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Everything posted by Eden
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Hiya this is more for us as users can't determine what is relevant to the community. As for your post you're welcome to submit a beware on this person. If you are going to include a quality difference be sure to show proof of what you were offered via their advertisement vs what you got.
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The great thing about moving off of Livejournal and to our own website is that we can disable user edits and user deletions entirely. Chesta, since you may be reading this: I'm sorry to tell you but users don't have that ability. When you've completed the work, we will mark it as resolved. The only person who has had control in this situation is you, and so far you've driven your client to have to speak publicly to get any kind of recourse. That's not their fault, but yours.
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Unfortunately I don't think we're going to get a consensus on the front page. Users seem to be split on which way they like it. For the sake of it being the front page, we're going to leave it as "most recent".
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Positive Reviews for Kitsuko.
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Positive Reviews for Follower_of_Dionysus .
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This is so frustrating to read, OP. I hope you get your money back. =\
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Do not drop that dispute. If you close it, then you can't do it again. Disputes can last up to 20 days before they automatically close in the seller's favor. Give it a few days and if nothing arrives escalate to a claim. From there they'll have to give PayPal a tracking number or you win. If they want to claim it was lost then that's their problem. The onus is on sellers to buy insurance and to ensure the client gets their package. At no point are clients responsible for lost packages.
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As an artist I use both Kofi and Patreon. My Patreon sees more action as it's more of a tip jar than what the platform is meant for. As a client I honestly prefer to just include tips with my commissions.
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A general forum has been added. Please be on your best behavior. We welcome @Bornes to our team. He will be a Forum moderator only, so please do not PM him for beware questions. He doesn't have access to the AB queue.
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A general forum has been SPAWNED
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We had a very brave individual step up and volunteer to moderate a General forum. Once I get a spare moment to get into the back end and set his role up and the forum up there will be a General Chat forum.
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Commissioner Blaming Paypal for reason they can't pay?
Eden replied to Luna996's topic in Advice for Artists
So it's not entirely unheard of, and Paypal can get a little.... funny. Especially with clients who are big spenders and end up flagging Paypal's internal fraud systems. I had a very good repeat client who ordered a lot of art. His Paypal would regularly lock itself and fall under fraud investigation because he would send regular large payments to Russian artists. It was weird. Now, I give my client plenty of grace period. He's never let me down. For other clients there's a 48 hour window where payment has to be made after agreement or they fall under my slot abandonment clause. Repeated slot abandonment end up with the client being added to my blacklist. -
(It's the website's grand opening and I don't even have the FAQ page ready. Not. Even. The. FAQ) (Thanks https://twitter.com/Skippy_Lynn)
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Welcome to Artists Beware! I see old faces and new faces joining our community. So, now that the Livejournal has been officially closed, I think it's time to have an introduction. For those of you who are already familiar with staff you can skip this section and jump right down to site usability. Everything covered in this post will eventually be absorbed into various parts of the website when we have time. My name is Celestina. I'm one of two administrators for this site. The other is Xai. You can find who is staff from our staff page. For the time being please follow this order of contact while we get settled in: Administrators Technical issues with the website. We will determine if the problem can be fixed by us, or if it needs to be forwarded to our web admin. Conduct issues with our moderation staff, or if you are submitting a beware on them. Moderators are not immune to bewares on them, though we strive to have individuals who have good track records working for us. If by any chance you need to submit a beware on an Administrator (eep!!), contact the other one. We'll step out for discussion. If an administrator has sent you a rejection notice, you may respond if you need help. If you have a suggestion for a resource to go in the Resources section. Moderators General site usage questions. Submission related questions. "~* And that's the AB difference. *~" Those who are new may be asking what makes us different than any other site that handles bewares. Well, for one we are the oldest. We began operation in 2003 on Livejournal, and have been evolving ever since. Second, we utilize a tag system so everyone can make informed choices on who they should work with. We do not allow post deletions, as that would undermine the point of this resource. What we do have are resolved tags. Lastly, one of our points of pride is our submission standards that we hold everyone to if they wish to participate in the site. We ensure that: Posts are transaction based. No drama, no personal fights, just actual business transactions. All posts are moderated. Multiple people read over submissions to ensure they are clear, have proof, and are valid. There is no doxxing of anyone involved. Comments are also kept on task and appropriate. No flaming, no bad behavior. Only the individuals directly involved may submit. No group posts. No hearsay. What constitutes as a valid submission? A Beware: An active transaction where an individual has not received their end of a transaction or a refund. Either due to non delivery of