Please get rid of them, they just cause confusion and makes a lot pages look trash, while they aren’t
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But you voted no?
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Clicked wrong button accidentally 
Yes i think @FaadixD is right you should really consider it on Facebook , as changing too much admins can trigger restrictions , zero reach and unpublishing especially with new Facebook updates
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I see it this way, if reach is important to the buyer (as it should), wouldn’t he test for that during the grace period? As I’ve said before, 80% of the time when we fail an audit, buyers proceed anyway, because they were happy with their test results during the grace period.
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Also in order to save time on tickets, my humble 2 cents:
- Collect ‘what type of email associated with account’ , ‘payment details i.e bitcoin address , grace period requirement from buyer side’ when opening the ticket itself
- If we say not grace period not required, then no need to reconfirm again the same thing
- Keep a cap on time given for transfer to buyer, once seller shares credentials. For eg i have a ticket where it has been 3 days since I have shared credentials, no word from buyer yet:)
Just some suggestions where I think we can actually save time on ticket and avoid unnecessary to and fro, specially when everyone works in different timezones:)
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If you don’t think it’s worth it then just eliminate it.
fck audits, all my homies hate audits
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I support the audits. For new buyers, it is hard to even use some tools. The first account I bought on here, the account had follow/unfollow and I didn’t know until audit. It was good info to be aware of
i think buyer should be able to make an audit himself & herself 
How ?
While checkout process , we should have automatic message ( do want to make an audit ? click here to make an audit )
If a vigilant buyer asks 3-5 target-oriented questions about property in question, believe me, he will get a better idea/picture about that property than the audit report that is produced using automated questionable tools. AUDIT needs to be ABOLISHED in my opinion.
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In my opinion audits are the worst for new, non-experienced buyers. They don’t know how to check an account and will heavily make a decision based on the audit. Where experienced buyers, don’t take such audits very serious. They will look into demographics, account growth & post impressions, mostly.
And the problem is that they often are not accurate at all. Almost every account that has been audited of me, had a 40%+ (!) USA score. Where I rarely have accounts with that high USA following. Those audits don’t make sense.
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Audits - I say “No” (there is no need for the audits)
Detailed checklist and guidelines for the buyers - a huge “YES”
A list of tools that buyers can use to check if the purchased goods are not manipulated - definitively.
In my opinion, the important thing is to assure (as much as possible) the newbies that they are in good hands on this platform. Also, the more you educate them the better decisions they will make, and the less headache for everybody involved.
Also, it would really be great to have the checklist a potential buyer should go through before the ticket is opened, and a list of questions one should ask before making a decision whether to buy a property or not.
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Thank you everyone for your opinion. So far, it looks like 80% of the users are in favor of removing them.
After discussing this over with the staff, and verifying that 3/4 of the users are now in favor of this change, we will implement this new rule in the upcoming 14 days. It will take some time to rewrite everything that’s needed for this change to go live. Thank you everyone for your input.
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Why get rid of something that is optional it makes no sense.
To say the audits are only for beginners is rubbish. We have purchased dozens of assets for clients and the audits are helpful for most.
Obviously sellers of questionable products want to get rid of the audits.
Why not offer the audits as an additional service at the buyers expense and let them decide. Last I checked protecting the client is always good practice.
This is something we may consider.
Since an overwhelming amount of users voted FOR removing them, we’re beginning the process of removing audits tomorrow.
2nd point yeah there is no need to confirm again and again from the buyer that if he continue want to cancel the grace period.
In my last checkout ticket the buyer literally had to confirm 3 times 
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