What is the point of it, really?
The information given by the user is kept in the staff lounge probably, and never released to scam victims or anyone. I remember someone saying that if there was a police report then it would be used, but really? Who's going to file a police report over some gold?
A good example of this is Invocation. He scammed like 6b, but you guys wouldn't give his information to the victims to maybe call him and speak with him or his parents to get it back.
It puts a symbol of trust on people who probably shouldn't be trusted. $5 for trust, sounds good to me.
Worst idea to be implemented on Sythe in my opinion. It almost creates scam opportunities by letting people think they're dealing with someone trusted who can be held accountable for their actions if they scam, when in reality they can't.
The information given by the user is kept in the staff lounge probably, and never released to scam victims or anyone. I remember someone saying that if there was a police report then it would be used, but really? Who's going to file a police report over some gold?
A good example of this is Invocation. He scammed like 6b, but you guys wouldn't give his information to the victims to maybe call him and speak with him or his parents to get it back.
It puts a symbol of trust on people who probably shouldn't be trusted. $5 for trust, sounds good to me.
Worst idea to be implemented on Sythe in my opinion. It almost creates scam opportunities by letting people think they're dealing with someone trusted who can be held accountable for their actions if they scam, when in reality they can't.























































