Quote from: wheelz1200 on Today at 07:02:27 PM

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He knows his intentions and procedure very well. I don't think it makes sense for us to continue explaining to him what's good and what isn't. He obviously isn't stupid to pay upfront a non-refundable ~€20,000 for something he isn't 100% sure will arrive.

If everything was alright and he had good intentions, he would've accepted escrow without a doubt. The only thing an escrow does is make a scam impossible, I see NO reason I wouldn't accept going through an escrow if I had to sell something. Customer receives his products? I receive my money! It cannot be simpler than that.

What happens if the products arrive, damaged? What happens if the products arrive but they are different from what the customer has actually ordered? What if the products get stuck at Customs due to their nature? What if, right after the customer sends Sean the full payment upfront, FairTradeSean asks for another payment of a few hundred bucks due to a shipping/product price calculus error? What if the products aren't being sent at all? What if the products don't even exist?

Quote from: FairTraderSean on Today at 04:43:16 PM

I have looked at a few other threads in the Bitcointalk "Goods" forum and I see the same 2-3 people attacking everyone who posts an ad.
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GTFO this forum then if you don't agree with us. Like it or not, we're trying to stop these fuckers from scamming people. Too many are losing money through scams in the crypto sphere and we don't want anyone to fall victim to yet another scam. You either proceed the right & safe way for your customers or you just fuck off. I have nothing to gain from writing all these posts.