Need Help - Dimer threatening against fraud complaint

Attack Mode Activated!

@Magus wrote:



Attack Mode Activated!

on a serious note…plz guide

@Magus wrote:



Attack Mode Activated!

Badge badlo iska koi bc.

@VaibhavJain wrote:

@Magus wrote:



Attack Mode Activated!

Badge badlo iska koi bc.

@sharma.feanshu wrote:

on a serious note…plz guide

Tell him you are a pucca 420 and Paytm cannot do anything with you.

@Magus wrote:

@sharma.feanshu wrote:

on a serious note…plz guide

Tell him you are a pucca 420 and Paytm cannot do anything with you.

@VaibhavJain wrote:

Badge badlo iska koi bc.

Suggest one.

@sharma.feanshu wrote:

Margus High on Humour

Now who is Margus? New Arrival on DD?

"@Magus":http://www.desidime.com/users/193603 wrote:



Now who is Margus? New Arrival on DD?

😂😂😂😂

@Magus wrote:

@sharma.feanshu wrote:

on a serious note…plz guide

Tell him you are a pucca 420 and Paytm cannot do anything with you.

did u know telugu???

cc: @hese

@sharma.feanshu dont worry paytm cant do anything with this.

@billa ajith wrote:

did u know telugu???

cc: @hese

I did not and do not know Telugu.

BTW, did you mean the language or the dimer “TELUGU”?

@rockstar2016 wrote:

@sharma.feanshu dont worry paytm cant do anything with this.

thanks bro any more suggestions

@Magus wrote:

@billa ajith wrote:

did u know telugu???

cc: @hese

I did not and do not know Telugu.

BTW, did you mean the language or the dimer “TELUGU”?

@sharma.feanshu wrote:

thanks bro any more suggestions

Who is that intelligent dimer to buy a Dominos GV without having an outlet in his area?

@sharma.feanshu wrote:

@Magus wrote:

@billa ajith wrote:

did u know telugu???

cc: @hese

I did not and do not know Telugu.

BTW, did you mean the language or the dimer “TELUGU”?

calling @Troll to help you out

You c @bumblefoot Ppl Tagging Troll 4 Help Not 4 Trolling
Now Unban That Greatest PErson of the World

If its not in your hand then let us knw

CC- @anthrax.ut

Dont Judge Book by Its Cover

i’m interested in buying…price plz

@piyush_Thinkfear wrote:

i’m interested in buying…price plz

used voucher for 50 paytm

@sharma.feanshu wrote:

@piyush_Thinkfear wrote:

i’m interested in buying…price plz

used voucher for 50 paytm

@sharma.feanshu wrote:

@Magus wrote:

@sharma.feanshu wrote:

on a serious note…plz guide

Tell him you are a pucca 420 and Paytm cannot do anything with you.

Margus High on Humour

Isn’t that a name of some Soap?

I am not affiliated to anyone and neither do I care anything about the matter but just going through the forum saw a very interesting thing, and thought of offering my 2 cents.

OP was selling dominos vouchers and someone bought from him and paid him the amount for the voucher in full. Now, due to any reason since the voucher was never used, in my opinion it was the buyer’s full right to demand his payment back and OP should have readily refunded, it is not the buyer’s fault that he instead sent that amount to someone else (which as in my opinion is again a lie, OP just didn’t want to forfeit the profit he had earned on the transaction, no offense). Buddy, even Groupon/Nearbuy refunds payments for unused vouchers within some days of the order. Also OP shows double standards as in his latest post on the trading page he is buying dominos vouchers but wants to make payment after getting the voucher/order placing, whereas when he himself was selling them he wanted payment beforehand and is cringing to refund even when the voucher was not used/order not placed. Also he wants to buy dominos vouchers at Rs 200 now and just a day before, he was selling to me at Rs 255.

If Nearbuy refunds it, it will deactivate and refund.. Op does not have that luxury.

Buyer can use it after “so called return”. Op will not know if the new buyer is telling a lie or old.

