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SUITCASE SCAMMERS

Started by RandyButtternub [3251384] on in General Discussion.

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  • SkinnyPeen [2176021] · 95 likes ·
    I know exactly what can be done to regulate this problem. Learn to f**king read
  • Fordeaux [2199085] · 33 likes ·
    reading? in a text based game? never.
  • The_Virginian [2799939] · 22 likes ·
    I know scammers in real life and they would never do this.
RandyButtternub [3251384] · #1
lets discuss what may be done to regulate this problem. even seperate from the scams they're artificially inflating the value of all suitcases with every sale. i understand torn is a game about cut throat criminal business but this is just scummy
have you been a victim?
does this make you mad?
have an idea?
of course yes i just fell victim like a jerk haha
Hamr [2027992] · #7
What problem? You haven't told us what you're referring to.

Also, no, we're not going to regulate scamming. Just blacklist them and learn from it.
VaguelyCanadian [2678408] · #9
torntools will highlight the item you clicked that brought you into the bazaar, failing that there's a search bar you can use to find what you're looking for. Slow down a bit and read item names before buying them, and be aware of the existence of these scams. Similar to this:
-vicodin as xanax
-boxes of grenades as donator packs (less prevalent after item image update)
-snowboards as skateboards
simple solutions already exist to this, learn about them.
Shooby [2510470] · #11
It's not a scam, unless you're saying you scammed yourself.
You're just stupid, negligent and likely can't read properly. You even get a warning that shows up when you're buying something over market value.