honesty

Jaybomb · August 2014

Have you ever been sent an item and either cod was way lower than it should be or you were just to mail the cash to player when you received it.happened tp me twice bling if your out their you back me up he cod'd me temp alloy ×2 at half the price agreed.he wrote lucky you i jade a mistake.i went to my bank took out 1 draugh wax that i realy needed but knew he did also and sent it to him.what goes around comes around.i have trusted others and never been let down yet so keep being honest makes your day so much brighter doont you think?

Vraneon · August 2014

That's nice. I would do that too. It's a much better feeling doing something good than doing something egoistic.

Tavore1138 · August 2014

I accidentally sent someone both the promised items & their price because I had not properly clicked on the COD button, they could have taken both and run but were very honest and paid me in full.

Nice to be pleasantly surprised by people.

xMovingTarget · August 2014

I sent an Item to a buyer and forgot to check C.O.D. so i mailed him the item + 10k gold

He was nice and sent me my 10k +his 10k back. *Happy Panda*

Sallakat · August 2014

I negotiated a deal of provisioning mats of 10 pieces for a certain amount of COD. The dude send triple the amount of the mats with same COD, so I returned the rest. He seemed pleased even though it wasn't anything expensive to begin with. Just common courtesy.

moxiesauce · August 2014

I bought 20k worth of soul gems, he sent them for free by mistake. I mailed him back 22k assuming the fee was ~2k

Azzuria · August 2014

That doesn't seem out of the ordinary, at least to me.

The idea of exploiting someone's mistake may turn on some socially underdeveloped twit who's mother didn't love them enough to beat manners into them... but my Mama raised a Southern Lady and that sort of thing just isn't proper.

BBSooner · August 2014

I've made mistakes selling stuff on accident with the CoD. I don't even realize it mostly unless the person is honest and sends me the money, but a lot of times I send the money right back. I like rewarding honesty.

kieso · August 2014

cheating someone out of digital gold/items says a lot about a person.

gunplummer · August 2014

I think its great to see more honest players. I have spent a lot of time in low level zones lately and the new players seem to have a better sense of community. I've seen less grumblings in zone chat about players getting ripped off. This is a nice change from the 1st few weeks after release.

My main is maxed out on all but enchanting and most of my research traits are complete. Whenever I buy traits I always make sure to give a little extra for the hassle of swapping alts or for a large order. Usually if i'm on my crafting character and someone asks for a trait in chat i'll send them one at no charge.

cracker81 · August 2014

If only more ppl were like that in the real world. I believe it would be a better place. I would like to take the time and thank you for being honest. The small things make difference. Thank you all ^^

aipex8_ESO · August 2014

I've messed up trades on several occasions and had people be honest, and I've done the same back. ESO people seem to be good people.

smeeprocketnub19_ESO · August 2014

Say that to any of the guilds I've had that have had their bank cleaned out by members who then quit. /partycrashed

Auric_ESO · August 2014

Azzuria wrote: »

That doesn't seem out of the ordinary, at least to me.

The idea of exploiting someone's mistake may turn on some socially underdeveloped twit who's mother didn't love them enough to beat manners into them... but my Mama raised a Southern Lady and that sort of thing just isn't proper.

My mom made SURE i knew what treating a lady was supposed to be like. The belt and a few stern words can do wonders for raising a polite young man that grows into a well mannered polite old man with a happy life/wife. I often thank my mom for that.

aipex8_ESO · August 2014

Auric_ESO wrote: »

Someone on the starter island of Kenarthi asked where in the heck can I get a restoration staff. I sent him one in the mail and /zone was kinda....shocked. I guess its coming from rp/pvp doac were community mattered alot more than some silly lil resto staff.

I've done that several times when someone in /zone asks to buy an item with a certain trait. If I can make it, I'll just send it to them for free. With base mats coming out my ears, why not?

Azzuria · August 2014

aipex8_ESO wrote: »

Auric_ESO wrote: »

Someone on the starter island of Kenarthi asked where in the heck can I get a restoration staff. I sent him one in the mail and /zone was kinda....shocked. I guess its coming from rp/pvp doac were community mattered alot more than some silly lil resto staff.

I've done that several times when someone in /zone asks to buy an item with a certain trait. If I can make it, I'll just send it to them for free. With base mats coming out my ears, why not?

Same. I've even been known to stop what I'm doing, alt-hop to the crafter toon and send the item by mail.

Sometimes being nice is its own reward.

smeeprocketnub19_ESO · August 2014

I will give guildmates (even from trade guilds) free items to research but everyone else is paying me 500g for my time.

