Allow methods to be sold

[D1.]

Methods: although they can go wrong, are great things. I know what you think when you see the word "method": Scam Report, ban. But I believe some methods actually work.

So, how can you filter out working methods and trash methods? Before selling a method, the user had to open a Support Request, show a staff member the method, and the staff need to approve the method before they're allowed to sell.

If a user is caught selling a method without staff approval, everyone involved has to refund the method to the users that bought it. Also, when selling a method, the user has to post a screenshot of their staff approval.

 

[D1.]

Nah but I’m sure you do from making $5 a month from selling “workout routines”

Thats something on the side I do. Stop looking for a fight I'm just not gonna reply anymore if you want to talk pm me.
By the way, you attempting to mock me isn't really working.

 

[Sloth]

A lot of “methods” I’ve seen sold on other websites are typically common knowledge and when someone else creates a “method” similar to someone else’s it typically causes problems. Plus if the method doesn’t work as intended you’ll probably have a lot of people devouching you and calling you a scammer.

 

[D1.]

A lot of “methods” I’ve seen sold on other websites are typically common knowledge and when someone else creates a “method” similar to someone else’s it typically causes problems. Plus if the method doesn’t work as intended you’ll probably have a lot of people devouching you and calling you a scammer.

If the method doesn't work or is common knowledge, staff can reject that method, meaning it can't be sold here.

 

[Mick]

The difference is, you can own an account. You can own a build. You can own a schematic.
You cannot own a method. You cannot own knowledge. MC-Market will not be placing restrictions on the sharing of knowledge because some random guy on the internet claims to own it.
To sell methods as a product is truly to scrape the bottom of the barrel, and typically, those who attempt to sell them are a genuine personification of that.

Denied, thanks for the suggestion.