Users like @Hanzo or @Bro won’t be able to hide their criminal past via their username change!
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This has to be the biggest undetected issues in the history of this site. Would need loads and loads of man-hours and brainstorming.
I think if this is fixed, counting the whole site’s revenue would also get fixed as it currently counts ticket’s volume from March 2020.
Yes, prob the biggest fix to date. This will make stats go wild in the next days (after update) as things will be hectic. Interesting point you’ve made there about tracking data prior to 2020 :D I will ask devs. If yes, this will be crazy!
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Jesus if you are right, many of the user totals will change over night!
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Big MC sellers have a success rate of +50%
Looks not good at all tbh.
I have it 68.4% and that sucks too (failed tickets for failed PR pitches)
70% is good man.
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So almost everybody was lying with 100% succes rates 
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What an amazing feature!!!
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Mine 81.8% Success Ratio. 
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75% here!
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For new sellers with little history, this will be very hard to do now :D
“BRO 99% success rate”
The rate:
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YOU have to remember that buyers may be responsible for some of the stats being low (refunds/MIA/mind changes/etc). But don’t let anyone with a 30-40% fool you that its because of the buyers. While buyers do back out sometimes, this is a rare event. AT MOST you can consider a 5% adjustment when looking at sellers stats, to factor in failed tickets because of the buyers.
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Me looking at some sellers (that I thought were good) success ratio:
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81.8%
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@meta looking at you, man!
You already mentioned it once @UsmanSabir
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Old tickets = yes.
New tickets = no.
There is no automated way to fix old tickets.
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Also if we make ticket and buyers no response in ticket then you suspended buyer. That type also counts for old tickets?
Yes it counts all. Even those closed by buyers fault
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