This is a stupid thing, when there is a public report the guy with the most reputation will always will the case. Imagine a newomer getting scammed by an established seller, he would not have a voice against him.
that is the dumbest thing I have heard if there is evidence that the trusted user has scammed then mods/admins will ban themThis is a stupid thing, when there is a public report the guy with the most reputation will always will the case. Imagine a newomer getting scammed by an established seller, he would not have a voice against him.
How are we newer members sure of that? could very well be a full on circle jerk with mods and high ranks that prevents them to get banned and just shush the newcomers like me.that is the dumbest thing I have heard if there is evidence that the trusted user has scammed then mods/admins will ban them
they do not take sides.
private reports dont work, they leave a gap where account sellers can be scammed and the only way to protect that from happening is having everthing public
also public scam reports against trusted users damage their sales + reputation, if they are in fact being shady they would want them private
private reports have very little practical use over public ones apart from protecting peoples privacy.
How are we newer members sure of that? could very well be a full on circle jerk with mods and high ranks that prevents them to get banned and just shush the newcomers like me.
"Do not trade" Pretty funny you say that, ofcourse a scammer like you defends this bullshitteryGet off the site if u feel this way
How are we newer members sure of that? could very well be a full on circle jerk with mods and high ranks that prevents them to get banned and just shush the newcomers like me.
"Do not trade" Pretty funny you say that, ofcourse a scammer like you defends this bullshittery
What she said.The frequency of private reports (imo) has gone up due to the sheer amount of shitty users all trying to set another up. Oh this guy tweeted this guy, this guy ddosed this guy, this guy phished this guy, and so forth.
Even so, private reports are quite vital due to the sensitive nature of quite a few reports that have been handled.
I do not believe there will be any codification of what can and cannot constitute a private report due to the significant differences throughout private reports; however, if a payment is going to be required, I do not know of an instance where the payment was ordered to be made without proof being provided to the individual; albeit, that does not not mean the proof is made entirely public.
The tl;dr would be: they occur more often, but are still relatively infrequent and imo should be handled case-by-case and if there is nothing sensitive, then the report should just be made publicly.

