In most cases this would not be useful at all but in the case you purchase a subscription, with a guaranteed time frame, it would be nice to reopen a dispute. If you purchase something for a year and problems start popping up in 2 weeks and they're resolved, dispute closed, you're out of luck. The seller's got no obligation to assist or remedy the situation knowing you can't open a new dispute or reopen the one you previously opened.
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 (Jan 17, 2025 06:00 PM)Canadian Wrote: In most cases this would not be useful at all but in the case you purchase a subscription, with a guaranteed time frame, it would be nice to reopen a dispute. If you purchase something for a year and problems start popping up in 2 weeks and they're resolved, dispute closed, you're out of luck. The seller's got no obligation to assist or remedy the situation knowing you can't open a new dispute or reopen the one you previously opened.A dispute helps nothing in all reality. The scammer could care less about the site.  (Jan 17, 2025 06:18 PM)Tyr Wrote: If disputes can be reopened arbitrarily, sellers will hesitate to offer extended subscriptions or complex services, knowing their obligations might never truly end. This could lead to a significant drop in quality offerings on the platform, ultimately hurting buyers as well.yeah but that only points out the scam “lifetime” subscriptions really are lol. But I do agree with huge drop in quality. (Jan 17, 2025 06:21 PM)F4tDoinkz Wrote: yeah but that only points out the scam “lifetime” subscriptions really are lol. But I do agree with huge drop in quality. Hmm, I see where you are going. I've had this happen as well where some vendors have sold me stuff that I haven't been able to access years later so perhaps maybe instead of lifetime it could be changed to something different. The problem is, how else to define lifetime? I think that perhaps you are asking for more clairvoyance in the terms and conditions and/or help documents when it comes to this? (Jan 17, 2025 07:17 PM)Tyr Wrote: Hmm, I see where you are going. I've had this happen as well where some vendors have sold me stuff that I haven't been able to access years later so perhaps maybe instead of lifetime it could be changed to something different. The problem is, how else to define lifetime? I think that perhaps you are asking for more clairvoyance in the terms and conditions and/or help documents when it comes to this?Yeah, honestly there is no way to gauge lifetime. I mean a method someone is using to provide said service could not work at any time or anything else that could happen. I just think in general we probably should have a rule banning the service from claiming lifetime. They should have to set a certain amount of time like 3 months or something. Even a year is a long time when you consider how often members shuffle around and disappear.
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(Jan 17, 2025 06:01 PM)F4tDoinkz Wrote: A dispute helps nothing in all reality. The scammer could care less about the site. Fair enough, but some sellers have a reputation to keep and can use this as a means to sly out of their terms. If it's an exit scam or a one off scammer, yeah it doesn't apply. Chances are though, if you're going for a subscription, you want someone with some reputation here (Jan 17, 2025 06:18 PM)Tyr Wrote: If disputes can be reopened arbitrarily, sellers will hesitate to offer extended subscriptions or complex services, knowing their obligations might never truly end. This could lead to a significant drop in quality offerings on the platform, ultimately hurting buyers as well. Interesting I didn't think of it like that. The expectation however, should remain, to offer something you can actually maintain or provide. If you find a "new" method and it works for a day, and you start selling subscriptions for a year, and it's a pain daily, you're already wasting both your time and the buyer's. (Jan 17, 2025 07:17 PM)Tyr Wrote: Hmm, I see where you are going. I've had this happen as well where some vendors have sold me stuff that I haven't been able to access years later so perhaps maybe instead of lifetime it could be changed to something different. The problem is, how else to define lifetime? I think that perhaps you are asking for more clairvoyance in the terms and conditions and/or help documents when it comes to this? "Lifetime" clearly covers the lifetime of a product or service. Who expects lifetime to last until physical death of the customer or vendor?  (Jan 17, 2025 10:03 PM)Obnocksious Wrote: "Lifetime" clearly covers the lifetime of a product or service. Who expects lifetime to last until physical death of the customer or vendor? I agree I wish more people understood this, unfortunately many people have unreal expectations. 😡 If only those people could only buy from people like themselves then they would understand. I am currently at 88% for quick loves please help a brother out QL4QL
(Jan 18, 2025 05:23 AM)Mr_Kh4os Wrote: I agree I wish more people understood this, unfortunately many people have unreal expectations. 😡 If only those people could only buy from people like themselves then they would understand. The idea behind a lifetime guarantee seems silly to begin with. The only time I've seen it applicable and true to form is for like an anti-virus. I was referring to yearly subscriptions which are normally purchased. |
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