Gaining trust as a beginner - page 2.

LoyceV

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Quote from: mb808 on November 10, 2017, 09:10:29 PM

RECENTLY, I was involved in a transaction. The person involved brought to my attention that they rated my trust & had someone else do it as well. It's not showing up. Maybe the moderator deleted it. Why would this happen?

The people who left you trust aren't in Default Trust.
To see their feedback, go to https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=1285929, click Untrusted feedback > Show ratings.

Do I have to believe you sold Twitter accounts for 0.5BTC and bought a Twitter account for 0.2BTC?

mb808

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RECENTLY, I was involved in a transaction. The person involved brought to my attention that they rated my trust & had someone else do it as well. It's not showing up. Maybe the moderator deleted it. Why would this happen?

Siopao

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You can't gain trust just by asking and advertising yourself in forums. You have work for it by sharing your knowledge in forums and posting helpful ideas so that some will learn from it; you can also do trading and ask them to give good feedback. Do not do scam posting and follow the guidelines in forums.

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If you want people trust you then start with yourself, and do some small trades or even bigger, don't ask positive feedback to someone you trade with. Even a neutral with positive words is alright. And always use an escrow agent when you want to have a transaction with other user, don't be blinded with accounts that has green on their account because not all wearing of green trust is trustworthy, some of them are bought account so becareful.

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Quote from: mb808 on November 08, 2017, 02:23:14 PM

Quote from: LoyceV on November 08, 2017, 07:55:17 AM

If gaining trust is your goal, you're doing it wrong. What you need to focus on, is being trustworthy. Trust will follow.

But, considering you made 27 spamposts in 2 days, including early bumps, you have a long way to go.

Did you really have to open 8 threads in these 2 days? For comparison: I have opened 38 in over 2.5 years.

Thank you. I am a newbie. I appreciate this sound advice. I'm still learning the ropes, but essentially I know that it will be much better soon!

Good. You should lock this thread before someone on DT stops by and negs you for asking how to gain trust as a noob. Could happen. And you should lock it because it's already turning into a spam thread with duplicate answers by noobs who've got no trust and probably don't understand how it works anyway.

Decimation

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Asking to earn trust isn't how you earn trust.

whichisbetter

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Regardless of which aspect you're looking at, it really takes time and effort to build trust. Yo don't need to rush things to gain somebody's trust. Just be yourself. And remember that your words and actions are very important in establishing trust. Just wait till somebody recognizes your effort then everything will fall in its proper place. Wink

zatoshi

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Although I'm still a newbie something I've learnt here just by reading topics is that we only should comment if we are truly sharing an idea. So, what I'm trying at first is to just comment on topics I think I have something to contribute. So, most of the time I'm spending here (just registered yesterday) I'm reading about different topics and learning a lot about BTC/SegWit/Altcoins. I think the best way to be trustworthy is by being authentic and keep updated with current topics, be kind with people and share knowledge. From my point of view, this community is all about collaboration and less about impressions.

mb808

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Quote from: LoyceV on November 08, 2017, 07:55:17 AM

If gaining trust is your goal, you're doing it wrong. What you need to focus on, is being trustworthy. Trust will follow.

But, considering you made 27 spamposts in 2 days, including early bumps, you have a long way to go.

Did you really have to open 8 threads in these 2 days? For comparison: I have opened 38 in over 2.5 years.

Thank you. I am a newbie. I appreciate this sound advice. I'm still learning the ropes, but essentially I know that it will be much better soon!

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Quote from: mb808 on November 08, 2017, 01:22:05 AM

Willing to show someone that I can be trusted since I'm a newbie. This website is very helpful to the good people I see.

With trust you will gain more prominence in the forum. You must be well-behaved, try to solve the problems of other users, and help. The forum is meant to help others with their BTC adventure.

blazsqd

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I don't think with your "Trust" mark it makes people always think your are good man, but if you think like that People are gain trust for SCAMMING for Huge amount.
just become a normal user, and we know how to use escrow when do trade with other people here.

elegion

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Many of these suggestions are good and are quite excellent.

They key point is to learn, and share what you've learned with those who need a particular question answered. To post and be as informative as possible is key on this forum and you'll climb up the ranks with time so take your time. Even if you learned something from some where else online or from experience; there's going to always be something that you can share and that someone else will want to know.

I also noticed that the more thought you place into your post the more a person sounds natural, organic, and human. I like that feeling, the feeling that all my posts took time, thought, patience, and art.

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Be nice and gentle) If you want to use your account get good and worth something answers.

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If you make any trustable trade with someone, and you get some good feedback from your customer; you may request to write an positive trust for you.

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Quote from: mb808 on November 08, 2017, 01:22:05 AM

Willing to show someone that I can be trusted since I'm a newbie. This website is very helpful to the good people I see.

To show your trustworthiness, then just continue to participate on discussions here in forum and try not to scam others. Always be truthful to every transaction you do in marketplace. if ever you are offering services there, always try to be truthful and never try to cheat on signature and bounty campaigns. Lastly, try to help others if you can if ever one required an advice to solve his/her personal concerns.

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Quote from: mb808 on November 08, 2017, 01:22:05 AM

Willing to show someone that I can be trusted since I'm a newbie. This website is very helpful to the good people I see.

The only way to "gain" trust is not by asking for the same, because that's where you are not right.
It's better to slowly gain it by doing several types of contributing activities like helping others over the forum with the knowledge or skills you have, transacting for real with some reputed members of the forum, showing them your work by doing it on time. Be natural and let others trust you themselves, don't ask for it.

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No one is going to trust you just by you saying you're trustworthy. Anyone can say that. Trust is gained as situations requiring trust arise. Not by advertising oneself as trustworthy.

Bobby_D

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You need to work on your trust - give helpful advices to other people, participate in forum discussions.

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Looks like you're pretty new here. Why are you rushing to gain people's trust? Roll Eyes

Anyway, I think people gain trust here simply by doing various kinds of transactions with other people or maybe by doing escrow.

LoyceV

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If gaining trust is your goal, you're doing it wrong. What you need to focus on, is being trustworthy. Trust will follow.

But, considering you made 27 spamposts in 2 days, including early bumps, you have a long way to go.

Did you really have to open 8 threads in these 2 days? For comparison: I have opened 38 in over 2.5 years.

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