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Title: What should i do? Post by: StackItUp on August 29, 2019, 06:15:39 AM I have an auction ongoing.
But some kids (drug addicts) tagged me red. Red means not trusted person. And now i want to ask, how can someone became not trusted when you never asked someone tu trust you, lol. I use escrow or send first. Simply telling all my effort to contribute in this forum collapsed. I have paid membership, have bought, sold items on forum. Had no issues. What should i do with my auction that is ongoing? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5178766 I know nobody is going to bid on items from a red tagged seller. Should i freeze an auction until my feedback is solved? Its not fair to keep it running. Title: Re: What should i do? Post by: nutildah on August 29, 2019, 06:33:26 AM I have an auction ongoing. But some kids (drug addicts) tagged me red. Red means not trusted person. And now i want to ask, how can someone became not trusted when you never asked someone tu trust you, lol. I use escrow or send first. Simply telling all my effort to contribute in this forum collapsed. I have paid membership, have bought, sold items on forum. Had no issues. Though it is a separate instance from your auction, you were clearly trying to pass off the work of others as your own. This is what earned you the red trust, and deservedly so. Also, calling people who pointed out your lies "drug addicts" doesn't look good. You got caught in a lie and are failing to own up to it. Ok ill share another work in progress so you can see it is not done with any of computer softs Since you physically make portraits how will you send the portraits to different countries ? or will you only send the picture online and what are your estimate charges for this service ?Hand made progress with coal,chalk and eraser only. https://i.postimg.cc/cvVXxFry/a0b51ad3c444cfe625752b94cd1f7518-0.jpg Answer is : by post. Simple. I can send it worldwide, in a hard paper tube. It will arrive with out damage. Hand made. And its simple to verify as 1,2,3 if its a pc grafics print or coal on a paper, right? Be confident. As i said for first work or few we will accept a tip only based on your happiness- after receiving your order. https://i.imgur.com/dS0gC9F.png This is the work of Adrian Moraru - another very accomplished artist about the same age as Monica Lee too - both have been doing this type of art most of their lives. You were clearly trying to pass of their works as examples of your own; even thanking those who complimented you on your "work" in this thread. What should i do with my auction that is ongoing? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5178766 I know nobody is going to bid on items from a red tagged seller. Should i freeze an auction until my feedback is solved? Its not fair to keep it running. Keep it going as you already have bids. Title: Re: What should i do? Post by: StackItUp on August 29, 2019, 06:39:18 AM I have an auction ongoing. But some kids (drug addicts) tagged me red. Red means not trusted person. And now i want to ask, how can someone became not trusted when you never asked someone tu trust you, lol. I use escrow or send first. Simply telling all my effort to contribute in this forum collapsed. I have paid membership, have bought, sold items on forum. Had no issues. Though it is a separate instance from your auction, you were clearly trying to pass off the work of others as your own. Also, calling people who pointed out your lies "drug addicts" doesn't look good. You got caught in a lie and are failing to own up to it. Ok ill share another work in progress so you can see it is not done with any of computer softs Since you physically make portraits how will you send the portraits to different countries ? or will you only send the picture online and what are your estimate charges for this service ?Hand made progress with coal,chalk and eraser only. https://i.postimg.cc/cvVXxFry/a0b51ad3c444cfe625752b94cd1f7518-0.jpg Answer is : by post. Simple. I can send it worldwide, in a hard paper tube. It will arrive with out damage. Hand made. And its simple to verify as 1,2,3 if its a pc grafics print or coal on a paper, right? Be confident. As i said for first work or few we will accept a tip only based on your happiness- after receiving your order. https://i.imgur.com/dS0gC9F.png This is the work of Adrian Moraru - another very accomplished artist about the same age as Monica Lee too - both have been doing this type of art most of their lives. You were clearly trying to pass of their works as examples of your own; even thanking those who complimented you on your "work" in this thread. What should i do with my auction that is ongoing? