Banned on tft - for no reason a whole section of trade no more accessable

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kaepae wrote:

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BrettLee wrote:

If you go to any community, whether its on discord or a forum and talk to a moderator like this, what do you expect to happen?



You didn't mention that in your little summary here?

You think those lines cover the whole conversation? Snapshot a reaction which the OP has mentioned to be out of line before you posted the above to counter their 'little' summary?

From what OP says they were ordered to do the refund?



Neither side is in the clear and it doesn't matter as it's not resolvable without full truth. Just too bad this finger pointing is more or less inevitable and it ends up here.

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Nubatron wrote:

It's not clear to me if I post the whole conversation in the report if it is naming and shaming.

The whole conversation is pretty damning for the OP. And yeah, I'm sure the mod ordered him to refund after he took more than the trade was for. That seems to be one of the things you agree to trade on TFT is the moderation of the TFT to include their final decision. OP decided to keep the chaos, and lost access to TFT as a result. Seems like it went down about as you would expect.

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Nubatron wrote:

Although I agree with you in principle...

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Xavathos wrote:

There are too many holes in this story to draw any kind of conclusion. What bothers me the most is that it was probably the same for a TFT mod as well, seeing as they are nothing more than a regular player with a tag on a Discord.

Unless the player asking for a refund had a screenshot of the trade window, showing he traded more than 150c (which still isn't proof of course of what was actually traded in the end) that mod had no access to trade records of any kind and thus based his opinion entirely on anecdotal evidence and highly subjective opinions and should have never acted in the way he did, even if OP was rather crude in chat. Sticks and stones, mate, they teach this to little kids.

Like I said, too many holes to come to any informed conclusion here imo, so all this is mere speculation, but as of right now, it seems the one mostly in the wrong is the mod.

Having said that though, TFT Discord is entirely run by the people assigned roles like this and they can effectively do whatever they want, regardless of any outside implications. Yeah, it's potentially corrupt enough to make Vaal orbs reconsider their life choices. If you don't like that, at least you have the option to stay away from it.

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Xavathos wrote:

There are too many holes in this story to draw any kind of conclusion. What bothers me the most is that it was probably the same for a TFT mod as well, seeing as they are nothing more than a regular player with a tag on a Discord.

Unless the player asking for a refund had a screenshot of the trade window, showing he traded more than 150c (which still isn't proof of course of what was actually traded in the end) that mod had no access to trade records of any kind and thus based his opinion entirely on anecdotal evidence and highly subjective opinions and should have never acted in the way he did, even if OP was rather crude in chat. Sticks and stones, mate, they teach this to little kids.

Like I said, too many holes to come to any informed conclusion here imo, so all this is mere speculation, but as of right now, it seems the one mostly in the wrong is the mod.

Having said that though, TFT Discord is entirely run by the people assigned roles like this and they can effectively do whatever they want, regardless of any outside implications. Yeah, it's potentially corrupt enough to make Vaal orbs reconsider their life choices. If you don't like that, at least you have the option to stay away from it.