Can I get a third party to look at this message log and mediate? [Resolved, seller gave work out for free]

Razerglass

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We'll you gave your work out for free now

Going to lock my thread, we can keep arguing in yours if you want.

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Quote from: killerjoegreece on September 13, 2015, 04:01:48 AM

Coinosaurus is clearly in the wrong here. The signature at the beggining looks way too photoshoped to be real. You can even see the white gap there

. Razerglass clearly said he will pay 0.035 which is allready a lot of money for a signature in my book.

Wrong are you my friend . The signature it's not photoshoped ,it's real and matches 100% with that picture ,you can check it by your self

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Quote from: killerjoegreece on September 13, 2015, 04:01:48 AM

I believe that guy sent over the code without verifying just to force Razerglass to pay him and evade the contest while he is at it. Like the famous quote from the X-files said 'trust no one' Razerglass.

Where is said here that this is a contest ?

Quote from: Razerglass on September 03, 2015, 10:30:25 PM

Looking to have 2-3 different styles made please PM me with examples of your best

I didn't joined in a contest because at the begining he didn't said about this I just wanted to made him a signature

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Quote from: Razerglass on September 07, 2015, 03:30:36 PM

Ok so here it goes.

Quote from: Razerglass on September 03, 2015, 10:30:25 PM

Looking to have 2-3 different styles made please PM me with examples of your best

Here I am trying to get some designers to PM me with examples of their work so I can find someone to make me a few signatures.

I then receive about a dozen messages from different designers and I send them all the same message.

Quote from: KryptoKash on June 19, 2014, 12:41:27 AM

before you get started on it , I have a offer from someone else to do one similar for 0.035, and after I would have some additional work

Am I wrong to think that if he wants to accept the job it will be for 0.035? ... In my personal opinion He should of replied " 0.035 , NO THANKS " but instead he quoted me and continued on the conversation.. So I would like a public review of this message log and people tell me who is trippin here?

Not sure who is at fault here. There was clearly a communication problem here. But I want to stand my ground on the fact that I said 0.035 Is what I will pay. and he decided to go ahead and send me the code without even verifying if i really want him to design it or not. This is why I asked for a example. Feedback please.

Coinosaurus is clearly in the wrong here. The signature at the beggining looks way too photoshoped to be real. You can even see the white gap there

. Razerglass clearly said he will pay 0.035 which is allready a lot of money for a signature in my book. I believe that guy sent over the code without verifying just to force Razerglass to pay him and evade the contest while he is at it. Like the famous quote from the X-files said 'trust no one' Razerglass.

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Read the thread from the beginning. There is a lot of miscommunication there. I think OP may have implied "OK" to the price but have never said "OK" to the design. The designer sent OP the signature bbcode when OP have not agreed to the design. You can resolve this by designing another one OP likes and he can send you the full payment. OP have a nice sig he likes and designer gets paid.

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Quote from: Razerglass on September 12, 2015, 01:25:50 PM

Thanks for the feedback everyone. We were unable to come to terms it ended with him leaving me "SCAMMER" trust.

I am considering this resolved as he would rather leave that trust instead of another arrangement suggested by the community here.

Thank you all for participating in mediation.

This is the outcome.

So I felt it appropriate to leave one of the same nature.

And again this guy is acting like a victim , I've sent him a PM a day before the feedback was left.

Quote from: Razerglass on September 12, 2015, 01:25:50 PM

PS. I would love to see this settled and these feedbacks deleted. You know how to private message me.

I guess its time to move to his new topic since this one didn't cut it for him...
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/an-apology-makes-a-scammer-more-trustable-1177867

If you want these feebacks to be deleted.. you know my bitcoin address.

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Thanks for the feedback everyone. We were unable to come to terms it ended with him leaving me "SCAMMER" trust.

I am considering this resolved as he would rather leave that trust instead of another arrangement suggested by the community here.

Thank you all for participating in mediation.

This is the outcome.

So I felt it appropriate to leave one of the same nature.

PS. I would love to see this settled and these feedbacks deleted. You know how to private message me.

