@da1bomb15:
We have processed the additional refund you mentioned. I'm really sorry I missed that one from last week. I sent you a PM which contains the transaction ID.
Why do you allow the seller to continue selling on your site if your aware the seller is highly likely to scam?
We don't, if it's proven that he's actually scamming. We have suspended a lot of accounts this year compared to 2016 and what most people don't see is that we also get a lot of complaints from the seller's side of the fence, due to being suspended for "no reason at all".
Why do you claim to offer buyers guarantee and then make it impossible for the buyer to claim that guarantee?
It's not impossible, but it can be hard. I always tell our customers that we have this in place in order to validate customer claims, and this is the best way to go about it to avoid having the idea that anyone can easily claim this or that --- and with an evidence system in place, we can establish that a claim actually took place.
Why do you remove negative reviews from sellers who are scamming?
We never do, unless it's totally invalid but that rarely happens anyway.
Why doesn't your employees properly follow your own procedures when review disputes without bias towards sellers?
We do follow the procedures, and we always have. We aren't also never biased with sellers and/or buyers, and you if you look at both sides of the fences, we also get asked a lot by sellers on why we are biased with buyer refunds, causing sellers a lot of grief with regards to their game account sales being already exposed and at risk of being hacked.
What about the 400-500 other people who have had this same issue with you in the past year and have not been refunded?
I don't have the exact numbers, but as I've mentioned earlier, the SiteJabber reviews/cases we have are constantly resolved and the majority of the reviews there are NEVER revised once resolved. I strongly suggest you to go over the first few pages and read my replies, and how cases are being resolved, and that nobody bothers to revise their reviews --- you will get a good representation of my sentiment that resolved cases never get their reviews revised. Your review is actually a good example; while it may not be fully resolved for you, given the time you've invested, the review is never taken out or revised for a higher star count --- something I can truly understand. And while I do send out "resolution requests" (an automated one-click SJ system to ask the reviewer to revise their content), I never go BEYOND that and if the reviewer doesn't do anything, then the review stays.
Why do you allow sellers to continue to use third parties that are clearly using cracked or hacked accounts to sell stolen virtual goods?
We never do, and even though our security checks have improved massively through the years, it can feel like an uphill battle sometimes because methods employed by less noble sellers are getting crueler by the day, for lack of a better word. But what I can tell you is that, as I've said, our team is still able to find out about them on a daily basis and a lot of transactions get refunded or cancelled due to this.
Hope this answers your questions,
@da1bomb15. I'm sorry again for the ordeal that you had to go through and we can never give you back your time, but at least with the unsuspension and the refund, we hope it at least assuages your grief over what happened. I have notified the management and the team about this and we will charge this incident to experience.