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Eric Lawson

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I would like to suggest something that I am not sure if it’s the greatest idea, but I had personally experienced this myself and went through it when starting a new thread. What I am referencing to is the fact that when you start a new thread on sythe, you are generally seen as being untrusted and you must gain a reputation. I am sure it is pretty evident that there are a lot of scammers creeping around on sythe, so it is good that people do not trust freshly made threads, as that would be stupid. My suggestion would be to post a sticky note in some kind of sales section, and perhaps provide people with like testimonies from people in the sales section that states what it was like starting out making a thread for the first time. I personally have a name sales thread that has 30 thousand views and close to 700 posts, the thread has been around for roughly a year being active almost the entire time. The first 20 names I sold were for under $20, no one trusted me for the longest time, the first few months looked very bleak but I pushed on. I have a feeling that a lot of sythe scammers are here because they cannot compete with the giants in the community, not saying that I am one at all because im a scrub, and I personally feel it would be beneficial to the community if such a sticky note existed.
 
It's a free market, the buyers should be aware of who they're buying from; you can easily see when a person is trusted vs. when a person isn't.

I'd love for this to be a thing, but it is a free market.
 
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It's a free market, the buyers should be aware of who they're buying from; you can easily see when a person is trusted vs. when a person isn't.

I'd love for this to be a thing, but it is a free market.

Oh of course, I am not saying that this free market is a terrible thing, I am just saying that it wouldn't hurt to provide people with this information as it may help some people continue and may help divert people from scamming to some degree.
 
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