Just sold digital CS GO knife on ebay and buyer asking for refund after getting item

[oompaloompa]

Originally Posted by Awaken

This is getting out of hand

I know, I just looked up what circlejerk is and am most unhappy now......

[dallis]

Best to just ignore the Trolls, otherwise the conversation ends up in a sad, sad place...

[garry9061]

Originally Posted by dallis

Best to just ignore the Trolls, otherwise the conversation ends up in a sad, sad place...

well, i had fun giving out to him while it lasted.

[BibaBacha]

the case is still open and it might take 2 weeks to one month to paypal make decision.

I read on PayPal unauthorize decision making involves on if the buyer failed to secure his info (like email and password of PP) than PayPal don't comply with buyer case and seller wins.

I hope I have a chance.

[BibaBacha]

the final decision by paypal has come and I have lost the case and my item is gone and money also... that's real bad but what can I say.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by BiN4RY

I used to trade a lot of CSGO skins, and honestly 90% of the people who are willing to buy skins for real money are scammers.

Next time, just sell it on opskins.com if you're wanting to cash out. eBay is a scam haven for skins.

I dealt with few in-game items for RPG online games in early 2000 - I basically had to get ppl to pay outside paypal - help weed out the scammers but BiN4RY is right.

Thanks for the support all btw, anyhow

[rafoman]

THANKS for the tidbit, Now go back in time and help this fella out!!

[rsot]

Originally Posted by Frequenc1

Hey, I recently made a DIY knife at home, and it looks like the rare knife from CS: GO, so I found Explore Me Now articles on how to make different DIY things, it is like pinterest, but better. So I sold that knife on eBay very easy, it seems to me that the guy that bought it was really a big fan of CS: GO.

Nice work