Your ingame name: GizzBots The offender's ingame name: MrTimmy A description of what rule they broke/how they broke it: Auction scamming(Bidding an extremely high amount without warning in hope that someone would bid higher then that). Evidence/screenshots. http://prntscr.com/738ijb This player then told me that some mods told him that this indeed was not auction scamming regardless of whether he warns or not. Now, I don't mean to contradict the mods or anything, but they are incorrect. This is indeed a major auction scam, and regardless of whether he gets away with a ban or a warning, I want the mods to not give out such false information. He then went on to say this: http://prntscr.com/738k6j @PopIs_MyLife Pops, I know you know the rules very well indeed, and I respect you but the very essence of "auc scam" being a term is tricking someone into buying something unnecessary. The player also told me that you said that saying to bid on something that isn't actually in the auction is "auc scamming". I've never seen anyone call auction scamming on someone for them saying "Bid on a God apple!" when it's a golden apple.. If that was the case I have lost $500 on bidding on a Golden apple.. Sorry about this, the player insisted I report and so I do. I am not seeking a ban, but a warning would be fine, and a clarification of the rules.
There is no auc scamming in either of those pictures. Auc scamming is when you rename an object ro be called 'god apple' when its a regular. Even if you feel we're wrong, these are the rules.
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