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5178766 I know nobody is going to bid on items from a red tagged seller. Should i freeze an auction until my feedback is solved? Its not fair to keep it running. Keep it going as you already have bids. Open scam accusation if there are victims. If not- dont act like no brainer. I wasnt selling those drawings, i wasnt passing them as my own. It was clearly stated THAT I CANT SHOW MY PREVIOUS WORKS DUE TO PRIVACY. I HAVE 0 FEEDBACK I AM NOT ASKING MONEY UPFRONT AND I AM OFFERING A SERVICE WHERE PEOPLE COULD ORDER A PAINTING. I WILL MAKE IT BY HANDS AND DELIVER IT WORLDWIDE WITH OUT PAYMENT. FOR VERIFICATION AND TIP ONLY IF YOU HAPPY WITH IT. explain me, how someone becomes a scammer by dojng so. Calling people drug addicts is at the same level as calling someone a scammer who offered some hand made payntings without a payment. Nutildah, check your feedback dude. 3/4 are red. I dont asked advices from scammers (as visible in your feedback) I should keep my auction because it has bids? But maybe thats the tactic, to down vote a member and buy the stuff he is selling at very low price because red tag keeps my auction without new bids. Correct? Some detectives here leaves red feedback without going deeper in to situation. Title: Re: What should i do? Post by: Little Mouse on August 29, 2019, 06:45:41 AM I wasnt selling those drawings, i wasnt passing them as my own. But you clearly stated that the work of Adrian Moraru was your work in progess (means you are drawing that work), why did you said work in progress with an portrait which isn't your works?Title: Re: What should i do? Post by: StackItUp on August 29, 2019, 06:52:09 AM I wasnt selling those drawings, i wasnt passing them as my own. But you clearly stated that the work of Adrian Moraru was your work in progess (means you are drawing that work), why did you said work in progress with an portrait which isn't your works?Same question stands. I wait for a reply from mods/trusted members. What should i do with my auction? Red tag someone and get stuff he is selling at bergain? Thats the plan? I am the one who are getting scammed here. Thats how i feel now. This community is based on ranking. You can be mentaly ill but if uou are 16 years old legendary member who spends most of his time playing counter strike - trusted. The one who offer a service that you can pay only AFTER you receive a product is a scammer? Logic? Title: Re: What should i do? Post by: Steamtyme on August 29, 2019, 07:06:45 AM I'm not looking into the feedback here, just the auction, as they are 2 separate issues. You should honor your auction for a couple reasons. It's received valid bids and interest. It doesn't look good if you plan on trying to continue to hold auctions if you cancel it because of your feedback. The people bidding on your item know enough to do their research and due diligence, so leave it up to them to decide if they continue in the auction, so far you're the person to bring this up.
I would also say if you are worried you won't receive the amount you want for this item because of the feedback issue, you should set minimum bid amounts at the beginning of the next one. Edit: You should also stop multi-posting and making accusations. The people bidding on your item wouldn't resort to trying to suppress the price by leaving you negative feedback. Title: Re: What should i do? Post by: Foxpup on August 29, 2019, 07:17:41 AM As an actual on-again off-again artist, I think I should chip in and say that no artist would ever present another's work to advertise his own as StackItUp has done. Copyright issues aside, such a method of advertising makes no sense. Unless the artist is extremely good at imitating the other's unique style (which I seriously doubt is the case here), such a deception will be detected immediately when the buyer sees that the art he purchased is not what was advertised. Nor is there any need for such deception, as every artist hoping to sell commissions will have an extensive portfolio of their own work. I don't believe StackItUp's excuse that he is prevented from publishing any of his previous works. Certainly there are cases where the artist gives up publication rights to some of his works, but not all of them. He'd have something to show to prospective clients or he'd never be able to get those jobs in the first place.
An artist's portfolio is his résumé, his CV. Would you hire, or even believe, a prospective employee who had no résumé whatsoever and claims he cannot tell you about any of his previous work because of "privacy"? Or worse, one who outright lies on his résumé and, when caught, claims he cannot reveal his true work history and that the lies are just "examples"? I think not. Title: Re: What should i do? Post by: StackItUp on August 29, 2019, 07:19:28 AM I'm not looking into the feedback here, just the auction, as they are 2 separate issues. You should honor your auction for a couple reasons. It's received valid bids and interest. It doesn't look good if you plan on trying to continue to hold auctions if you cancel it because of your feedback. The people bidding on your item know enough to do their research and due diligence, so leave it up to them to decide if they continue in the auction, so far you're the person to bring this up. I would also say if you are worried you won't receive the amount you want for this item because of the feedback issue, you should set minimum bid amounts at the beginning of the next one. Edit: You should also stop multi-posting and making accusations. The people bidding on your item wouldn't resort to trying to suppress the price by leaving you negative feedback. At least one valid reply. Thank you. I was never thinking to cancel my auction, i wanted to freez it with the highest bid and time left and continue after feedbacks are solved. I will honor that auction, of course. I am just tired of this feedback farming and ill mindset by kids. They think that if they are going red tag some people every day they will become trusted. And i can say this is working out for them. There are plenty trusted people on the forum who have never done any money operation or have never did any exchange. As an actual on-again off-again artist, I think I should chip in and say that no artist