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@Atilla : I dont have CZone.. that was just an example.
@SalmonBlaster : Those who post invites looking to get the highest possible offer often end up being bombarded by noobs begging for invites. That is why the suggestion of being precise of what you want for your level 5 invite.
Moreover, if the existing middlemen are feeling too much pressure, one or two new middlemen can be appointed if possible for this purpose.
rofl, right you are!Quote:
Originally Posted by Atilla
that actually didn't answer my question at all, or really respond to my post. all you did was restate what you have already stated... multiple times.Quote:
Originally Posted by fit4trading
if people cared about noobs bombarding them then they wouldn't start the threads, they would look for someone offering what they want.
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Originally Posted by Salmonblaster
people who have ft* for example can just go over thread of people offering sites and see if they find something and afterwards use the middleman help
people do not start threads giving out F*N invites because of the fear of spies.
They also do not trade invites privately because sometimes they want something more or something different than what is offered in the threads. that is why they generally do not pm people giving them F*N offers.
The level 5 invite thread will be able to provide them a place where they can precisely tell others what they want without revealing their identity.
e.g. someone may want 2 or 3 month seedbox access or 1 month seedbox + F*WR. They may not always get it in the threads, but if they ask for it as a requirement in the level 5 invites thread, then somebody can provide them with the exact requirements.
@Salmonblaster : Your original question was : Why should there be rep points in the requirements ? This is because many spies create many accounts hunting for users giving out level5 invites. These spies do not take efforts to get repped on every account. They just have a 1 month old account.
Good idea.
I agree this is a good idea but will it work? Who knows?
I like the idea. It's certainly a way to keep things organized.
If the middlemen are up to it, it is a great idea indeed. This way, there won't be a need for the traders to actually know who they're trading with. And if the traders don't know who they're trading with, the spies certaintly won't know either ;-)
bye,bye spys and u have to find a new way to fawning the staff