From the core of my soul, it honestly seems sociopathic, inconsiderate, and ultimately lazy to not give any sort of f*** about players getting scammed. I just can't in any right mind see how that's okay and why any reasonable person would think this is a good solution.
Yeah they could have used a mediator, but does life really have to be like that ? Do you just have to trust nobody, be constantly paranoid, and never be given a second chance ?

I think it's objectively obvious that players who are clearly scammed and not involved in a staged hoax to scam the website's currency should be given AT LEAST a one time saving grace on the matter. To completely ignore this and not have* given give a f***, honestly seems like the atypical garbage customer service that has plagued nearly every agency/company in the world today.



This post was edited by ms73 on Oct 29 2021 09:32pm

Won’t happen

Why not ? Because of exactly the reasons I listed ? Are people really okay with that sort of behavior ? FG is constantly generated by donations and also diminished as a whole by various methods.

If there's some really clear obvious reason I'm missing here you can come up with I'd like to hear it, but it all leads to just simply NOT giving a f*** about people.

FG doesn't just vanish and all forum gold on the site was paid for with real money.

People who are scammer tagged and locked have EVERY opportunity to repay their scams as well. If they choose not to that is ultimately their choice. They are their own judge and jury when it comes to repayment.

If you purchase a bike from Walmart and someone steals it a week later, will Walmart refund you?

I don't get how your logic makes sense in all honestly, I'm sorry.

This post was edited by Expanse on Oct 29 2021 09:51pm

No.

I don't understand your complaint about the current system. By the join date maybe you are a multi with another account who is scammer tagged?

I think the process of repaying the debts is a much better way to handle reform than first time leniency? Especially with the number of scammer multi accounts around. What do you do? Just show leniency so they can scam twice and try again?

Not sure I understand the thought process.

Excited to see what kyhlie says

Your comparison of wal-mart is braindead logic. In your example you already left the company. In this situation, your account and thus fg is essentially owned by the company.

Why is a scammer going to repay debts if they already liquidated their entire account ? I really think all of the knee-jerk replies highlight just how much this concept eludes people.

It's just easy to not scam. I think that's the problem. And it's an odd thing to advocate so hard for.