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Saphrium · Nov 11, 2006, 03:55 AM // 03:55

Dependable, professional, merchant trust service.

If you have a selling or buying deal involved high end items that cost hundreds of plats, yet you have trouble ensuring a scam-free transaction?

Post your transaction request here, upon agreement to use my trust service from both buying and selling parties, I will try my best to ensure you get the fair deal you wanted scam free.

PS: I will try to see how this goes, until the service is more formalized, all transactions requests are free of charge.

The Real Avalon · Nov 11, 2006, 11:46 AM // 11:46

how about ectos?...

Saphrium · Nov 12, 2006, 03:33 AM // 03:33

you mean 100K+250 ectos transaction?
I guess it works if you have enough ectos.

Snail From Hell · Nov 12, 2006, 04:40 AM // 04:40

This could be a potential scam though, the middle man can end up with both the item and all the money, which hypotheticly could be millions.

Saphrium · Nov 12, 2006, 06:29 AM // 06:29

I am here posting my name and character name...you can get 2000 ppl here to ban my account. But I don't want to get myself banned. I will screenshot everything to prove my innocence in case of me being framed.

However, if you trust the other person who is interested in your items and money more than someone like me neutral and providing service, go for it.

KCBeserk · Nov 13, 2006, 12:25 AM // 00:25

Quote:

Originally Posted by Saphrium

I am here posting my name and character name...you can get 2000 ppl here to ban my account. But I don't want to get myself banned. I will screenshot everything to prove my innocence in case of me being framed.

However, if you trust the other person who is interested in your items and money more than someone like me neutral and providing service, go for it.

u joined last month. and your asking people who dont trust the seller/buyer to trust you a third party? its a good idea in theroy very noble even but not gonna work

Anarkii · Nov 13, 2006, 06:44 PM // 18:44

Middlemen used to be prevalent (including Guru mods) until Ecto became the currency. There's no need to trust anyone when you can complete any transaction with 100K+ XX Ectos.

Saphrium · Nov 14, 2006, 08:50 AM // 08:50

anyway, i am not here to argue, but if join-in time is the concern, I will wait 10 months, spam 2000 posts, and then come back you will trust me with my service? It seems irrelevant to what I am trying to explain.

Anarkii, the question is, what if you have only 500K and 20 ectos? You are going to buy something until you exchange all your gold for ectos? plus ectos are liquidable assets, the value changes all the time, golds doesn't (in a way).

Malice Black · Nov 14, 2006, 11:47 AM // 11:47

Trust is for the weak. <~~Follow this small saying and you will never get screwed over.

Sorry to say no one will take this "service" there has been incidents in the past where a "3rd party" has screwed over the 2 traders.

Anarkii · Nov 14, 2006, 12:14 PM // 12:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by Saphrium

Anarkii, the question is, what if you have only 500K and 20 ectos? You are going to buy something until you exchange all your gold for ectos? plus ectos are liquidable assets, the value changes all the time, golds doesn't (in a way).

Yes. I'll buy ectos at Trader - 1K before a big transaction if I have to.

shrouded^god · Nov 14, 2006, 05:46 PM // 17:46

Yupp, I never deal with any cash amount over 100k...unless they trust me enough to give me the item during the first transaction, Ive done this several times with no problem. But I prefer to use ectos as its safe for both of us.

Saphrium · Nov 14, 2006, 07:30 PM // 19:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Admins Bane

Trust is for the weak. <~~Follow this small saying and you will never get screwed over.

Sorry to say no one will take this "service" there has been incidents in the past where a "3rd party" has screwed over the 2 traders.

"Trust" in financial industry means something else, especially on US tax laws on inheritable assets and gifts. Look it up.

The point is to create a container, for the trading large amount of assets.

All Parts of MTS trade will be taken screenshots regardless, and presented on forums for public judgment if necessary.

The three parties:
Buyer
Seller
MTS(merchant trust service)

Single security trade being as following:

1. Confirm trading parties.
Question: Do you wish to trade with the Seller/Buyer?

2. MTS takes both party's trade item and golds.

3. Show to Seller golds, confirm, show to Buyer item, confirm.

4. Establish trade, multiple transactions if necessary to both parties.

Double Security Trade as following:

1. Confirm trading parties.
Question: Do you wish to trade with the Seller/Buyer?

2. MTS takes both party's trade item and golds. But with double the value needed. (for a 100K trade, make extra 100K deposit to MTS, as insured deposit)

3. Show to Seller golds, confirm, show to Buyer item, confirm.

4. Establish trade, multiple transactions if necessary to both parties.

--Traders have previously agreed time for grace period, during the grace period, MTS holds the insured deposits. If grace time passed, the trade is final and can not be withdrew, and both parties get back their own insured deposits.
--Dissatisfied trader can get his gold/item back if within grace period without question, without modification or changes to the item as well as the gold amount.
--If one party violates the trade agreement, that party loses partial or full amount of deposit to the other party upon negotiation.

o m g pizowned · Nov 14, 2006, 07:34 PM // 19:34

this service isn't going to work. all this is, is spamming.
There is no need for a transaction over 100k+1750 ectos, and buying ectos ISN'T a problem for any big money buyers.
i suggest this gets closed soon.

Saphrium · Nov 14, 2006, 07:40 PM // 19:40

A service that is not working doesn't mean it is not a service, it is legitimately posted, every post is meaningful, I don't think the forum moderator would confuse a bad post with a bad service like you did.

Plus, if you really have 100K+1750 ectos, you don't really need to buy anything.