Quote from: FuckIdolPlus on March 22, 2015, 07:38:35 AM

Quote from: Vod on March 22, 2015, 07:37:38 AM

Quote from: Hazir on March 22, 2015, 07:34:41 AM

That bothers me - Vod if you are playing like that and you want to destroy all evil, then please search through forum to find every other MSDN keys&account dealer and other service resellers and give them all red trust once and for all.

If you review my trust, you'll see I've left negative feedback to nine Microsoft key sellers TODAY.

I'm not picking on any one individual scammer.

What about HBO Go and netflix sellers? Starbucks sellers? Why not them. Heck they are the real culprits selling stolen goods. MSDN is not stolen.

I notice that there's no reply to this as of yet. It does seem that he singled out MSDN for the -trust-a-thon. And I'll say this to the OP as well as I said it in another thread. Basically say in your thread that the key is under warranty for 1 month (example is up 2 u) and if key fails before then a full amount will be returned. If the key is not gone bad, then no refund shall be given. Timeframes are at your discretion and its completely up to you. But when 1 person takes the responsibility of being robocop on MSDN keys all you can do is play by the rules. Now if all the msdn sellers then do this, and I'm sure they won't though, and he leaves negative feedback then, on lets say the 9 he did today, wouldn't that be abuse of the trust system since he singled out just MSDN sellers when the trader and tradee's both know the agreement and consequences?