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Title: Free Escrow Post by: CrackedLogic on March 11, 2014, 06:42:01 PM If I were to start offering free escrow, Would you use me?
I don't offer any escrow,yet. I wouldn't mind holding digital things like alt coins, e-books,vouchers etc. So back to my question, would you use me? Title: Re: Free Escrow Post by: jodybay on March 11, 2014, 07:13:29 PM If I were to start offering free escrow, Would you use me? I don't offer any escrow,yet. I wouldn't mind holding digital things like alt coins, e-books,vouchers etc. So back to my question, would you use me? with this red mark in your account i dont think people will trust you just in my opinion Title: Re: Free Escrow Post by: CrackedLogic on March 11, 2014, 07:18:41 PM Yeah, I was kinda worried about that, I'm not so sure what I've done wrong though? ???
Title: Re: Free Escrow Post by: jambola2 on March 11, 2014, 07:24:28 PM I checked up on your negative trust.
It was some random person who pre-emptively added negative trust to you because he thought your post history looked like that of a scammer. It is not about the single negative rep , but you need tonnes of positive rep before you can become a trusted escrow. Overall I'd say , you don't get rep to become an escrower , you become an escrower if you have lots of rep. Title: Re: Free Escrow Post by: KWH on March 11, 2014, 07:29:40 PM You need to get in touch with the person that left the negative. State your case and try to work things out. Even without the negative, IMO, I don't think you have enough Trust built up to offer escrow service. I don't think I would qualify either. In any case, it won't hurt to ask.
Title: Re: Free Escrow Post by: CrackedLogic on March 11, 2014, 07:43:02 PM You need to get in touch with the person that left the negative. State your case and try to work things out. Even without the negative, IMO, I don't think you have enough Trust built up to offer escrow service. I don't think I would qualify either. In any case, it won't hurt to ask. I tried to, no response. Title: Re: Free Escrow Post by: CrackedLogic on March 11, 2014, 07:43:38 PM I checked up on your negative trust. It was some random person who pre-emptively added negative trust to you because he thought your post history looked like that of a scammer. It is not about the single negative rep , but you need tonnes of positive rep before you can become a trusted escrow. Overall I'd say , you don't get rep to become an escrower , you become an escrower if you have lots of rep. True, thanks for the advice. Title: Re: Free Escrow Post by: KWH on March 11, 2014, 07:44:06 PM You need to get in touch with the person that left the negative. State your case and try to work things out. Even without the negative, IMO, I don't think you have enough Trust built up to offer escrow service. I don't think I would qualify either. In any case, it won't hurt to ask. I tried to, no response. Title: Re: Free Escrow Post by: Rinndaranaur on March 11, 2014, 09:08:05 PM Why somebody can be interested in free escrow?
Title: Re: Free Escrow Post by: Taras on March 11, 2014, 09:10:40 PM Bitcoin is capable as a decentralized escrow if you're good enough at using it
Title: Re: Free Escrow Post by: tkbx on March 11, 2014, 09:19:03 PM - Activity: 98
- Negative rating from someone with positive rating Good luck. To be brutally honest, the reason people need escrow is to avoid risking money with people who have stats similar to yours. Start by making small trades, build some positive rep to outweigh the negative. Title: Re: Free Escrow Post by: techgeek on March 11, 2014, 10:33:58 PM Its great you want to offer escrow services, but so does everyone else plus asking for a tip.
Something that others have not mentioned, especially #1 option listed below. So going back to your actual question, there would be several factors that would consider me a green light. 1. Get a vouch from John K. or another highly credible member w. pass transactions (that you did quite a few for, since he wasnt available at the time or something along in those lines) OR 2. An actual feedback based on the transaction on more then minimum 20 transactions showing your not just a 1 time person. |