Soldato
Market / Post limit
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Without spending weeks producing a dissertation my spidy senses say the majority of the disputes ( of which there are very little, if any ) are between buyers and sellers just over the post count threshold.
For the amount bought and sold the ratio of satisfaction / dispute is tiny.
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Good to know, like I say was just a thought.
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I would say from my experience using the MM, there wouldn't be enough data to conduct that experiment. I've only had 2 bad experiences:
- A guy returned stuff claiming it was faulty when I believe they just changed their mind. They expected a refund before I had received the return, which I refused to do. I honestly think they started to panic that I wouldn't refund the money.
- I got banned for accidentally doing a price drop around 10 minutes before the 24hrs were up. It really annoyed me, it just felt totally harsh as ****. Especially annoying when others were breaking rules and continuing to post, but hey ho on balance I can't complain (genuinely).
Is that 2 out of 130 transactions though? If that's the case then that is not bad at all. I think i've had about 80 or so transactions and 0 issues with anybody. Some people ive sold to probably 4 or 5 times, one fella the cpu left me working and got to him dead. It happens but I had a few so I sent him another one. That one was fine so all good. I then decided to sell about 10 laptops at the same time and got myself confused and shipped the wrong machines to the wrong place, that was interesting, again though It wasn't far away from my work and everybody was cool with me being a noob.
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Qualifying for the members market is like prestiging on COD
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Yes, and agreed. As far as I'm concerned it's anecdotal evidence that the market is 10 times better than eBay. You were one of the 130 transactions, as I bought one of those laptops and it's another example of a great transaction all round. Case in point; here you are approximately one year later and still contactable.
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Infraction led to a ban if I remember right (it was years ago). I think the infraction itself was harsh considering I had only started using the MM.
https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/posts/28202734/
Any way, thanks for steaming in MM mod style and reminding me how Draconian you all get when the mere whiff of criticism is headed your way. It really adds to the experience.
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I'm looking forward to entry to MM in 2036. 465 post's in 16 years. 
I'm looking forward to entry to MM in 2036. 465 post's in 16 years.
If you reply to this it should knock a few weeks off
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If you reply to this it should knock a few weeks off
I daren't reply to that message. Pretty sure that would constitute spam and get me a ban..............
You remember wrong, you only got an infraction for that - I can see your notes.Infraction led to a ban if I remember right (it was years ago). I think the infraction itself was harsh considering I had only started using the MM.
https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/posts/28202734/
Any way, thanks for steaming in MM mod style and reminding me how Draconian you all get when the mere whiff of criticism is headed your way. It really adds to the experience.
And you think this is draconian? Bend over...
Soldato
The harsh approach works, it's why the MM is what it is, so I'm definitely not complaining.
It's just ever so slightly comical when the internet stilletoes get stamped. And I mean that in a nice way.
Soldato
I only asked! Didn't realise it was a regular occurrence
It isn't, the MM Mods are a bit heavy handed but you get used to it; all for the right reasons.
It isn't, the MM Mods are a bit heavy handed but you get used to it; all for the right reasons.
Cannot see me getting to the require number anytime soon
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