Sythe Sellers

Personally and I think many people agree with me on this, I think that new comers or people who just make an account should not be able to sell right away. I feel the should at least be active for awhile and get vouches before they sell anything. It is to easy (now I'm talking about Runescape account) for the seller to recover the account and literarily all these newcomers are scamming everyone. I think the admins should take this into consideration. Thanks

 

defeats the purpose of a market

 

Sythe and the other admins have expressed in the past that they will not be restricting the market from newcomers.

 

It's a free market and everyone has the opportunity to sell whatever they want in the proper section; it's the buyers job to research the seller and check that he's legit before buying anything. It's the same thing on ebay, amazon market, etc.

 

This, a smart buyer will nearly never get scammed.

 

Free market, it's there own fault if they get scammed for the most part, if you're buying an account from a new comer with minimal vouches prepare for the account to get recovered eventually. It should be common sense to only buy accounts from people that you can trust heavily, I see so many reports about people getting accounts recovered on them, surely trusted people will charge more for account sales but it's worth it.

 

It's also straight up too much effort for the amount of posts sythe has. Not to say that Sythe doesn't have a lot of traffic, but if you divide it into three sections of post count like someone was saying or tell someone they can't post for x amount of time, it just causes all kinds of mayhem. Plus, there are certain situations where gold sellers from other sites that are reputable come here and begin operations. What do they have to do, post 100 times? Or do they have to go through an approval process in order to be able to sell/buy with paypal? Just use your brain when dealing and you will not have issues. Not all new members are bad guys either.

 

Thanks for the feedback guys!

 

I hate the fact that individuals are getting scammed as much as you do, but it's a free market. There are some suggestions related to more warning about the risks of account trading being mentioned, which I hope one of them will eventually be approved.