mlb122 wrote:I was looking for some advice. I was in an auction for a dec 18 risk pet, knowing of course to keep a close eye on its growths. At about 11:30pm my time the pet grew (and was now not the list pet we all hoped for). I cancelled my offers and left. I then noticed at 12:10 am my time the owner had accepted someone’s trade from the auction...
I know we all go into these knowing there is a risk but it seems really wrong to me that the auctioneer waited this whole time (5 days for me) not accepting anything but accepts right after they saw it grow into a non joker... I get having risk by offering on a blanket pet, but is it fair for someone to finish the trade after the growth is proven wrong?
Hope that makes sense and hopefully I am not upsetting anyone by asking, I just wonder if someone just got scammed and if I should be report it? Or is this just the risk we all take when taking part in a risk based auction? I am not even sure that the new owner knows they got it after it grew... or do I just leave it be and let the new owner handle it...
Awoo wrote:mlb122 wrote:I was looking for some advice. I was in an auction for a dec 18 risk pet, knowing of course to keep a close eye on its growths. At about 11:30pm my time the pet grew (and was now not the list pet we all hoped for). I cancelled my offers and left. I then noticed at 12:10 am my time the owner had accepted someone’s trade from the auction...
I know we all go into these knowing there is a risk but it seems really wrong to me that the auctioneer waited this whole time (5 days for me) not accepting anything but accepts right after they saw it grow into a non joker... I get having risk by offering on a blanket pet, but is it fair for someone to finish the trade after the growth is proven wrong?
Hope that makes sense and hopefully I am not upsetting anyone by asking, I just wonder if someone just got scammed and if I should be report it? Or is this just the risk we all take when taking part in a risk based auction? I am not even sure that the new owner knows they got it after it grew... or do I just leave it be and let the new owner handle it...
I think I know who you're talking about, luckily I cancelled my trade but yeah, unfortunately I don't think they can do anything about it, since at the time, they were happy with sending the trade. It wouldn't fall under scamming since they never said that it's 100% a joker. It would fall under ninja trading. At best, the person could ask CS staff for a trade back, since the auctioneer literally waited until it was not a joker to accept the trade. I doubt they could do anything though since it falls under: "You were happy at sending the trade at the time" etc
Also: congrats on all the new unickorn and joker owners!
And oml @constellation. I was stalking your growing pets and Woah you may not have card pup luck but you def have Nick egg luck XD congrats
Constellation. wrote:Awoo wrote:mlb122 wrote:I was looking for some advice. I was in an auction for a dec 18 risk pet, knowing of course to keep a close eye on its growths. At about 11:30pm my time the pet grew (and was now not the list pet we all hoped for). I cancelled my offers and left. I then noticed at 12:10 am my time the owner had accepted someone’s trade from the auction...
I know we all go into these knowing there is a risk but it seems really wrong to me that the auctioneer waited this whole time (5 days for me) not accepting anything but accepts right after they saw it grow into a non joker... I get having risk by offering on a blanket pet, but is it fair for someone to finish the trade after the growth is proven wrong?
Hope that makes sense and hopefully I am not upsetting anyone by asking, I just wonder if someone just got scammed and if I should be report it? Or is this just the risk we all take when taking part in a risk based auction? I am not even sure that the new owner knows they got it after it grew... or do I just leave it be and let the new owner handle it...
I think I know who you're talking about, luckily I cancelled my trade but yeah, unfortunately I don't think they can do anything about it, since at the time, they were happy with sending the trade. It wouldn't fall under scamming since they never said that it's 100% a joker. It would fall under ninja trading. At best, the person could ask CS staff for a trade back, since the auctioneer literally waited until it was not a joker to accept the trade. I doubt they could do anything though since it falls under: "You were happy at sending the trade at the time" etc
I think it might potentially be worth reporting because for risk pet auctions, people intentionally overpay because they want to have a chance at the risk. Waiting for the actual outcome to be known is a little tricky, so it might be worth asking to review (for the card pup example, everyone is paying a september list to have a chance at a joker, not for a vr '08 pet. It's worth a shot at least.
mlb122 wrote:I was looking for some advice. I was in an auction for a dec 18 risk pet, knowing of course to keep a close eye on its growths. At about 11:30pm my time the pet grew (and was now not the list pet we all hoped for). I cancelled my offers and left. I then noticed at 12:10 am my time the owner had accepted someone’s trade from the auction...
I know we all go into these knowing there is a risk but it seems really wrong to me that the auctioneer waited this whole time (5 days for me) not accepting anything but accepts right after they saw it grow into a non (specific list pet name here)... I get having risk by offering on a blanket pet, but is it fair for someone to finish the trade after the growth is proven wrong?
Hope that makes sense and hopefully I am not upsetting anyone by asking, I just wonder if someone just got scammed and if I should be report it? Or is this just the risk we all take when taking part in a risk based auction? I am not even sure that the new owner knows they got it after it grew... or do I just leave it be and let the new owner handle it...

lil rascal wrote:mlb122 wrote:I was looking for some advice. I was in an auction for a dec 18 risk pet, knowing of course to keep a close eye on its growths. At about 11:30pm my time the pet grew (and was now not the list pet we all hoped for). I cancelled my offers and left. I then noticed at 12:10 am my time the owner had accepted someone’s trade from the auction...
I know we all go into these knowing there is a risk but it seems really wrong to me that the auctioneer waited this whole time (5 days for me) not accepting anything but accepts right after they saw it grow into a non (specific list pet name here)... I get having risk by offering on a blanket pet, but is it fair for someone to finish the trade after the growth is proven wrong?
Hope that makes sense and hopefully I am not upsetting anyone by asking, I just wonder if someone just got scammed and if I should be report it? Or is this just the risk we all take when taking part in a risk based auction? I am not even sure that the new owner knows they got it after it grew... or do I just leave it be and let the new owner handle it...
I'm not sure where this stands with CS rules but I think it's awful someone would do that. Fair enough if the person had accepted the trade before the growth and it turned into the lower valued outcome but to wait until it grew to accept knowing the people only offered that much for the chance of the higher valued pet is wrong morally even if not actually against rules.
Amazingly my possible RBM is still in the running, really thought it would drop out today

































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