Op can try to place order for someone and then return the Money. To me buyer looks like a fraud. If I was the seller, I would ask him to @#&* off.

@lanny25 wrote:

I am not affiliated to anyone and neither do I care anything about the matter but just going through the forum saw a very interesting thing, and thought of offering my 2 cents.

OP was selling dominos vouchers and someone bought from him and paid him the amount for the voucher in full. Now, due to any reason since the voucher was never used, in my opinion it was the buyer’s full right to demand his payment back and OP should have readily refunded, it is not the buyer’s fault that he instead sent that amount to someone else (which as in my opinion is again a lie, OP just didn’t want to forfeit the profit he had earned on the transaction, no offense). Buddy, even Groupon/Nearbuy refunds payments for unused vouchers within some days of the order. Also OP shows double standards as in his latest post on the trading page he is buying dominos vouchers but wants to make payment after getting the voucher/order placing, whereas when he himself was selling them he wanted payment beforehand and is cringing to refund even when the voucher was not used/order not placed. Also he wants to buy dominos vouchers at Rs 200 now and just a day before, he was selling to me at Rs 255.

Conflict of interest noted.

@lanny25 wrote:

I am not affiliated to anyone and neither do I care anything about the matter but just going through the forum saw a very interesting thing, and thought of offering my 2 cents.

OP was selling dominos vouchers and someone bought from him and paid him the amount for the voucher in full. Now, due to any reason since the voucher was never used, in my opinion it was the buyer’s full right to demand his payment back and OP should have readily refunded, it is not the buyer’s fault that he instead sent that amount to someone else (which as in my opinion is again a lie, OP just didn’t want to forfeit the profit he had earned on the transaction, no offense). Buddy, even Groupon/Nearbuy refunds payments for unused vouchers within some days of the order. Also OP shows double standards as in his latest post on the trading page he is buying dominos vouchers but wants to make payment after getting the voucher/order placing, whereas when he himself was selling them he wanted payment beforehand and is cringing to refund even when the voucher was not used/order not placed. Also he wants to buy dominos vouchers at Rs 200 now and just a day before, he was selling to me at Rs 255.

may I bring in the screenshots? I’m not here to waste my time..needed good opinion.everything I said is true . a seller CAnt buy vouchers? PS – I ALWAYS GAVE VOUCHER FIRST TO SENIOR BUYERS

@sharma.feanshu wrote:

@lanny25 wrote:

I am not affiliated to anyone and neither do I care anything about the matter but just going through the forum saw a very interesting thing, and thought of offering my 2 cents.

OP was selling dominos vouchers and someone bought from him and paid him the amount for the voucher in full. Now, due to any reason since the voucher was never used, in my opinion it was the buyer’s full right to demand his payment back and OP should have readily refunded, it is not the buyer’s fault that he instead sent that amount to someone else (which as in my opinion is again a lie, OP just didn’t want to forfeit the profit he had earned on the transaction, no offense). Buddy, even Groupon/Nearbuy refunds payments for unused vouchers within some days of the order. Also OP shows double standards as in his latest post on the trading page he is buying dominos vouchers but wants to make payment after getting the voucher/order placing, whereas when he himself was selling them he wanted payment beforehand and is cringing to refund even when the voucher was not used/order not placed. Also he wants to buy dominos vouchers at Rs 200 now and just a day before, he was selling to me at Rs 255.

may I bring in the screenshots? I’m not here to waste my time..needed good opinion.everything I said is true . a seller CAnt buy vouchers? PS – I ALWAYS GAVE VOUCHER FIRST TO SENIOR BUYERS

firstly stop using bold letters. Why dont u tag the person who is going to file a paytm fraud case to get his part of the story. And how was he wrong in asking u the money back . He dint complete the transcation and he has the right to ask the money back but still u want to create a thread defaming him rather than u who is really the person at fault. And u dont have money but still u are replying with abusive words on Trading Section for Wechat codes

