally when I closed the report.He is not a good moderator at all. Most of his decisions are biased due to the fact he holds close affiliations with certain users.
You said that isn't the case, but it is. I'm not saying everyone is immune to being asked to show proof of these things (gold, vouches, etc) as it really can be a case-by-case basis. It is a free market, however in certain scenarios I'd understand where you're coming from. In this scenario specifically I see no reason to unless you thought the user in question was hacked. He did nothing shady, and he has a solid reputation here. In scenarios where we asked users to show proof of vouches and what not it would be in cases where a user usually just joins and has a couple people already vouching for him that haven't posted from a home IP (usually after opening service threads up and/or a shop), although like I say and will continue to say it's case-by-case.
Think about it like this. If someone is selling GP for such a low price (lower than re-seller buy price), but is refusing to deal with any of them or go first by any means, then usually you'd suspect that user is trying to scam, which is reasonable, and would warrant proof of stock forsure. This is also due to the fact that if you're trying to sell lower obviously people will try to do business with you over other people. If someone is trying to sell for a price above the usual re-seller sell price, then how are they a threat? If anything they're just attracting themselves to more people that would be trying to scam them if anything. People who sell that high are less likely to get any legit customers. I'm trying to say that in the nicest way possible because all this argument really comes down is common sense if you really read what I'm telling you further, then you'll understand. I'm not trying to be rude at all when I say that, but I hope you understand, and if you'd like further clarification you're more than welcome to PM me.
In regards to this I don't believe it's against the rule itself, although I understand that you might think it's deceiving sort of. I've seen numerous people claim they have cheap, competitive prices, etc etc, but I don't recall people punishing them for it because I'd imagine it'd only have to do with advertising false prices/payment methods, and a couple other things, but I was always under the assumption that saying you offer cheap/competitive services that it'd be okay. I see that it may possibly be misleading though, so perhaps asking a higher up or asking for the rule to be revised could help. If I'm wrong, then I apologize for denying the report.

