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#1
Jul 14 2022 10:48pm
why does posting a fake offer on a thread excuse spam and trolling?

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troll comment/unwarranted criticism
50 fg no spam


99.99% of the time these people would not accept the trade if you pm them to accept their offer
why is this ok?
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Jul 14 2022 10:51pm
If you see someone breaking the rules. The best thing you can do is hit the report post button. And keep going. Each report is checked by moderators. Just because you can't see the action, it doesn't mean it hasn't been taken. On the other hand, you also cannot be sure that this person is not actually bidding for the item.

This post was edited by Sqnman007 on Jul 14 2022 10:52pm
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Jul 14 2022 10:52pm
Quote (Sqnman007 @ Jul 15 2022 12:51am)
If you see someone breaking the rules. The best thing you can do is hit the report post button. And keep going. Each application is checked by moderators. Just because you can't see the action, it doesn't mean it hasn't been taken. On the other hand, you also cannot be sure that this person is not actually bidding for the item.


i feel like that second point is a bit intellectually dishonest but sure
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Jul 14 2022 10:55pm
Quote (phdinprocrastination @ 15 Jul 2022 06:52)
i feel like that second point is a bit intellectually dishonest but sure


Submitting an offer is not spam in itself. Both sellers and buyers have the right to withdraw from the sale if it has not yet been completed. This is considered BM, bad trading manners but does not break the forum rules.
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