A way to stop scamming.

[Northern]

and honestly, r3v seems to be great for member reliability. I've had ~50 transactions through r3v, and never had an overly bad experience (yeah I got a bent wheel once, but I should've asked more questions)

On BF.C, the only thing I've ever bought never showed up and the guy vanished after loads of good feedback from others.

[Raxe]

I've bought a bunch through r3v including a few sets of wheels, always had a good experience but I've always done research beforehand. If the seller has no previous sales and few posts, ask questions and request as much proof as you can get. Scammers are lowlife scum and I hate them as much as the next guy, but a buyer needs to be smart as well.

[Threehz]

We could add in a simple forum-mod for user-ratings/seller feedback rating so at least really honest people would be easily distinguishable.

R3v is an awesome community, I'd had great experience so far, just be cautious it's the fucking internet...

[agent]

We could add in a simple forum-mod for user-ratings/seller feedback rating so at least really honest people would be easily distinguishable.

Hopefully once James et al get around to upgrading the vBull software for this forum we can implement the iTrader system. It's a start.

[MikeDE]

The "Feedback" section only works if people actually POST in there after a transaction.
I've sold loads on here, all satisfied buyers, but only a few could be bothered to leave me feedback.
I even have a Feedback link in my sig.

^This and this. We good-sellers bust our asses to make sure things go well, or if they go south, to make them right. Pull yourself away from what you're doing for 30secs and write some feedback.

I also have an issue about selling to people who have no feedback here, especially overseas. I go through alot of trouble to pack/ship/update members on their purchases. So if you have no feedback thread, make one.