05-19-2018, 07:50 AM
I would suggest money first, code after. And another thing that could help a lot if it turns out to be a scam. Keep a record of all the codes you have bought/sold, and from/to who. And keep that record for at least as long as the code would last. Or if you quit MnF. I'll give a scenario so it's easier to understand why.
Imagine if a code changes hand maybe 4 times before it's used. That means someone bought the code from Vendo or CCbill, who this is, doesn't always show sadly. Then sold it to someone, who sold it on to someone else who then sold it to someone that used it, or attempted to. At this point, something is revealed to be wrong. The fault could lie with any of these 4 people for all a moderator knows, depending on what went wrong. With a clear record, you can tell a moderator who you bought from, and who you sold to. And investigating becomes a lot easier.
Imagine if a code changes hand maybe 4 times before it's used. That means someone bought the code from Vendo or CCbill, who this is, doesn't always show sadly. Then sold it to someone, who sold it on to someone else who then sold it to someone that used it, or attempted to. At this point, something is revealed to be wrong. The fault could lie with any of these 4 people for all a moderator knows, depending on what went wrong. With a clear record, you can tell a moderator who you bought from, and who you sold to. And investigating becomes a lot easier.
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