mukanfixor
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- Mar 8, 2009
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Same person with @Bamboo Agency and @imaginableperspe , scammed me $50 today
Proof please.@peanut1994 The account has been delivered to this person.
This is an English only forum and I have no idea what you posted.View attachment 395970Up until now, he is still continuing to scam people.
Yeah, we gave them ample opportunity to do the right thing.It's been several days and he's still continuously trying to scam, yet you haven't banned his account.
And definitely already back here on BHW to scam more people, so it makes no sense if it takes days.Members with opened dispute shouldn't be allowed to DM anyone. This guy was clearly using mods time and had two, three days to keep scamming people while he was taking a long time to answer this thread on purpose.
If a member has an open dispute, it should display a warning indicating that they have an unresolved "Buy/Sell" dispute, with a message like "Proceed at your own risk," similar to the notice shown after a ban.And definitely already back here on BHW to scam more people, so it makes no sense if it takes days.
I guess with Xenforo, this shouldn't be too hard to achieve. Perhaps a member could be assigned the "Dispute" role if there is an active Dispute Resolution thread against them, which would then display a warning/message visible to everyone until it is removed - dispute resolved.If a member has an open dispute, it should display a warning indicating that they have an unresolved "Buy/Sell" dispute, with a message like "Proceed at your own risk," similar to the notice shown after a ban.
If a member has an open dispute they are not permitted to sell but it also makes sense that if you are going to do business with someone on the forum you do proper due diligence and part of that is checking in this subforum to see if they have ever been involved in a dispute resolution thread.If a member has an open dispute, it should display a warning indicating that they have an unresolved "Buy/Sell" dispute, with a message like "Proceed at your own risk," similar to the notice shown after a ban.
Right on that, but not everyone does that - So if the notice can show in their profile, it can prevent people from purchasing from the person who has the dispute opened in his ID.If a member has an open dispute they are not permitted to sell but it also makes sense that if you are going to do business with someone on the forum you do proper due diligence and part of that is checking in this subforum to see if they have ever been involved in a dispute resolution thread.
Feel free to share your idea here - https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/forum-suggestions-feedback.26/Right on that, but not everyone does that - So if the notice can show in their profile, it can prevent people from purchasing from the person who has the dispute opened in his ID.