WARNING, on these traders

Started by DirtyMustachio, April 24, 2012, 02:43:14 PM

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Killin88

Quote from: DirtyMustachio on April 24, 2012, 02:43:14 PM
Everyone I was pending with have the cards I sent. It's been over 3 weeks since sending to each of these three people,
Be forewarned when trading

I'm waiting on cards from
{XFatal} [note, has had good trades with others. May be a strange mishap but could just chose me to screw over first]

{Clint9119} [note, I've heard from him once and is in Canada,I do expect delays but I've already had two other Canada trades go through that started later]

{Zw913} [have not heard from since the trade began]


{crazyhorse} [not with me but has half a trade left pending with sagemaster]
yea I traded with Clint and have yet to receive anything I traded a foil snap huntsmaster ect. Expesive stuff if I don't receive I'll be broke and my dad will be pissed

Killin88

Btw it's been three weeks and a day supa sad face with many chins :((((

Eryama


Richardalcala

Guys please do not trade with folks that r not on trusted traders. I have turned down a few guys. Sorry to hurt your feelings but I can't trade with you now. I no what it feels like to get ripped off. No fun.

BlackJester

Some of these people have made proper trades in the past, and people have to get on the list somehow.
Start small if there's doubt.

Death Gaara

Quote from: BlackJester on May 03, 2012, 11:56:19 PM
Some of these people have made proper trades in the past, and people have to get on the list somehow.
Start small if there's doubt.

^This. I am not going to lie. When I started trading here, all the trades I made amounted to no more then $7. One because I did not know who I could trust and two I had no reputation on this website. I gained the trust of some people with my feedback on another site (not eBay) which is 75+ positive feedback and 0 negative feedback. You want my advice, I am still skeptical about some of the people on this site. I make people who have no reputation send first. If they are not on the trusted trader list at least two or three times or have a link where they can show me their credibility, I make them send first. If they want to back out of a trade at that point that is fine by me. In my 3+ years of trading online, I have still not been ripped off. It all comes down to common sense. Stick to low dollar trades, gain some credibility with the mods or other iMtG frequent regulars (Like myself or Sagemaster). When you have a credible reputation, then start wheeling and dealing your Mindsculptors and foil Snaps. If you are skeptical of someone or they have no reputations make them send first for your sake. I really hate to see people get ripped off, especially because iMtG has one of the best communitys for this game I have ever seen. This applies to the regulars as well, please dont let yourselves get ripped off by people that are new to this thing and think they can get away with stealing. I understand we want to give newbies a good impression so they can join our community and be a part of this, but dont be so laxed you let yourselves get ripped.

DirtyMustachio


Elitehalo360

I almost never go against my gut cause it's ALWAYS right but I did for the ZW guy cause he kept nagging me about my half

Elitehalo360

Oh and do not trust Invaderzim I was setting up a trade with him and asked him to send first and I think he blocked me or something cause I can't veil his profile and it won't let me send him messages

Hays413

#24
I'll just say that when I get back, if not all my trades have arrived, I'm going to lose my [expletive deleted] and hunt you down. After spending over a month in Syria, I expect all cards to be waiting for me. Nothing takes over a month to arrive, especially pieces of cardboard. This place has made me angry.

~Your friendly neighborhood Jester.

Elitehalo360

#25
Quote from: Hays413 on May 04, 2012, 01:29:50 AM
I'll just say that when I get back, if not all my trades have arrived, I'm going to lose my 💩 and hunt you down. After spending over a month in Syria, I expect all cards to be waiting for me. Nothing takes over a month to arrive, especially pieces of cardboard. This place has made me angry.
Ooo Syria?? How was/is it?

cltrn81

#26
This really sucks to hear about guys.  I really thought the Joey thing was an isolated incident.  Pretty naive of me to believe that.  I hope this work out for you guys.  You could always contact the local authorities in their area....you have their name, address, and written communication to prove the transaction.

Committing a crime across state lines is a felony offense and gives the federal government jurisdiction as well.

Runningtables

Also on all 14 trades i have done on here i have sent mine with delivery conformation its .85 cents more and if you have that and need to contact authorities like clntr81 has just said you have physical proof togo with your claim. To me its worth it. Plus it gives peace of mind to who your trading with so they can track it.

Killin88

Quote from: cltrn81 on May 04, 2012, 06:57:57 AM
This really sucks to hear about guys.  I really thought the Joey thing was an isolated incident.  Pretty naive of me to believe that.  I hope this work out for you guys.  You could always contact the local authorities in their area....you have their name, address, and written communication to prove the transaction.

Committing a crime across state lines is a felony offense and gives the federal government jurisdiction as well.
what about country lines (Canada)

cltrn81

#29
Quote from: Killin88 on May 04, 2012, 08:45:04 AM

what about country lines (Canada)

I imagine it is definitely a felony.  You will have to try to get some local authority contact info in the city he is at in Canada and go from there.

I would bet that any contact from the police to him will have him scarred enough to return the cards.  So really all you need to do is see if the police will at least question the guy and tell the police that you don't want to press charges if you get your stuff back.