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The verification of sellers adds quality, safety and trustworthiness to the forum.

by bigdog302 - 27 October, 2022 - 07:32 PM
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Many Russian forums use a security system with verified sellers. This is done through more than one method: 

First, any seller who wants to become a verified seller must provide a guarantee amount of money to administer the forum - for example, $500. This is to prove that the seller does not need to scam the buyers. If the seller does scam a buyer, the amount will be refunded to the buyer and the rest of the guarantee amount will be kept by the forum, plus the seller will be banned. 

Second, to get approved to post a topic to sell any service, the seller must submit one of his services or products to a forum moderator, and this is to ensure that the seller actually owns the service or product they're trying to sell. 

Lastly, the seller must have a certain number of vouches to be approved as verified. For example, 100 vouches.

These options are for those who want to become an administration-approved seller, as this makes them more trustworthy and safer for users than sellers who are not approved.

Not everyone who wants to sell something needs to complete these steps.

The forum could do special badges to sellers, for example:
a “
ADMINISTRATION-APPROVED SELLER” badge for those who paid for their guaranteed seller account, and the forum is offer a refund if they scam a user.
A “
PREFERRED SELLER” badge for those who have received a lot of vouches from buyers.
As well as a “
NORMAL SELLER” badge for new sellers.

By these badges, the buyers can know with whom they are dealing and if they are at risk of being scammed.
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+1 great suggestion
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(27 October, 2022 - 07:34 PM)Null Wrote: Show More
Only issue is, if they do end up exit scamming KSZ could possibly be liable. This is why the "trusted" award is so rare and like 3 people have it on the forum.

As the seller must get approved to post a thread, for products or service that is about $100 is hard to exit scamming for 5 buyers in the same time.
And if the forum admin wants to do more can make a "deal on the forum" or "contract" for verified seller, if the seller is dealing with a buyer , he will be on like "dealing with a buyer" badge, until the deal is finished.
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this one good suggestion
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(27 October, 2022 - 07:32 PM)bigdog302 Wrote: Show More
Many Russian forums use a security system with verified sellers. This is done through more than one method: 

First, any seller who wants to become a verified seller must provide a guarantee amount of money to administer the forum - for example, $500. This is to prove that the seller does not need to scam the buyers. If the seller does scam a buyer, the amount will be refunded to the buyer and the rest of the guarantee amount will be kept by the forum, plus the seller will be banned. 

Second, to get approved to post a topic to sell any service, the seller must submit one of his services or products to a forum moderator, and this is to ensure that the seller actually owns the service or product they're trying to sell. 

Lastly, the seller must have a certain number of vouches to be approved as verified. For example, 100 vouches.

These options are for those who want to become an administration-approved seller, as this makes them more trustworthy and safer for users than sellers who are not approved.

Not everyone who wants to sell something needs to complete these steps.

The forum could do special badges to sellers, for example:
a “
ADMINISTRATION-APPROVED SELLER” badge for those who paid for their guaranteed seller account, and the forum is offer a refund if they scam a user.
A “
PREFERRED SELLER” badge for those who have received a lot of vouches from buyers.
As well as a “
NORMAL SELLER” badge for new sellers.

By these badges, the buyers can know with whom they are dealing and if they are at risk of being scammed.

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I think its a bad idea , hard to control and in all fairness if it starts becoming "official" staff / site will just look like they are involved... people should just be more cautious and use a MM , If anything just like HF I think a MM system would be a good idea where if both parties agree funds auto-release and worse case buyer / seller can dispute.

Also as for different sections / ranks vouching for some people over others just makes it meaningless on a mass-scale and if I seen "Admin approved" and anything did happen not gonna lie would be very mad at staff for allowing it to happen
 
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(27 October, 2022 - 07:34 PM)Null Wrote: Show More
Only issue is, if they do end up exit scamming KSZ could possibly be liable. This is why the "trusted" award is so rare and like 3 people have it on the forum.

As Null said here. I think the idea will not be implemented
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