what could possibly come out of me moving this to scam accusations?
It would get you the proper attention? Meta is for forum issues, not scams.
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It would get you the proper attention? Meta is for forum issues, not scams.
Are you complaining that someone did not tip you for something 
LOL.
First of all, the both of you are almost certainly selling accounts that were ultimately either hacked or purchased with stolen credit cards (or will otherwise stop working in the near future).
Secondly, if he is selling at a higher price then it should put you at an advantage because your prices are more competitive. If a potential customer knows they are getting the same product from the same ultimate source, a free market will dictate that they will go to the cheaper source (assuming all else is equal)
He used the word "tip" but we had agreed on a price LOL. First of all, the both of you are almost certainly selling accounts that were ultimately either hacked or purchased with stolen credit cards (or will otherwise stop working in the near future).
Secondly, if he is selling at a higher price then it should put you at an advantage because your prices are more competitive. If a potential customer knows they are getting the same product from the same ultimate source, a free market will dictate that they will go to the cheaper source (assuming all else is equal)
so i made a deal with someone and they didn't fulfill the arrangements, should this be considered a scam? here is a link to the whole thing including pics of pm dialogue between me and the other party: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11160034
You want to move this (lower left) to Scam Accusations.
But yes, if someone didn't fulfill their obligation in an agreement, that could be considered a scam.
Are you complaining that someone did not tip you for something LOL.
First of all, the both of you are almost certainly selling accounts that were ultimately either hacked or purchased with stolen credit cards (or will otherwise stop working in the near future).
Secondly, if he is selling at a higher price then it should put you at an advantage because your prices are more competitive. If a potential customer knows they are getting the same product from the same ultimate source, a free market will dictate that they will go to the cheaper source (assuming all else is equal)
LOL. First of all, the both of you are almost certainly selling accounts that were ultimately either hacked or purchased with stolen credit cards (or will otherwise stop working in the near future).
Secondly, if he is selling at a higher price then it should put you at an advantage because your prices are more competitive. If a potential customer knows they are getting the same product from the same ultimate source, a free market will dictate that they will go to the cheaper source (assuming all else is equal)
so i made a deal with someone and they didn't fulfill the arrangements, should this be considered a scam? here is a link to the whole thing including pics of pm dialogue between me and the other party: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11160034
You want to move this (lower left) to Scam Accusations.
But yes, if someone didn't fulfill their obligation in an agreement, that could be considered a scam.
so i made a deal with someone and they didn't fulfill the arrangements, should this be considered a scam? here is a link to the whole thing including pics of pm dialogue between me and the other party: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11160034
His Profile Link: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/cryptoforcause-380298
His Profile Link: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/cryptoforcause-380298
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