would ever present another's work to advertise his own as StackItUp has done. Copyright issues aside, such a method of advertising makes no sense. Unless the artist is extremely good at imitating the other's unique style (which I seriously doubt is the case here), such a deception will be detected immediately when the buyer sees that the art he purchased is not what was advertised. Nor is there any need for such deception, as every artist hoping to sell commissions will have an extensive portfolio of their own work. I don't believe StackItUp's excuse that he is prevented from publishing any of his previous works. Certainly there are cases where the artist gives up publication rights to some of his works, but not all of them. He'd have something to show to prospective clients or he'd never be able to get those jobs in the first place. An artist's portfolio is his résumé, his CV. Would you hire, or even believe, a prospective employee who had no résumé whatsoever and claims he cannot tell you about any of his previous work because of "privacy"? Or worse, one who outright lies on his résumé and, when caught, claims he cannot reveal his true work history and that the lies are just "examples"? I think not. Look. Can anyone sober show up? Please Open your eyes you fucking prick. It was not for sale! I wasnt selling anything. It was not an auction. It was not an item sale. It was SERVICE for a FUTURE product. WITHOUT ASKING ANY PAYMENT. "Would you hire?" - for free? Yes. I would. And many people would do the same. As an actual on-again off-again artist, I think I should chip in and say that no artist would ever present another's work to advertise his own as StackItUp has done. Copyright issues aside, such a method of advertising makes no sense. Unless the artist is extremely good at imitating the other's unique style (which I seriously doubt is the case here), such a deception will be detected immediately when the buyer sees that the art he purchased is not what was advertised. Nor is there any need for such deception, as every artist hoping to sell commissions will have an extensive portfolio of their own work. I don't believe StackItUp's excuse that he is prevented from publishing any of his previous works. Certainly there are cases where the artist gives up publication rights to some of his works, but not all of them. He'd have something to show to prospective clients or he'd never be able to get those jobs in the first place. Again legendary member with only red feedback. And based on your profile you are leaving red trust for members on a daily basics. Whats this, red tagged detectives club?An artist's portfolio is his résumé, his CV. Would you hire, or even believe, a prospective employee who had no résumé whatsoever and claims he cannot tell you about any of his previous work because of "privacy"? Or worse, one who outright lies on his résumé and, when caught, claims he cannot reveal his true work history and that the lies are just "examples"? I think not. Title: Re: What should i do? Post by: Foxpup on August 29, 2019, 07:35:31 AM Whats this, red tagged detectives club? Lucky for you, that's all this is. The type of intellectual dishonesty you're demonstrating is not looked upon well in the art world, to put it mildly. Keep stealing other artists' work, and you'll get the Guild after you.Title: Re: What should i do? Post by: StackItUp on August 29, 2019, 07:41:20 AM such a deception will be detected immediately when the buyer sees that the art he purchased is not what was advertised. Nor is there any need for such deception, as every artist hoping to sell commissions will have an extensive portfolio of their own work. Do you understand that NOTHING was for sale. And when nothing is for sale, then there is NO BUYER. And there is NO SELLER. Thats not for sale! And i never said it was. Can your monkey brain understand that? I WAS OFFERING MY SERVICE IN ADVANCE!!! IN ADVANCE FOR A TIP IF YOU LIKE IT. SO FUCKING TELL ME HOW COULD I SCAM SOMEONE???? HOWWW? It is the same as i would call you pedofile because i think so. And whats then? You will defend yourself that you arent? Silly. In my country you must be proved to be guilty, only thoughts isnt enough Whats this, red tagged detectives club? Lucky for you, that's all this is. The type of intellectual dishonesty you're demonstrating is not looked upon well in the art world, to put it mildly. Keep stealing other artists' work, and you'll get the Guild after you.Fuck of idiot. I am tirred of your bullshit. Title: Re: What should i do? Post by: Steamtyme on August 29, 2019, 07:50:28 AM There are plenty trusted people on the forum who have never done any money operation or have never did any exchange. Here's the thing, the person who's feedback I originally saw, does plenty on the forum involving money. Everyone else you are complaining about doesn't show as negative for me. It does appear that you are throwing a tantrum, and that's all anyone will see as they review this. You need to chill out, there is no reason to continue trying to sling mud at people. Your claim is that these were examples of what you could do. The wording you used makes it sound as if these works were your own, but you have also said somewhere english isn't your first language. Either way it doesn't look good for a couple of reasons; and none of it has to do with whether you were selling the art or accepting tips after the fact. It comes down to building a reputation for work you say you can produce, by showing examples of others