I guess its time to move to his new topic since this one didn't cut it for him...
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/an-apology-makes-a-scammer-more-trustable-1177867

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Quote from: moneybat on September 12, 2015, 06:39:31 AM

Does he have to pay? what if he doesn't like the job and doesn't use it? or what if he wants more fixes or edits? I'd think he doesnt have to pay since he wont be using it and probably should have not sent any money first or been clearer

What if at the end of the month your employer refuses to pay you saying " I don't like your done work and I'll not use it" ?

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looking at the time difference based from the screen shots

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September 04, 2015 04:59:31AM Razerglass: Ok let me see a sample of how you would do this
September 04, 2015 08:51:09AM Coinnosaurus: Signature it's almost done and I'd like to hear your opinion (about colors, font..)
September 05, 2015 08:07:39AM Razerglass: how many characters is that when completed? looks like it will be massive
September 05, 2015 08:07:39AM Coinnosaurus: Around 4K not more
September 05, 2015 08:07:39AM Razerglass: before you get started on it, I have an offer from someone else to one similar for 0.035, and after I would have some additional work
September 05, 2015 11:28:23AM Coinnosaurus: Here you go.
September 05, 2015 11:28:23AM Razerglass: I'm getting the community. I'll get back with you shortly thanks for all your hard work.

That statement of Razerglass "Ok let me see a sample of how you would do this" did prompted Coinnosaurus to work on the signature. Razerglass even replied to the statement of Coinnosaurus that "Signature it's almost done" Razerglass knew that Coinnosaurus is working on it and even asked "how many characters is that when completed".

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Does he have to pay? what if he doesn't like the job and doesn't use it? or what if he wants more fixes or edits? I'd think he doesnt have to pay since he wont be using it and probably should have not sent any money first or been clearer

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Quote from: Blazed on September 11, 2015, 04:53:17 PM

Quote from: Vod on September 08, 2015, 11:53:42 AM

Razerglass, you owe him 0.125 because you casually confirmed it with your "OK".

If you want to continue doing business here, a neutral note should be placed on your Default Trust referencing this situation and stating all agreements must be confirmed by a neutral third party before any work is done or coin exchanged hands.

You can't claim ignorance, screw a person over, then go about your merry way. Do something to make sure this misunderstanding doesn't happen again.

I disagree on him owing the full amount. The way I read it was that he wanted some example work not to commit to that guys design. Either way both parties are sort of at fault here - probably best to split the cost 50/50 and move on.

I agree with Vod. He gave him the okay to work knowing the price that was stated. Just because he put a counter offer price in his reply, I don't think you can ignore the fact that he still gave him the ok and told him to start working. If this were a person to person situation I believe he would have to pay the full 0.125

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Quote from: Vod on September 08, 2015, 11:53:42 AM

Razerglass, you owe him 0.125 because you casually confirmed it with your "OK".

If you want to continue doing business here, a neutral note should be placed on your Default Trust referencing this situation and stating all agreements must be confirmed by a neutral third party before any work is done or coin exchanged hands.

You can't claim ignorance, screw a person over, then go about your merry way. Do something to make sure this misunderstanding doesn't happen again.

I disagree on him owing the full amount. The way I read it was that he wanted some example work not to commit to that guys design. Either way both parties are sort of at fault here - probably best to split the cost 50/50 and move on.

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Quote from: shorena on September 08, 2015, 01:08:54 PM

IMHO[1] it happens way too often that people start acting before every party involved agreed on all terms and provided all details. On the other hand, that might be just me or the few deals I do. Anyway considering that both parties had communication problems and that the work is done. I would not suggest that Razerglass pays the "agreed" amount (you did say OK to the amount regardless of later attempts to negotiate a better price) of 0.125 as it was stated in the left feedback, but a slightly lower price somewhere in the middle. This would since the lower price seems to be 0.035 the middle price would be 0.08 (half way between 0.035 and 0.125). I also think the rating left by Vod is a good idea, but its probably better to clear your communication and be more precise in the future. That is too both of you, repeating what you think the agreed terms are might seem like a waste of time and slow, but in the end it helps avoiding drama like this.

[1] you asked for opinions right?

Alright so as suggested by several members the best solution to resolve this conflict whould be a middle price 0.08BTC .

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hmm, 0.08BTC is a fair price.

