Quote from: Shishir99 on Today at 01:08:04 PM

If DireWolfM14 thinks dealing with him is risky, it's up to him.

Right. This is how I see that the trust system was created, as I explained before.

Quote from: Poker Player on October 12, 2024, 02:05:10 PM

There are people for whom a red tag should only be sent when there is proof beyond reasonable doubt, so we would never red tag anyone before the scam happened, and others, including myself, who think that a red tag can be used to warn, when you think it is very likely that the person is going to scam.

In fact, if we look at the definition next to the red tag:

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You think that trading with this person is high-risk.

In this case, after analyzing it, I do not see a clear intention of scam, and although they may be making things up and I have no way of checking it, it seems to me more like a dream they have that is going to be impossible to carry out. The best businesses are made starting small and without funding. Once the business works and makes a profit, if you want to scale, then you look for funding, but this dream is something completely different. They seem to be reluctant to admit that they won't be able to carry it out, but unfortunately they will eventually come up against reality.