Website & Forums Change On Rule 8

Rule 8: Do not scam Players
(Selling something that is grossly overpriced, tricking someone into buying an item that was not promised. If an unidentified item that is advertised wrongly is sold the seller must give a full refund or receive a permanent ban.)
What if the seller doesn't know the items price and sells it for under and the buyer agrees to it. Is that considered scamming?

Pretz said http://prntscr.com/g56fbw

So does that mean I can "not know" a price for an item and the seller doesn't know the real value of the item
I can buy it for a lot cheaper because we both didn't know the real price of an item?

I think that's kinda unfair to the seller, they are cheating themselves without realizing it.
I think that it should count as scamming, unless the sellers know they are selling it for cheaper than normal

 

Basically a scenario for anyone who didn't get it because it is kinda confusing

Buyer - How much fo you want for the Leo

Seller - I don't know the price, how about 2eb

Buyer - I don't know the price either, but that seems reasonable.

*trade*

Here, the seller may be a victim to scamming because if they decide on the price, it's okay. But the buyer secretly knew it was worth more and so they 'scammed' the seller.

 

thanks for this , im not the best at explaining things

 

why do you think @Ag3nt always says "offer"

 

Tbf, it's not just him, it's most traders.

I understand you know, but for others, "you offer 1st" is a common way to see if you can get more than you would ask for. I suppose that's how the cookie crumbles.

 

Yeah it's in most shops but the sellers never do and if you tell them to they leave