work. There have been a ton of scams built on a false reputation, WoodCollector (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=392383) comes to mind. If you change your attitude and maybe shift directions on how you proceed you could still possibly come out of this clean in the future. There is an eerily similar case that I just recently read up on. It is less likely every time you start slinging insults around. Best advice I can give you. Build a portfolio of self portraits from photos or whatever use those to demonstrate your abilities. Shouldn't be any issue with displaying that work. Title: Re: What should i do? Post by: StackItUp on August 29, 2019, 07:53:55 AM There are plenty trusted people on the forum who have never done any money operation or have never did any exchange. Your claim is that these were examples of what you could do. The wording you used makes it sound as if these works were your own, but you have also said somewhere english isn't your first language. READ, its taken from my service thread Hello, Are you interested in realistic portraits ? Do you want one? I can draw any portrait that you want. Make a surprise for your wife,kid,parent. Order my services by sendig me a message or post on this thread. I am open for negotiations. Work example: https://i.postimg.cc/DWKVGXr4/FB-IMG-1566991307802.jpg Well that's a pretty cool stuff actually. But you should also post sample rate to be more transparent. Sample rate? What does that mean ? :) (english isnt my native language) "I am open to deliver drawing first and let you pay up based on your happiness, this way you could verify drawings are manualy made without any contact with PC, thats an old school style drawings by hands." What could be more transparent? Title: Re: What should i do? Post by: Foxpup on August 29, 2019, 07:57:55 AM I WAS OFFERING MY SERVICE IN ADVANCE!!! Such an arrangement is more commonly known as a "pay-what-you-want commission" and is indeed considered a sale.IN ADVANCE FOR A TIP IF YOU LIKE IT. SO FUCKING TELL ME HOW COULD I SCAM SOMEONE???? I can think of a few different methods, most of which boil down to getting someone to pay a "tip" for something that is not as advertised. I may not know what your scam is, but I do know you're not a professional artist.HOWWW? It is the same as i would call you pedofile because i think so. Or a professional anything, for that matter. You really ought to change your attitude if you want anyone to ever take you seriously again.Title: Re: What should i do? Post by: PrimeNumber7 on August 29, 2019, 07:58:02 AM You are free to present your side of the story to potential customers or bidders. Anyone considering buying from you can review your ratings, review the referenced threads, and decide if they want to buy from you.
If you are selling a specific piece of art that someone believes is valuable, a buyer may be willing to look past previous what some believe to be dishonesty. Title: Re: What should i do? Post by: StackItUp on August 29, 2019, 08:00:46 AM If you are selling a specific piece of art Should i go to grab some popcorns? I AM NOT selling any art that you saw. I WAS OFFERING MY SERVICE IN ADVANCE!!! Such an arrangement is more commonly known as a "pay-what-you-want commission" and is indeed considered a sale.IN ADVANCE FOR A TIP IF YOU LIKE IT. SO FUCKING TELL ME HOW COULD I SCAM SOMEONE???? I can think of a few different methods, most of which boil down to getting someone to pay a "tip" for something that is not as advertised. I may not know what your scam is, but I do know you're not a professional artist.HOWWW? It is the same as i would call you pedofile because i think so. Or a professional anything, for that matter. You really ought to change your attitude if you want anyone to ever take you seriously again.Both are crimes. Look monkey, i am repeating again. This service works like that, you ask me to draw any portrait. I am doing that, sending you , after your receipt you can tip me and leave feedback if you like it, if not, state that on your feedback. I was not asking any tip upfront, i was not forcing to tip me at all. So shut the fuck up. Title: Re: What should i do? Post by: nutildah on August 29, 2019, 08:49:13 AM Work example: https://i.postimg.cc/DWKVGXr4/FB-IMG-1566991307802.jpg Why would you label something as a "work example" if its not your own work? What's it an "example" of? Ok ill share another work in progress so you can see it is not done with any of computer softs Hand made progress with coal,chalk and eraser only. https://i.postimg.cc/cvVXxFry/a0b51ad3c444cfe625752b94cd1f7518-0.jpg This drawing isn't yours and its not even a "work in progress." Its a finished piece: https://www.deviantart.com/adrianmoraru/art/Working-Process-455829995 Why would you bother calling it a "work in progress" when its clearly not? Its obvious you were trying to pass off these pieces as your own. Then you got caught. Not much more to be said. Title: Re: What should i do? Post by: StackItUp on August 29, 2019, 08:53:44 AM Work example: https://i.postimg.cc/DWKVGXr4/FB-IMG-1566991307802.jpg Why would you label something as a "work example" if its not your own work? What's it an "example" of? Ok ill share another work in progress so you can see it is not done with any of computer softs Hand made progress with coal,chalk and eraser only. https://i.postimg.cc/cvVXxFry/a0b51ad3c444cfe625752b94cd1f7518-0.jpg This drawing isn't yours and its not even a "work in progress." Its a finished piece: https://www.deviantart.com/adrianmoraru/art/Working-Process-455829995 Why would you bother calling it a "work in progress" when its clearly not? Its obvious you were trying to pass off these pieces as your own. Then you got caught. Not much more to be said. And yes, the second one is work in proggress to understand tools are used. And its even writen in your link, work in process. If was selling those art works, then yes, plagiarism. But i used them as a reference, what you can expect. Again. I repeat 50 times. How do you think i could scam someone here ? Explain me how was then even possible? Explain me step by step how could someone lose money here if accusation was made. Waiting. P.s. have popcorns with me Work example: https://i.postimg.cc/DWKVGXr4/FB-IMG-1566991307802.jpg Why would you label something as a "work example" if its not your own work? What's it an "example" of? Ok ill share another work in progress so you can see it is not done with any of computer softs Hand made progress with coal,chalk and eraser only. https://i.postimg.cc/cvVXxFry/a0b51ad3c444cfe625752b94cd1f7518-0.jpg This drawing isn't yours and its not even a "work in progress." Its a finished piece: https://www.deviantart.com/adrianmoraru/art/Working-Process-455829995 Why would you bother calling it a "work in progress" when its clearly not? Its obvious you were trying to pass off these pieces as your own. Then you got caught. Not much more to be said. If there is something wrong , it should be a point of that? What could be my motives? Title: Re: What should i do? Post by: nutildah on August 29, 2019, 08:59:20 AM these examples are to explain what work could be done. And yes, the second one is work in proggress to understand tools are used. And its even writen in your link, work in process. If was selling those art works, then yes, plagiarism. But i used them as a reference, what you can expect. Again. I repeat 50 times. How do you think i could scam someone here ? Explain me how was then even possible? Explain me step by step how could someone lose money here if accusation was made. Waiting. P.s. have popcorns with me The title of the piece is "Working Process." That means the artist is giving the viewer some insight into their process and showing the tools that they use. It is a finished piece, yet you are claiming otherwise. You should have said from the beginning "These are not my works." You didn't do that. What you did do was say "Thank you" when somebody gave you compliments on them. Also, I never said you're a scammer. However, I do think trading with you is high risk. Title: Re: What should i do? Post by: StackItUp on August 29, 2019, 09:03:15 AM these examples are to explain what work could be done. And yes, the second one is work in proggress to understand tools are used. And its even writen in your link, work in process. If was selling those art works, then yes, plagiarism. But i used them as a reference, what you can expect. Again. I repeat 50 times. How do you think i could scam someone here ? Explain me how was then even possible? Explain me step by step how could someone lose money here if accusation was made. Waiting. P.s. have popcorns with me The title of the piece of "Working Process." That means the artist is giving the viewer some insight into their process and showing the tools that they use. It if a finished piece, yet you are claiming otherwise. You should have said from the beginning "These are not my works." You didn't do that. What you did do was say "Thank you" when somebody gave you compliments on them. Also, I never said you're a scammer. However, I do think trading with you is high risk. Lol. Moron. I never asked for money from anyone. Done over 10 trades with money involved. I always paid first or used escrow. And you are calling me a high risk? Fuck you asshole. You have over 20 negative feedbacks. So shut up. Title: Re: What should i do? Post by: teeGUMES on August 29, 2019, 02:17:28 PM Hey StackItUp,
What you should have done was sketch a face/portrait of your own to show off your own level of skills. You could use your reference pictures and sketch one on your own to show you have a similar skill. As it stands nobody knows if you even know how to draw or not. What you need to do here is admit you fucked up, spend the 10 to 40 hours drawing your own portrait (probably with regular updates along the way to disprove anyone saying you stole the artwork once again) and show the forum/potential buyers what you can actually do. English not being your main language is really hurting you here.. you may mean something else but it comes out looking really bad and just doesn't help your case with the accusers here. In regards to your auction for your amber box, keep it going, use escrow and prove that you indeed deliver on your sales. It is a unique neat piece that one of the collectors will enjoy adding to their collections. This stain on your account will mean that you will always have to offer escrow services through any of our popular escrow providers here but that is not a bad thing in the world of bitcoin. Edit to add: Retaliatory red tags are never the way to go about it. The few that left you red are going to leave them up until you can prove that you can draw and that it was just a language barrier misunderstanding. There is a way to come back from this and reds are seldomly permanent. You've got some work ahead of you but you have to realize how skeptical all of the longer term bitcoin users are when it comes to things like sales/scams/plagiarism. |