Insignia91 · August 2014

I was buying some legendary armor for 4k a piece and gave the person 8k for each piece on accident (This was the first month of release) and realized a little while later sent a mail telling them I gave them more money on accident hoping to get some back. The *** never replied or anything I just hope karma got to him/her.

schnapsidee · August 2014

What a beautiful thread.

I really like helping people out and when people are nice back, that's its own reward. Yesterday I crafted someone some basic armour for the fee of a thank you.

A couple of days ago, someone in zone asked to buy a motif...Dunmer, I think. Since I had a couple waiting for alts in my bank, I decided to sell him one. I've never bought nor sold one before, so I had no idea about pricing and arbitrarily asked for an amount that I thought might be a bit on the low side, but I don't much care about in-game money. He told me it usually goes for more and gave me that amount in trade. Was a lovely experience.

Liquid_Time · August 2014

Can you please type that again? I really want to read what you have to say, but it is so dang hard to understand what the heck you are saying/asking...

Jaybomb · August 2014

Would you under pay a player who put the wrong cod when selling an item i.e 2×rosin for 7k and you get it for 3.5 the player made mistake and sold himself short of 3.5k so i gave him 1×draugh wax which he needed to make up for the mistake he made.he was happy and we are now freinds.what would you do? Do you understand now?

Jaybomb · August 2014

Liquid_Time wrote: »

Can you please type that again? I really want to read what you have to say, but it is so dang hard to understand what the heck you are saying/asking...

Jaybomb · August 2014

Would you cheat some one out of gold because they typed the wrond cod on an item they sent you?

Jaybomb · August 2014

SuraklinPrime wrote: »

I accidentally sent someone both the promised items & their price because I had not properly clicked on the COD button, they could have taken both and run but were very honest and paid me in full.

Nice to be pleasantly surprised by people.

Glad too see there are more players with a conscience

Logan9a · August 2014

Jaybomb wrote: »

Have you ever been sent an item and either cod was way lower than it should be or you were just to mail the cash to player when you received it.happened tp me twice bling if your out their you back me up he cod'd me temp alloy ×2 at half the price agreed.he wrote lucky you i jade a mistake.i went to my bank took out 1 draugh wax that i realy needed but knew he did also and sent it to him.what goes around comes around.i have trusted others and never been let down yet so keep being honest makes your day so much brighter doont you think?

So do paragraphs.

Jaybomb · August 2014

gunplummer wrote: »

I think its great to see more honest players. I have spent a lot of time in low level zones lately and the new players seem to have a better sense of community. I've seen less grumblings in zone chat about players getting ripped off. This is a nice change from the 1st few weeks after release.

My main is maxed out on all but enchanting and most of my research traits are complete. Whenever I buy traits I always make sure to give a little extra for the hassle of swapping alts or for a large order. Usually if i'm on my crafting character and someone asks for a trait in chat i'll send them one at no charge.

Could not have sais it better myself igift traits daily to the guild bank but if some one misses out i make more

Auric_ESO · August 2014

Someone on the starter island of Kenarthi asked where in the heck can I get a restoration staff. I sent him one in the mail and /zone was kinda....shocked. I guess its coming from rp/pvp doac were community mattered alot more than some silly lil resto staff.

Jaybomb · August 2014

smeeprocketnub19_ESO wrote: »

Say that to any of the guilds I've had that have had their bank cleaned out by members who then quit. /partycrashed

I know i nearly lost my guild by being too naive some one promoted themselves top dog lol eso fixed it for me though.lol

Jaybomb · August 2014

Insignia91 wrote: »

I was buying some legendary armor for 4k a piece and gave the person 8k for each piece on accident (This was the first month of release) and realized a little while later sent a mail telling them I gave them more money on accident hoping to get some back. The *** never replied or anything I just hope karma got to him/her.

Sorry you had a bad with that most players seem honest but youll always get the halfwits who think the world owes them.

Jaybomb · August 2014

smeeprocketnub19_ESO wrote: »

I will give guildmates (even from trade guilds) free items to research but everyone else is paying me 500g for my time.

My way too you got too make something from it eh!

Jaybomb · August 2014

Liquid time should stay of the liquid and spend some real time not being an extroverte arrogant git

Jaybomb · August 2014

Azzuria wrote: »

That doesn't seem out of the ordinary, at least to me.

The idea of exploiting someone's mistake may turn on some socially underdeveloped twit who's mother didn't love them enough to beat manners into them... but my Mama raised a Southern Lady and that sort of thing just isn't proper.

Yes you sayed it best i'm a little old for a spanking but my mum would give me one too if i was stealing which it really is.thanks and its great to hear from so many honest and awesome players,jaybomb

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