I don't have much experience with trust dice, but as per feedback from the users on this site, I know they have never faced any issues with this site. So I don't understand why red flags were raised against this thread. It would be great if someone could share a clear picture based on their experience.
Well...unfortunately there have been two members who are particularly obsessed with us over a revolved case, and refuse to update the feedback to accurately reflect the real status, for which there is not much we can do. To be more specific, the "Reference" they provided has a subject line that explicitly states "SOLVED".
This isn't in line with the community's spirits, nor with forum rules, but we will leave this to the community members themselves to decide for him/herself what is right and what is wrong.
Hello, I will shows a good gesture by pretending that you missed my standing and opinion for the tag which I wrote
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Depending on how Coinbox1 reacted to and the outcome of Poika5's case on the other thread, and if they replied to what yahoo62278 asked above --an explanation of what really happened-- I'll consider changing my tag to neutral to serve as a reminder.
Coinbox1, please note that by "reacted to and the outcome of" Poika5's case, I am not meaning to ask you to work it to their favor, I asked you to address the situation properly, to be transparent and give facts according to the evidences you have. If Poika5 is wrong on their case, then provide the clear evidences, and if you made mistake on that case, then explain to the community. It called being responsible and professional.
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And to fulfill your wish to be more in line with the community spirits and forum rules, I'll replace the tag to reflect a more accurate reference, Poika5's case.
If people probably missed the entire case, Poika5's case is indeed also marked as solved by AG, but it was not before Poika5 can give their defense, and Poika5 has to resort back to this forum to give their defense
here. Wrong thread, I know, and I've told them about it, but they haven't been online since last week, not sure if they gave up or got caught red handed and hide, and we'll probably will never know as Coinbox1 wouldn't share their evidence here, or addressed the counter-defense by Poika5.
Again, yes, AG had marked this situation as solved, but that's one of the downside of an arbitrary platform, the decision is made by one person instead of the public eyes and opinion, we can't be sure how accurate and unbiased their decision are --no disrespect to AG, just stating my opinion-- especially as Poika5 actually still have things to say, so the ticket on AG probably was prematurely closed.
So, my standing is still the same. I'll be more than happy to revoke my tag if you can address the concern properly. Meanwhile, I'll change my feedback with the more accurate reference so it won't be "misleading" and repost Poika5's last saying to the more proper thread so you can address it properly. Rest assured, I am just, if you didn't give me any reason to tag you, I won't, and I am more than eager to remove the tag, so please give me a reason to do it.
As a side note, the other case marked as solved is not actually solved per se... wait, I'll just requote myself of what I said about this:
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Now, if we talk about the case itself, it is actually
not solved, per se. They accused their user of
multiple late betting (par. 3, line 2) and provide one example, proven to be wrong and asked, politely, several times to provide another example, and they basically goes, "Ok, you're right, our bad. Here's some extra fund to compensate our misdemeanor".
There's still no proof if the user is indeed cheated the system by multiple late bettings or the platform wrongly accused them. There's no clarification and they didn't own up to the accusation and statement they made to the user other than backing up and paying some compensation when they've exhausted all their possible way out.
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