You can easily get loads of rep just by selling $.1 skins. Or even by trading nothing at all. There's just "+rep, great trader!" everywhere. It doesn't tell anything about the trader.
Reps with risk involved have become equivalent to reps given by trading skins. Ten reps with documented sales and risk involved are much better than three hundred trades with no risk involved.

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And your point?

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We need a better system.

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bp.tf trust? Rep threads on sourceop/any other forums?

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Like what?

If you have a plan, elaborate...

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We could categorize reps with risk involved and no risk involved. They must state what was risked, who went first, etc.

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What is to stop people who traded the $0.01 skins you speak of lying about what was traded and how it went down, in order to "help out" the other party?

Surely this could be just as easily abused?

I hear where you're coming from, but it's impossible to avoid risk altogether, and hard to reliably quantify it and/or prevent abuse by users when the trades are one-to-one transactions between individual users, rather than being centrally coordinated.

At least the current system has the capacity to raise warning flags about certain errant users, and conversely, if the user has traded reliably in the past with "known" higher profile users whose feedback you may be inclined to trust, you can at least be relatively hopeful that they will do the same with you.

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You can't stop scammers!

The-End

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i agree, you should create a better system

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Then give us some idea about the better system ;)

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Closed 10 years ago by helixx.