i totally agree. there are some people on jsp that IMO are very trustworthy and have proven that.

its very easy to tell if a person is trustworth btw...

100% yes
Mods you cant stop us
now imma go run some ubers

This post was edited by JerBee on Dec 24 2008 12:56am

No its not.

Mods have to see that your trading lots, and that your active for a long time.... And also that you dont spam everywhere.

on the surface, this may seem possible. dont the best scammer earn your trust only to scam later down the line though? what i am saying is there are some very good people on jsp that have shown a track record of a year or more of only being totally gfg and trustworthy. IMO it is these ones that may earn a trusted tag.

or not an trusted tag, just an special tag for ubers

maybe the peoples who get enough vouches ~.~
just brainstorming ._o

There is a limited number of people in the S/A section as it is, before the rule was implemented it was flooded with "G-uber scammer" threads, these are hard to prove exactly who ruined & scammed the game as there are 8 people to go by



If you wish to break the rules then don't complain when you're scammed, simple enough



This has already been suggested multiple times and turned down, also, "vouches" don't mean anything, a user could bribe another user for his "vouch"



This post was edited by BkK on Dec 24 2008 01:00am

enough scammers on jsp already. if you think ubers should be allowed, then rushing and grushing ppl should be allowed too it only invloves the person doing the rush lol not him and 2 others . besides if everyone could uber ppl or grush them thats all the forums would be full of and half would be scams.

It will not happen, we have Too many Scammer Accusation posts that complain about people scamming for offering uber services
Cut the spam, IT WONT HAPPEN.


Edit: and no there will not be a rank for offeringt services,
will defeat the point of having a med/trusted tag
bust you crack and earn it.

This post was edited by Jangalang on Dec 24 2008 01:02am

you mean like a "services" tag? that is a good idea. who would say who gets and doesnt get though