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Quote from: Cryptopher on January 25, 2014, 06:10:32 AM

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Quote from: Cryptopher on January 19, 2014, 08:13:15 PM

Equally you can get bad trust if you have screwed somebody over.

Or if someone just wants to troll you. Troll trust isn't removed by mods. Sad

True, just like eBay right? I've been trolled on eBay before with an unwarranted neg. Needless to say I bided my time and got the bastard back. That feel was satisfying.

Yeah, but at least you have to actually enter into a deal with them first.

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Quote from: tinus42 on January 25, 2014, 06:06:00 AM

Quote from: Cryptopher on January 19, 2014, 08:13:15 PM

Equally you can get bad trust if you have screwed somebody over.

Or if someone just wants to troll you. Troll trust isn't removed by mods. Sad

True, just like eBay right? I've been trolled on eBay before with an unwarranted neg. Needless to say I bided my time and got the bastard back. That feel was satisfying.

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Quote from: Cryptopher on January 19, 2014, 08:13:15 PM

Equally you can get bad trust if you have screwed somebody over.

Or if someone just wants to troll you. Troll trust isn't removed by mods. Sad

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Quote from: BlueMonkey on January 20, 2014, 11:52:32 AM

You also must check the person that give the trust feedback because there are many case he make many acc and then sent positive feedback to each acc

Yeah, those are called sock puppet accounts. And check for evidence of trades and transaction histories etc. And just because somebody has positive feedback for selling $5 worth of Doges or trading 0.005BTC successfully doesn't mean they won't scam you out of your money no matter how little it is.

With the defaulttrust setting, all those feedback from "untrusted" accounts should be hidden automatically.

Pretty sure there's an option to turn them on or off.

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Quote from: BlueMonkey on January 20, 2014, 11:52:32 AM

You also must check the person that give the trust feedback because there are many case he make many acc and then sent positive feedback to each acc

Yeah, those are called sock puppet accounts. And check for evidence of trades and transaction histories etc. And just because somebody has positive feedback for selling $5 worth of Doges or trading 0.005BTC successfully doesn't mean they won't scam you out of your money no matter how little it is.

With the defaulttrust setting, all those feedback from "untrusted" accounts should be hidden automatically.

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A good way to earn trust points is to trade with someone.

You can buy altcoins from people using bitcoin.

After the deal is completely, you can increase their trust rating and ask them to do the same for you.

It's best to trade with people who have been on here and a while and have a good reputation.

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when you have a trade with someone and he leaves trust feedback on your profile Wink

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Quote from: BlueMonkey on January 20, 2014, 11:52:32 AM

You also must check the person that give the trust feedback because there are many case he make many acc and then sent positive feedback to each acc

Yeah, those are called sock puppet accounts. And check for evidence of trades and transaction histories etc. And just because somebody has positive feedback for selling $5 worth of Doges or trading 0.005BTC successfully doesn't mean they won't scam you out of your money no matter how little it is.

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You also must check the person that give the trust feedback because there are many case he make many acc and then sent positive feedback to each acc

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Quote from: coinpr0n on January 19, 2014, 08:38:22 PM

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust

Note: there is also a Default Trust list, with presumably trustful people. I believe those on your trust list weigh more heavily when displaying trust. (I could be wrong.)

The people on that list weigh far heavier on trust. I think to get green or red trust to show up on your profile you need to have positive or negative feedback from one of these people on the trusted list. It's quite a confusing system and is unfortunately easily manipulated.

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well if i ever do any trading on here i definitely plan on coming through. i like to be as honest as possible

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Positive trust ratings are given when you complete a reputable trade , completing some sort of task/job that left a good impression, keeping your word when.it comes to promising some sort of payment.

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yeah its like the saying all good things come from taking risks

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hey guys, newbie here. done LURKING LOL

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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust

Note: there is also a Default Trust list, with presumably trustful people. I believe those on your trust list weigh more heavily when displaying trust. (I could be wrong.)

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Quote from: cybershawrk on January 19, 2014, 08:28:32 PM

ok thanks for telling me i was really confused on that

No problem. As you can imagine, the trust score is a good indicator on if somebody is going to honour their side of the bargain, but that needn't mean those without trust are scammers. Nor does it mean that those with a strong trust score are safe - everything is a risk.

Any sensible trade will go down with a 'trusted' escrow who will hold the funds while the product is delivered. Trust can also be given for online jobs, favours, loans etc.

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ok thanks for telling me i was really confused on that

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Quote from: cybershawrk on January 19, 2014, 08:06:52 PM

i would really like to know how to earn trust points on here. any help is appreciated

There's a variety of ways but ultimately it involves completing a transaction/honouring an arrangement that involved risking something.

For example: you might sell an item for 0.5 BTC. You complete the transaction, and everything went smoothly. The other person may be inclined to leave you positive feedback with the risk amount of 0.5 BTC.

Equally you can get bad trust if you have screwed somebody over.

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i would really like to know how to earn trust points on here. any help is appreciated

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