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IMHO[1] it happens way too often that people start acting before every party involved agreed on all terms and provided all details. On the other hand, that might be just me or the few deals I do. Anyway considering that both parties had communication problems and that the work is done. I would not suggest that Razerglass pays the "agreed" amount (you did say OK to the amount regardless of later attempts to negotiate a better price) of 0.125 as it was stated in the left feedback, but a slightly lower price somewhere in the middle. This would since the lower price seems to be 0.035 the middle price would be 0.08 (half way between 0.035 and 0.125). I also think the rating left by Vod is a good idea, but its probably better to clear your communication and be more precise in the future. That is too both of you, repeating what you think the agreed terms are might seem like a waste of time and slow, but in the end it helps avoiding drama like this.

[1] you asked for opinions right?

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Razerglass, you owe him 0.125 because you casually confirmed it with your "OK".

If you want to continue doing business here, a neutral note should be placed on your Default Trust referencing this situation and stating all agreements must be confirmed by a neutral third party before any work is done or coin exchanged hands.

You can't claim ignorance, screw a person over, then go about your merry way. Do something to make sure this misunderstanding doesn't happen again.

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There was defiently a lack of communication, a simple OK is not a green light.

I should of structured that message differently. Out of a dozen people you are the only one who took it upon him self to provide MORE then a example.

Yes I did leave you positive feedback, because after I told you 0.035 Is the price I would pay for it when it is completed you replied and quoted me and then sent me the code.

I thought our transaction was over and I paid out the bitcoin I said i would.

I never agreed to 0.125, a "OK, please show me a example " does not qualify.

Defiantly a big communication problem there, but like I said you are the only one who misunderstood, out of all the designers I sent that message too.

You have refused to cancel the transaction and have been very unpleasent about this whole misunderstanding. I'm sorry things turned out this way. I have been getting numerous complaints that I got scammed paying 0.035 for the quality of signature you provided me.

If you would like to try to to re-open discussions about it. I'm always fair and open.

But i'd ask that you would be a little more considerate to the fact we both had a communication problem. I sent you a message that was designed as a mass reply to many queries received from my call out for a designer.

You took that message the wrong way and jumped the gun on work that I hadn't really asked for. "Example != Job" I only wanted to see what you would do for me when I give you the general Idea, like all the others who received that message.

When you sent me the code after I asked for a example. I paid up. we never agreed on a price, but I did pay you what I said my other offers were. (That you acknowledged and agreed to by quoting me before sending me the completed code)

Once again I'm sorry on my end.

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Quote from: --Encrypted-- on September 08, 2015, 08:13:20 AM

Quote from: vervolioman on September 08, 2015, 07:59:08 AM

One signature for 0.125btc is to much by anyone standards. I just paid 0.15btc for 3 really nice signatures. There was a lack of communication here and maybe best thing is to meet somewhere around 0.06btc for them but should not really pay more than 0.05btc for a signature unless it is from one of the top experienced designers. Just my 2 pennies for what they are worth.

it's not about what's it worth, actually. it's about whether or not both parties agreed at the price.
like it or not OP did agreed to it. agreeing to it and backing up later after the signature was already completed just doesn't look right. Just my 2 pennies though.

After reading again. As I said before there was a lack of communication big time, Razor if you never wanted to pay 0.125 then you should not have asked for an example of what he would do for you dude. Him doing an example is him doing the job. And the designer should have made sure you was happy with the price before starting and not gave an "example before fully agreed. Both should meet in the middle somewhere.

EDIT for post above, experience I'm talking extensive Portfolio on previous high class work like MEDUSA or ropinil not forum rank.

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Quote from: vervolioman on September 08, 2015, 07:59:08 AM

One signature for 0.125btc is to much by anyone standards. I just paid 0.15btc for 3 really nice signatures. There was a lack of communication here and maybe best thing is to meet somewhere around 0.06btc for them but should not really pay more than 0.05btc for a signature unless it is from one of the top experienced designers. Just my 2 pennies for what they are worth.

If my account status is junior doesn't mean that im new here and I don't have experience ...

Quote from: vervolioman on September 08, 2015, 08:21:57 AM

EDIT for post above, experience I'm talking extensive Portfolio on previous high class work like MEDUSA or ropinil not forum rank.