a commission, trade, or fursuit. An item that was completed, but done improperly. The artist will not or has not fixed it despite them being the cause of the error. A client who has filed a fraudulent chargeback after receiving art. A finished transaction that is technically resolved, but one party's behavior was so poor that it warrants a beware. A Caution: A transaction that did not reach to the exchange stage due to poor behavior on one party's side. Caution posts must be recent. If an artist was rude to you two years ago, this will not be valid. We don't know if they're still behaving this way. Caution posts must have happened to you. Caution posts still must be transaction based. Your post may be rejected entirely at discretion of the staff. We will outline clearly why we are outright rejecting your post. There are no hard and fast rules, but we strive to be as fair as possible. For instance, we would not accept a beware where the primary crux was that the artist didn't want to be friends during a transaction. Archiving the Livejournal Site We are archiving the old Livejournal site by hand. It will be a slow going process, but it will get done. Please do not repost old bewares as it will slow us down. What Are Those Quality Contributor Statuses? You may notice a number of members commenting with a shiny gold star and a status called the "Quality Contributor". These are to indicate members who have proven themselves to be knowledgeable, and who have a long history of giving good advice. These are handed by by staff discretion, and for a little while you may see primarily people from Livejournal sporting this title. As time goes on and new faces hopefully get settled in, we may issue more. Site Usability Thank you for hanging in here with me. Now let's get to the good stuff. To submit a beware: Desktop: Hit the +Create button at the top of the page, select your database/ subcategory. Hit go! Mobile: Navigate to the subcategory you wish to submit to. (Either Artist Bewares, Client Bewares, Artist Cautions, Client Cautions) Then scroll down to the bottom of the page to find "Add New Record" Following Content That's Important to You You might notice these little buttons scattered around the site. They're on each forum, and each subcategory of the beware database. These allow you to indicate what you wish to be emailed about. You can mix and match your notifications to only email you about what you want to see. That Should Get You Started Thank you for reading this far. We hope to continue to be a valuable resource, and to evolve and grow over time. If you have any comments or questions feel free to comment here. I'll be around. Thank you https://twitter.com/dewdlepies
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Hiya! We have considered it, but given that one moderator has just stepped down we are holding off. Xai and I would need to have individuals that we can trust that wouldn't pull resources from our mods that do queue work.
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I ordered an icon commission from https://twitter.com/Skippy_Lynn. Skippy is extremely easy to work with, pleasant, and finished my commission lightning fast. (Delivery was same day! Wow!) My commission is attached. I requested an icon of my fursona doing the "polite cat" meme face.
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If they're out of the 180 day time frame, then their only recourse is legal action. With that said, winning a judgement against someone doesn't mean they'll actually pay. ?
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Still Submit a Beware Even If The Artist is Now Working On It?
Eden replied to 1337Scaly's topic in Site Questions
Hiya! Without seeing your post we can't make that determination, but you are welcome to submit anything you feel is relevant. If the artist does finish your commission, we will mark it as resolved. If you've been dragged along for a long time, it's still worthwhile to warn others. ? -
I'm sorry you got burned by him. He's, unfortunately, a repeat offender that goes back years. He burned me for a $30 story commission years ago, and I had to drag repayment out of him in the form of Flight Rising currency because I wasn't going to get cash back. His MO is to ignore you until you forget.
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hyndrim (hyndrim) wrote in artists_beware, @ 2019-01-22 09:10 Subject: Beware: Werewolf-kun Where: http://www.furaffinity.net/user/werewolf-kun/ https://twitter.com/werewolfkun https://werewolf-kun.tumblr.com/ When: August 10 2018 Proof: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/55ckejsexz3sspt/AADNpTopkcnP3rc-ijEk8b1Ma?dl=0 Explain: While at Furrydelphia I was looking to grab a new badge while waiting in line for the dealer's den to open up one person in front of me recommended Werewolf-kun to do the badge, after looking at what everyone else had to offer I grabbed a full body badge from them. The next day, me and the person I'm rooming with went into the dealer's den again just to look around and the artist noticed me and said the badge would get done by Sunday which I honestly was exacting based on the last I gotten. Skipping to the last day and about 30mins until the den was closed, I saw them nearly packed up and asked what's going on with the badge. Artist said their laminator broke, would have to finish it at home and would put in a few stickers and/or buttons as compensation for the extra wait. In hindsight I should have just asked for it as is and could have it laminated myself. Little over a week later (August 19th.) the artist got in touch with me on telegram stating they been working like crazy since they got back from the con, didn't think to much of it since my job was doing the same thing. Told me they would have it shipped out starting that Wednesday. Was able to get a hold of the artist on December 18th however things that where said didn't line up with things mentioned at the con or what little was said on telegram along with the last I checked the school holiday break only lasted till the new year. At this point giving them five weeks to get the badge done when they said they could have it done by Sunday at the con, failing to ship it out the first time and should have said the badge got damaged when/if it happened. If I didn't pay in cash I would have called my credit card company and forced a refund awhile ago.
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