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Now this is an extremely long ball out in left field kind of idea, mainly because I already know that keeping something like this going regularly would take a lot of work from the staff. However, I think it would honestly reduce the amount of scamming going on around here by over 50%, if not more.
The "Sythe Insured" rank.
In a nut shell, the Sythe Insured rank would work much like the donation rank. You would have a little image on each side, with the amount of money that person has paid to be insured on Sythe. So for example, I could pay to get a $50 insured rank.
This money would be added to a completely separate account than whatever account staff currently uses for their donations. Now, whats the point? Simple.. Not only does a larger amount of insured rankings help build trust (much like the donor ranks) but they give members an idea of how much this person has invested and is willing to lose.
Again, for example... If I had the $50 insured rank you probably shouldn't trust me to make a trade with you worth $500 or more without a middle man or other forms of security.
This is where the other account comes in that actually has the money stored in it from insured members. Say I scam someone for $35 when I have the $50 insured rank. If that person can prove I scammed him, and I am legit banned staff can then go into the insured cash pile and pull the $35 from the $50 insured myself with and replace the money stolen, also making a $15 profit for themselves in the process. Or, it would work off of a %. Meaning if the user was insured Sythe can help replace 50% of the lost cost, and keep the rest that user paid to get the rank for themselves. Either way Sythe would only make more money, while giving users another way to build trust.
This system would obviously need looked over closly, probably a lot more tweaking than what I have listed here, and YES I know it would take an enormous amount of work to pull off from staff. But in the long run, it would be a really great system.
The reason this works is because why would someone pay $50 to scam someone for less (as long as members don't make poor decisions and trust them with WAY more than they are insured for) just to be banned and actually lose more money than they gained?
Thoughts?
The "Sythe Insured" rank.
In a nut shell, the Sythe Insured rank would work much like the donation rank. You would have a little image on each side, with the amount of money that person has paid to be insured on Sythe. So for example, I could pay to get a $50 insured rank.
This money would be added to a completely separate account than whatever account staff currently uses for their donations. Now, whats the point? Simple.. Not only does a larger amount of insured rankings help build trust (much like the donor ranks) but they give members an idea of how much this person has invested and is willing to lose.
Again, for example... If I had the $50 insured rank you probably shouldn't trust me to make a trade with you worth $500 or more without a middle man or other forms of security.
This is where the other account comes in that actually has the money stored in it from insured members. Say I scam someone for $35 when I have the $50 insured rank. If that person can prove I scammed him, and I am legit banned staff can then go into the insured cash pile and pull the $35 from the $50 insured myself with and replace the money stolen, also making a $15 profit for themselves in the process. Or, it would work off of a %. Meaning if the user was insured Sythe can help replace 50% of the lost cost, and keep the rest that user paid to get the rank for themselves. Either way Sythe would only make more money, while giving users another way to build trust.
This system would obviously need looked over closly, probably a lot more tweaking than what I have listed here, and YES I know it would take an enormous amount of work to pull off from staff. But in the long run, it would be a really great system.
The reason this works is because why would someone pay $50 to scam someone for less (as long as members don't make poor decisions and trust them with WAY more than they are insured for) just to be banned and actually lose more money than they gained?
Thoughts?


















