Dude I repeat ,I'm not new on this forum and I have experience,WHICH means that I've done many designs in the past

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Quote from: vervolioman on September 08, 2015, 07:59:08 AM

One signature for 0.125btc is to much by anyone standards. I just paid 0.15btc for 3 really nice signatures. There was a lack of communication here and maybe best thing is to meet somewhere around 0.06btc for them but should not really pay more than 0.05btc for a signature unless it is from one of the top experienced designers. Just my 2 pennies for what they are worth.

it's not about what's it worth, actually. it's about whether or not both parties agreed at the price.
like it or not OP did agreed to it. agreeing to it and backing up later after the signature was already completed just doesn't look right. Just my 2 pennies though.

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Quote from: --Encrypted-- on September 08, 2015, 07:48:52 AM

OP asked for example (to multiple users). some of them also won't get paid. this is competition.
I agree to what people said above. talk it out.

edit:
at first I thought both parties never agreed on 0.125 and I was wrong. OP did agreed.

He was asking first for PREVIOUS examples before giving green light ,please read carefully

And this proves again that he wanted to pay me 0.125BTC but then he changed his mind and tried to fool me.

Feedback has left about a day before he sent me 0.035BTC.

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One signature for 0.125btc is to much by anyone standards. I just paid 0.15btc for 3 really nice signatures. There was a lack of communication here and maybe best thing is to meet somewhere around 0.06btc for them but should not really pay more than 0.05btc for a signature unless it is from one of the top experienced designers. Just my 2 pennies for what they are worth.

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hee-ho.

OP asked for example (to multiple users). some of them also won't get paid. this is competition.
I agree to what people said above. talk it out.

edit:
at first I thought both parties never agreed on 0.125 and I was wrong. OP did agreed.

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Quote from: ABitNut on September 08, 2015, 04:39:19 AM

I can interpret the conversation in two very different ways:

1) There was no deal at all, Razerglass was simply asking for some examples / reference work before contracting Coinnosaurus
2) Razerglass agree to have Coinnosaurus design the signature for only seniors at BTC0.125

The second statement is derived from the first.
He was asking for some examples of previous works :

Quote from: Razerglass on September 03, 2015, 10:30:25 PM

Looking to have 2-3 different styles made please PM me with examples of your best

So I sent him my examples then we agreed at 0.125

Quote from: ABitNut on September 08, 2015, 04:39:19 AM

From the messages posted here Razerglass never said they would pay BTC0.035. They only mentioned they had another offer to do the job for BTC0.035.

Exactly

Quote from: ABitNut on September 08, 2015, 04:39:19 AM

Coinnosaurus started work assuming they were contracted to do it for BTC0.125 without having an explicit confirmation of that.

I'd say both parties are at fault for not being explicit and specific about any deal. Both probably acted on good faith and this is the result of a misunderstanding.

My suggestion is that both parties talk together and come to an agreement where they both take part of the loss.

The confirmation was this message

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I can interpret the conversation in two very different ways:

1) There was no deal at all, Razerglass was simply asking for some examples / reference work before contracting Coinnosaurus
2) Razerglass agree to have Coinnosaurus design the signature for only seniors at BTC0.125

From the messages posted here Razerglass never said they would pay BTC0.035. They only mentioned they had another offer to do the job for BTC0.035. Coinnosaurus started work assuming they were contracted to do it for BTC0.125 without having an explicit confirmation of that.

I'd say both parties are at fault for not being explicit and specific about any deal. Both probably acted on good faith and this is the result of a misunderstanding.

My suggestion is that both parties talk together and come to an agreement where they both take part of the loss.

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Quote from: tmfp on September 07, 2015, 03:59:14 PM

In my opinion, you have a problem because of these messages.

If someone quotes you a price in response to your request for one, you really don't want to be answering "Ok....." and then specifying exactly what you want them to do, if you don't find the price acceptable....I can see how he saw that as acceptance of his quote tbh.

-snip-

I agree with this thinking also. The simple "ok" gave the other guy the indication that you accepted his price.
You know that wasn't your intention, but that's not how he took it unfortunately.

Hope you guys can comprise - the half way point seems the best imo.

