Bazaar.
- Thread starter Faradey
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At the moment, withdrawals for buyers are disabled as part of our measures to combat phishing. We apologize for the inconvenience and are working on a compromise between convenience and the security of your funds
- By miner21
PWishing? You don't trust users with their own money? Forgive me for saying this looks like a perfect set up for an exit.
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- By nosis
What did you smoke to come to that conclusion?
Market wallet is made to exchange money between users, deposit the amount that needs to be paid and vendor withdraw the fund when the deal is done. Plain and simple. Please go back to dread, people like you are just noise to the real drug trade network.
Market wallet is made to exchange money between users, deposit the amount that needs to be paid and vendor withdraw the fund when the deal is done. Plain and simple. Please go back to dread, people like you are just noise to the real drug trade network.
- By miner21
The first thing that goes when a market exits is withdraws. This happens everytime. I don't see why people couldn't withdraw funds. It doesnt make sense. If they get phished its the buyers own fault
Markets end in one of 2 ways in their short lives. They are seized or they exit. Minus the very few that have retired (they almost never retire so people can get their money out)
Markets end in one of 2 ways in their short lives. They are seized or they exit. Minus the very few that have retired (they almost never retire so people can get their money out)
- By Faradey
A slightly illogical statement. Withdrawal of funds for buyers has been disabled since the launch of Bazaar, and this is stated in the rules, clause 1.3.
But thanks to you, yesterday I added a checkbox for agreeing to the rules during registration. However, this is already an extreme measure, since it is reasonable to familiarize yourself with the market rules before using it. Especially since they are quite justified
But thanks to you, yesterday I added a checkbox for agreeing to the rules during registration. However, this is already an extreme measure, since it is reasonable to familiarize yourself with the market rules before using it. Especially since they are quite justified
Why should buyers withdraw funds? Deposit only as much as you need for the current purchase. Bazaar is not a wallet for storing coins.
And only phishers need to withdraw funds.
There are no withdrawal limits for stores.
And only phishers need to withdraw funds.
There are no withdrawal limits for stores.
A planned deal may not move forward for a number of reasons and the buyer may want to withdraw the funds back, here's a few:
- a last-minute change of buyer's situation, personal/family emergency etc, and the funds are needed elsewhere, an order is not made at all
- the goods is no longer in stock in the demanded quantity and the ad has not been updated/hidden yet, resulting in a cancelled order
- the circumstances on the seller's side have changed and the mode of shipping required by the buyer is temporarily not available, resulting in a cancelled order (this happened to me once)
I advocate for Bazaar customers to be able to withdraw their funds. To some users having their funds locked in with no option to withdraw may have the same effect as losing the funds completely, at least in the short term.
I do not understand the remark "only phishers need to withdraw funds", could you please elaborate on the script that phishers use and how they exploit the withdrawals? Thank you.
- a last-minute change of buyer's situation, personal/family emergency etc, and the funds are needed elsewhere, an order is not made at all
- the goods is no longer in stock in the demanded quantity and the ad has not been updated/hidden yet, resulting in a cancelled order
- the circumstances on the seller's side have changed and the mode of shipping required by the buyer is temporarily not available, resulting in a cancelled order (this happened to me once)
I advocate for Bazaar customers to be able to withdraw their funds. To some users having their funds locked in with no option to withdraw may have the same effect as losing the funds completely, at least in the short term.
I do not understand the remark "only phishers need to withdraw funds", could you please elaborate on the script that phishers use and how they exploit the withdrawals? Thank you.