Who goes first?

[Fox_]

Just had an interesting encounter with a 4 ratings user who insisted I go first. Keep in mind this is for a $3 purchase. Am I really not at a point yet where people can go first with me? Like if I wanted to scam why would I scam some randy $3, that's just stupid. So the question for you guys is, am I at a point where this shouldn't be happening?

 

[Fox_]

I'd say it's fine for you not to go first. There's tons of people out there willing to scam for ever a mere dollar

I personally believe I have reached a point on this market where I should be considered trustworthy with $3. I mean I bought a $25 rank on so scamming over something like $3 would be stupid.

 

[dragonxt]

I hope you didn't go first.

It's clear losing reputation isn't worth a mere $3

 

[Fox_]

Why would someone with 4 ratings want you to go first? That's the stupidest thing I've heard.

Idk ask Tman394 why he refused to go first when I beat him in every aspect of this market. I've done higher stakes deals than this while not going first. I just can't even comprehend it. I literally beat him in every single aspect. I have spent money a $25 rank. I have many more vouches from much more reputable people. I have MUCH more ratings. I've spent more time on. And can be recognized as a trusted user. Then this little 4 ratings, 5 vouch user comes along and expects me to go first.

 

[Ivain]

If a member is just new to the market and hasn't done a lot of deals yet (to be seen by their content on their profile), they should be going first. In this case, they definitely should. If its a larger amount, you can always try 50/50.

 

[MisfitNerd]

People here don't understand how reputation works. ._.