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I think why don't you agree on a reasonable price for the work?

I value it at more than 0.035BTC. Roll Eyes

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Quote from: locohammerhead on September 07, 2015, 05:19:48 PM

Quote from: Coinnosaurus on September 07, 2015, 05:03:46 PM

Quote from: Razerglass on September 07, 2015, 04:59:25 PM

I said OK asking for a example.

Then You give me photoshop picture.

I say before you start on the signature ( you only give me photoshop example ) I tell you 0.035 is the current bid. You proceed with sending me the code. From the first two replies from the community it appears that this is on you.

EDIT: I would like my bitcoin returned I will NOT be using this signature

Dude you hear only what you want to hear .I will not refund you nothing because I wasted several good hours to make this signature ,asshole

Wait wait wut?! That junk you sent took you several hours? That doesn't even look photoshopped, that looks like you spent 15 minutes in MS Paint before saying "fuck it. That's good enough". Asking .125 btc for that laughable. I wouldn't of paid 1k sat for that. Maybe 1 sat on a good day. Most I would of outright said no.

I can use Paint better than you can and that is really sad...

Alright I want to see this but in BB code Wink

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Quote from: Coinnosaurus on September 07, 2015, 05:03:46 PM

Quote from: Razerglass on September 07, 2015, 04:59:25 PM

I said OK asking for a example.

Then You give me photoshop picture.

I say before you start on the signature ( you only give me photoshop example ) I tell you 0.035 is the current bid. You proceed with sending me the code. From the first two replies from the community it appears that this is on you.

EDIT: I would like my bitcoin returned I will NOT be using this signature

Dude you hear only what you want to hear .I will not refund you nothing because I wasted several good hours to make this signature ,asshole

Wait wait wut?! That junk you sent took you several hours? That doesn't even look photoshopped, that looks like you spent 15 minutes in MS Paint before saying "fuck it. That's good enough". Asking .125 btc for that laughable. I wouldn't of paid 1k sat for that. Maybe 1 sat on a good day. Most I would of outright said no.

I can use Paint better than you can and that is really sad...

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Quote from: Razerglass on September 07, 2015, 04:59:25 PM

I said OK asking for a example.

Then You give me photoshop picture.

I say before you start on the signature ( you only give me photoshop example ) I tell you 0.035 is the current bid. You proceed with sending me the code. From the first two replies from the community it appears that this is on you.

EDIT: I would like my bitcoin returned I will NOT be using this signature

Dude you hear only what you want to hear .I will not refund you nothing because I wasted several good hours to make this signature ,asshole

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I said OK asking for a example.

Then You give me photoshop picture.

I say before you start on the signature ( you only give me photoshop example ) I tell you 0.035 is the current bid. You proceed with sending me the code. From the first two replies from the community it appears that this is on you.

EDIT: I would like my bitcoin returned I will NOT be using this signature

Sorry for our lack of Communication. But I never said I wanted you to work on this signature. The "ok" message was a batch message sent to about 12 participants who sent me their examples.

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Quote from: Razerglass on September 07, 2015, 03:30:36 PM

Some things to note, this designer sent me a price with the first couple messages. After receiving tons of examples and offers from a ton of people. He finally replied and sent me the example I requested, and it looked completely photoshopped. I replied with

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before you get started on it , I have a offer from someone else to do one similar for 0.035, and after I would have some additional work

Am I wrong to think that if he wants to accept the job it will be for 0.035? ... In my personal opinion He should of replied " 0.035 , NO THANKS " but instead he quoted me and continued on the conversation.. So I would like a public review of this message log and people tell me who is trippin here?

Alright .. so as he said I sent him a message saying that this will cost him 0.125BTC

Then he replied " Ok let me see your example"

So I started to work and in few hours I had a prototype (the logo and text part was completed I mean the code ,remained only to make that underline which I drew in paint only to see razer's reaction),then I asked him if he likes this design or I have to change something.

Then the next day he replies back saying that "before you get started on it, I have another offer for 0.035 bla bla"

Seeing that he didn't noticed that the signature was almost done I told him a second time

Then he didn't respond and I thought he understood.

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Quote from: Coinnosaurus on September 07, 2015, 04:07:20 PM

And my first question would be why didn't you included this message also ?

