Actually every transaction I did with djvoodoo was legit, so this was a surprise, and the first time I got a stolen code ever.
You can say what you want, but I've exited that market. I make alot more dealing with cash customers in person.
DJVoodoo was my last customer I got codes from, I took codes from no one else for at least 6 months. I do not advertise on localbitcoins for it and have no other customers on the internet who send me codes.
Like I said Amazon paid for shipping, they have a relationship with the post office. I went out of my way to do the right thing here, there is no basis for this negative trust. It is absurd to give me negative trust just because I didn't have a receipt ready, and I consider it libel.
I also think it's disgusting how quickseller attacks me and others without any evidence. He does not deserve default trust.
So at the end of the day, there is no proof you actually sent back the gold?
I could call Amazon and get proof I'm sure. I really did go to the post office and send it though, the assumption I would get an email or receipt is false, I was not paying to send it and it is not a typical return.
Perhaps if DJVoodoo wasn't sending me disgusting racist messages I would have obliged him.
This internet police bullshit is fine, but it's not ok to go after people without any evidence. I think clearly quickseller showed extreme bias this time. I posted the emails showing the codes are stolen and he said that's not clear evidence.Guilty until proven innocent. I don't know you, I don't know quickseller, seriously sick of anonymous internet police questioning me for no apparent reason. You will see I answered the questions for days, but now I am sick of it! I can only hope administrators fix the problem.
That would certainly clear this whole mess up.
You were the one that started this. You called out DJVoodoo, he made it sound like you didn't send the gold back and now you can't or won't provide anything to suggest otherwise besides your word. Scammer or not, he (DJVoodoo) will use that against you. You know how bitcointalk works... hasn't changed recently and I doubt it will anything soon.
You don't know me so don't confuse me with the scam busters, internet police and etc, as I'm not. I'm an active trader in the currency exchange and buy in the digital goods from reputable sources so when I see something very shady who I believe are a scammer or someone has tried to scam me myself, I'll leave negative feedback. That's the point of the trust system (Directly from the trust page: Negative - You were scammed or
you strongly believe that this person is a scammer.), so I'm not the one abusing it.
I only posted here because you should know better. You've been around awhile to know exactly how these gift card sellers work and how sources change often, legit or not as it comes down to the profit margin at the end of the day, so it was only a matter of time before something like this happened. You don't find it hard to believe someone would buy AGC with cash and sell for 20+% off when there are many other localbitcoin ads with much cheaper rates for WU, MG, bank deposits and a few others? Debit or credit cards, I can see but not cash.