Tagging : @Beinghuman @hese @DealSeeker @Ashwin @Achilles @Nigel

@lanny25 wrote:
…Now, due to any reason since the voucher was never used, in my opinion it was the buyer’s full right to demand his payment back and OP should have readily refunded, it is not the buyer’s fault that he instead sent that amount to someone else (which as in my opinion is again a lie, OP just didn’t want to forfeit the profit he had earned on the transaction, no offense).
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@PaytmKaPoojari wrote:
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And how was he wrong in asking u the money back . He dint complete the transcation and he has the right to ask the money back …

Guys, I am neither an expert in the implicit and explicit rules for trading nor an active buyer/seller. But these statements are flawed in my opinion.

Without even getting into the legality or morality of exchanging coupons/vouchers for wallet money, all such exchanges are “sold as-is” transactions in my opinion. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...is. Unless the seller specifically mentions “returns allowed”, the only genuine case for a refund would be if the coupon/voucher does not work as advertised. And even that situation would have exemptions.

To elaborate my point, let me clarify that I once bought a lot of PayU discount coupons (150 off on 500). Unfortunately, before I could utilize even a tiny fraction of the coupons, PayU expired the coupons prematurely. But I didn’t think it was right to ask the seller for a refund and neither did some other experienced buyers on DD.

Coming back to this case, the buyer changed his mind after the purchase and you guys think it’s okay for him to ask for a refund simply because the voucher is still valid for quite some time (assuming that to be the case). In addition to my point about the trading on DD being an “as-is” transaction, think if you would say the same had the buyer asked for the refund a few hours or a day before the expiry of the voucher (think of the price reduction as well as the additional burden on the seller to find another buyer).

P.S. I am not aware of OP’s complete participation/history on DD so if I am missing something specific about him which is making you guys speak against him, please do point it out.

CC @Ashwin @ishandon

@DealSeeker Absolutely right.

But check my fair suggestion to OP here: http://www.desidime.com/forums/trading-classifi...

He turned it down and also has not tagged the other party as requested by @PaytmKaPoojari and me yet.

There is no honor among illegal traders / black marketeers .

@DealSeeker wrote:

@lanny25 wrote:
…Now, due to any reason since the voucher was never used, in my opinion it was the buyer’s full right to demand his payment back and OP should have readily refunded, it is not the buyer’s fault that he instead sent that amount to someone else (which as in my opinion is again a lie, OP just didn’t want to forfeit the profit he had earned on the transaction, no offense).
…

@PaytmKaPoojari wrote:
…
And how was he wrong in asking u the money back . He dint complete the transcation and he has the right to ask the money back …

Guys, I am neither an expert in the implicit and explicit rules for trading nor an active buyer/seller. But these statements are flawed in my opinion.

Without even getting into the legality or morality of exchanging coupons/vouchers for wallet money, all such exchanges are “sold as-is” transactions in my opinion. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...is. Unless the seller specifically mentions “returns allowed”, the only genuine case for a refund would be if the coupon/voucher does not work as advertised. And even that situation would have exemptions.

To elaborate my point, let me clarify that I once bought a lot of PayU discount coupons (150 off on 500). Unfortunately, before I could utilize even a tiny fraction of the coupons, PayU expired the coupons prematurely. But I didn’t think it was right to ask the seller for a refund and neither did some other experienced buyers on DD.

Coming back to this case, the buyer changed his mind after the purchase and you guys think it’s okay for him to ask for a refund simply because the voucher is still valid for quite some time (assuming that to be the case). In addition to my point about the trading on DD being an “as-is” transaction, think if you would say the same had the buyer asked for the refund a few hours or a day before the expiry of the voucher (think of the price reduction as well as the additional burden on the seller to find another buyer).

P.S. I am not aware of OP’s complete participation/history on DD so if I am missing something specific about him which is making you guys speak against him, please do point it out.

CC @Ashwin @ishandon

+1

goods once sold will not be taken back or exchanged