All those messages in your picture are in my picture as well. Thanks for joining the conversation

The only deal was for you to provide me a example. You took it upon your self to 'get started' after providing me that photoshopped picture.

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And my first question would be why didn't you included this message also ?

Quote from: Razerglass on September 07, 2015, 03:30:36 PM

Ok so here it goes.

Quote from: Razerglass on September 03, 2015, 10:30:25 PM

Looking to have 2-3 different styles made please PM me with examples of your best

Please note, I ask for a example. ~~I do not accept or ask for any of these designers to START on a signature.~~

Yes you were asked for previous examples , but in the moment that you gave green light to someone to make you a signature this isn't anymore an "example" my friend.

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In my opinion, you have a problem because of these messages.

If someone quotes you a price in response to your request for one, you really don't want to be answering "Ok....." and then specifying exactly what you want them to do, if you don't find the price acceptable....I can see how he saw that as acceptance of his quote tbh.

Pretty amateurish really, but not half as bad as

BITCOIN REWROTE FROM SCRATCH.

Is this meant to mean "Bitcoin rewritten from scratch"? Whatever that means?

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Quote from: coinableS on September 07, 2015, 03:45:34 PM

You never wrote, mentioned or agreed to a price of 0.125, that price was only ever stated by Coinosourus. I think both parties are slightly at fault for not confirming and now both think the other is a scammer when neither users are. There is clearly a communication issue error between these messages. There should have been a confirmation message confirming the price since there was a discrepancy. Now you have this awkward situation. Maybe meet in the middle 0.08BTC and call it even?

Yes I agree, This is my first time REQUESTING service through bitcointalk. I'm very used to dealing with clients outside of this scene so in these private messages alot of the formalities on double checking the agreement and verifying what is being received and delivered never happened. Part of the reason for this being is because I never directly said "OK YES I like this example please get started on it" He took it upon himself to do this work when i simply asked for a mocked up example.

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Quote from: Jhanzo on September 07, 2015, 03:46:31 PM

it looks to me that both parties were at fault because
1. you said discussed. but you never actually discussed it.
2. the other user really wanted the money and replied without even reading your PM thoroughly.

I think this problem can be resolved if you ask the other user to return that 0.035BTC. if he refuse to send them back, you're free to use it.

that's just my opinion.

Well that did not go as expected. I never remember directly hiring him... just asking for a "example" of what hes product would look like IF I chose him... I feel like I am being held hostage by this code he sent me. after I asked for a example Sad

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Thank satoshi

it looks to me that both parties were at fault because
1. you said discussed. but you never actually discussed it.
2. the other user really wanted the money and replied without even reading your PM thoroughly.

I think this problem can be resolved if you ask the other user to return that 0.035BTC. if he refuse to send them back, you're free to use it.

that's just my opinion.

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You never wrote, mentioned or agreed to a price of 0.125, that price was only ever stated by Coinosourus. I think both parties are slightly at fault for not confirming and now both think the other is a scammer when neither users are. There is clearly a communication issue error between these messages. There should have been a confirmation message confirming the price since there was a discrepancy. Now you have this awkward situation. Maybe meet in the middle 0.08BTC and call it even?

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Ok so here it goes.

Quote from: Razerglass on September 03, 2015, 10:30:25 PM

Looking to have 2-3 different styles made please PM me with examples of your best

Here I am trying to get some designers to PM me with examples of their work so I can find someone to make me a few signatures.

I then receive about a dozen messages from different designers and I send them all the same message.

Quote from: KryptoKash on June 19, 2014, 12:41:27 AM

before you get started on it , I have a offer from someone else to do one similar for 0.035, and after I would have some additional work

Am I wrong to think that if he wants to accept the job it will be for 0.035? ... In my personal opinion He should of replied " 0.035 , NO THANKS " but instead he quoted me and continued on the conversation.. So I would like a public review of this message log and people tell me who is trippin here?

Not sure who is at fault here. There was clearly a communication problem here. But I want to stand my ground on the fact that I said 0.035 Is what I will pay. and he decided to go ahead and send me the code without even verifying if i really want him to design it or not. This is why I asked for a example. Feedback please.

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