Mentorship itself is a scam with many loopholes and argumentative conclusion.
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Agree with this
Though there are few people who provide amazing mentorship
But other then that its always a risk
For example i was approached to sell my unban method for a particular amount , but the unban methods are never 100percent positives …
2 out of 10 cases fails too
So if the buyer buys my methods and tries on couple of accounts with multiple violations then its not going to work anyways , so then the buyer claims methods dont work and asks for refund whereas now he has all the methods i use and eventually they are going to work as i have done 50k+ sales through the same methods …
So now he got them for free and also my competition just increased …
and because of these methods leaks the services which were offered for 1k are now done for 250$ eventually ruining the markets and revenues as well for me and the forums too
Imo mentorship and methods selling should be limited to DC and maybe VIP who actually knows what they are providing
Just saying correct me if i am wrong
PS :- i am never selling any of my methods and never will
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I support you in your decision
I don’t see any issues with this, I approve
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I think this is perfect and long overdue. Many people sell methods and 24 hours is not enough for a buyer to test out the method (in most cases). Buyers should be protected from scams.
As for those selling a method, if your mentorship works then there is no need to be scared of this. If the buyer is able to test the method before the 7-day grace period ends, you can both agree to skip this. This is targeted to keep the scam methods, guides etc. out of the community and is very welcomed.
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Same i don’t see the problem, if your are selling mentorship and you know its work then you shouldn’t worry about 7 day period.
This cuts opportunities for scammers who wants to just sell fake or patched guides and claim it works for me I’m not responsible if this not works for ylu maybe you did not follow my steps carefully or made any mistake 
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yes exactly the excuses is “you did not follow the rules on guide”, “i think you did not submit the request properly” i think you don’t know what you doing"".
when you ask questions they be like: “check the Guide bro it has everything” LOL.
They are nuts scammers.
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Not sure how this fixes anything at all. The current terms are that these types of transactions are not able to be disputed. In many cases, private info is given to the buyer (I.e. the method, or private emails, etc.) and again, is not disputable per the terms of Swapd.
How does increasing the grace period help with this? Very confused
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i am fine with this- Increasing the grace period can help in situations where there may be issues with the transaction that are not immediately apparent. For example, the buyer may receive an service/method that is not as described, and it may take them some time to realize this. With a longer grace period, the buyer would have more time to inspect the service and determine if there are any issues.
as i said if you are 100% about your service and mentorship you shouldn’t be worry about this Grace period.
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I’m so sorry the new update will prevent you from selling your shitty and patched methods
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Stop insulting diamond member, how dare you to tell truth 
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Huihuihuihui
I’m advocating for buyers here. Increasing the grace period from 24 hours to 7 days offers no further protection for buyers as the terms are that the tickets for mentorship are not disputable. @Administrators @mae - @onlyusernames consistently tries to start public arguments like this. I’ve reported it many times. Please give him a final warning to stop engaging with me. He’s done this twice in the last 12 hours (one here and one on another tread)
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I love this guy 
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I did not say anything wrong. You don’t have a single client satisfied with your mentoring services and
everybody knows you’re selling patched and shitty methods :
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@Administrators @mae this is where it would lead to a long argument. I’m not going to engage or defend myself. Please take care of him.