As we all know, vouches are used to show the reputation of a member in handling trades and whether they can be trusted or not.
However, often when browsing through vouch threads, I see people saying "bought 30M rs3, smooth trade" or "Sold 500M to x, great trade" or even "Bought 300k, vouch!"
The obvious question is: What was the value of the trade?!?!? Was it rs3 gold? What was the price of rs3 gold in 2008? Was it rs07? Was gold really worth 100k/$ back then"
Heck, back in D3 days, I used to deal in "hundreds of billions of gold" but its obvious that i'm not as trusted as the trading barons in the runescape section
Occasionally, I would see some sensible vouch such as "Bought 500k rs07 gold for 40$ from xxx, great trade"
I think it should just be a rule that the real life value of a trade be included in all vouches because why else have vouches?
It's similar to how certain trades cannot be vouched such as gfx.
It would only be logical that vouch threads should have the dollar value of the trade because only then, can the buyer buy as confidently as possible.
Just my 2 cents
However, often when browsing through vouch threads, I see people saying "bought 30M rs3, smooth trade" or "Sold 500M to x, great trade" or even "Bought 300k, vouch!"
The obvious question is: What was the value of the trade?!?!? Was it rs3 gold? What was the price of rs3 gold in 2008? Was it rs07? Was gold really worth 100k/$ back then"
Heck, back in D3 days, I used to deal in "hundreds of billions of gold" but its obvious that i'm not as trusted as the trading barons in the runescape section
Occasionally, I would see some sensible vouch such as "Bought 500k rs07 gold for 40$ from xxx, great trade"
I think it should just be a rule that the real life value of a trade be included in all vouches because why else have vouches?
It's similar to how certain trades cannot be vouched such as gfx.
It would only be logical that vouch threads should have the dollar value of the trade because only then, can the buyer buy as confidently as possible.
Just my 2 cents







































