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  1. Changed Resolved to Yes

    To outside parties reviewing this submission: We strongly urge you to read our Submission Guidelines thoroughly in order to become familiar with how our platform operates.


    Our platform is an archive of transactions between clients and artists and does not delete any records unless it is under extenuating circumstances.

    While we are a heavily moderated platform: This will be the first and only warning to outside observers to keep things civil in regards to this submission.

  2. 8 hours ago, Rendrassa said:

    While Wise doesn't seem to take the same proactive steps PayPal does with fraud protection, it does list some things you can do about this: https://wise.com/help/articles/2978048/i-may-be-the-victim-of-fraud-or-a-scam

    There is a possibility of recourse, the wording on that article may refer to different types of scams and not a merchant transaction that may be disputed according to this article from the platform.

    There does not seem to be any generalized windows for dispute like paypal has, only that the platform can charge back a transaction from over 30 days.

  3. A comment was not approved under item 1 of our guidelines.

    No proxy/ third party posts.

    If you would like to update on the situation as it currently is, you may focus on the public comments made by the artist, not anyone else. If other individuals have been affected by this artist's practices, we encourage them to come forward on their own terms to discuss their experience with Mieru.

    Censoring the names of 3rd parties not involved in your transaction is not an acceptable means to get around this.

  4. 1 hour ago, Kobaj said:

    Oh! I assumed Paypal cutoff was like 30 days. I'll see if they can get me a refund, thanks :D!

    For your reference, the Paypal window is 180 days.

    Your Paypal receipt provides you a deadline of October 1st to report issues with the transaction.

  5. 6 hours ago, RTKobold said:

    Not just that. (Which in itself is a massive red flag cause anyone would  be very familiar with the manga/anime.) but a few of their examples look traced and very uncanny especially the background one it's very inconsistent.

    This will be the last comment we approve that references the artwork presented by the subject of this beware.
    Repeated references to the exact same issue are getting close to dogpiling, which falls under item 3 of our commenting rules.

    If you see many comments sharing the same sentiment as you, please use the like feature instead.

  6. A comment was not posted under items 1 & 2 of our Rules of Participation.

    1.  Comments are to remain professional, constructive, and on topic.  We are not a drama site.

    • No name calling.
    • No unnecessary hostility.

    2.  No excessive personal information or bewares in the comments. |

    If you have a similar situation that you would like to share, we encourage you to come forward and submit your own post.
    Having multiple submissions on the same subject helps boost our tags and metrics for visibility.

    With that said, we do not accept anonymous submissions on this site. We require full transparency in order to manually review all transactions, be it from clients or artists.

  7. 2 hours ago, Felix said:

    When is your Paypal safety window up? If I were you, I would file a chargeback as it is probably getting close to when that window is closing. It seems like they're deliberately not responding and ignoring you while taking on a ton more new pieces.

    OP paid via Boosty, which indicates a very strong possibility that they will not be able to recover the funds.

    It is one of the few methods available to Russian artists at this time, and the platform processes all payments as donations. Various individuals have noted here that they lose their claims due to the terms of service of the site if they've run into issues with the respective artists.

  8. This matter was resolved while in queue, and the refund to the OP has been amended to this submission.

    For anyone who has had similar issues with the artist, they have come forward with a statement acknowledging their outstanding queue and has offered refunds.
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    We encourage those who may be waiting on work from Kittie to reach out to them directly.

  9. A comment was not approved under rule 1 of our commenting guidelines. As well as Item 4 of the submission guidelines.

    If you would like to amend additional information to your situation, you must keep your commentary strictly to the commission and not veer off into speculative commentary.

    Unless you have definitive proof that this artist was targeting you, we will not accept speculative conjecture as proof of malicious intent.

    A large issue with these subsequent concerns is a lack of proof from you, OP.

    You have not provided clear proofs of what you are expecting to receive versus the progress you are seeing on the work itself.
    Matters of quality issues necessitate extensive visual proofs in order to make any sort of judgement on the product itself.

    I would also like to ask for clarification, as your continued coverage of these circumstances contradicts your statements in the original post:

    Are you accepting these circumstances at a loss or are you adamant on getting a refund?

  10. Changed Resolved to Yes

    Just as a heads up, as the artist clearly uses Nitro, changing their discord tag may continue to be a possibility.
    What I advise you keep track of is the account ID by turning on "Developer Mode" under your Advanced Settings, and you can keep track of the actual account ID for this user versus the various tag and number changes.

    Every Discord account has a unique ID that is bound to it and cannot be modified unlike the tag system.

    After activating developer mode, when you right click a name or a message, it will give you the option to 'copy ID' and it will put a long string of numbers in your clipboard. This will be the un-modifiable ID that links to this user (or a message in your history)

    This can be kept for your records in the event that this individual genuinely jumps to a new account.

  11. Two comments were not posted under 2 & 9 of our commenting rules, as well as our general submission guidelines with regards to posting information on site.
    2.  No excessive personal information or bewares in the comments. 

    9.  Moderators will not approve an alternate alias unless it's 100% confirmed.

    • No: "similar styles". 
    • No: "types the same".
    • Yes: Same email address.  
    • Yes: Same art.  
    • Yes: Same characters.
    • Yes: Same full name.

      Additionally, we do not accept off-site links as evidence for any claims, images must be hosted on our site for archival purposes.
      If you would like to make a concise update about this users whereabouts, we strongly advise our guidelines are reviewed.

      Given the nature of the hidden comments, we advise you contact (1) moderator with the content of your comments to make revisions to their aliases.
  12. 17 minutes ago, xNirox said:

    I have found another active Furaffinity account owned by this client. May I add it?

    You may provide it and staff can amend the tags and other information accordingly.

    Please take note of item 9 of our commenting rules for aliases.

    9.  Moderators will not approve an alternate alias unless it's 100% confirmed.

    • No: "similar styles". 
    • No: "types the same".
    • Yes: Same email address.  
    • Yes: Same art.  
    • Yes: Same characters.
    • Yes: Same full name.
  13. Just taking a look at this, from the date you paid for both pieces to now, only 138 days have passed.
    Paypal's window for claims is 180 days.

    You are well within your window to submit a claim for a partial refund for the outstanding piece that you've not gotten a response for.
    It should allow you to enter the amount that you'd like to dispute if you go through with the claims process.

  14. A comment was not approved under items 1 & 2 of our participation rules.

    1.  Comments are to remain professional, constructive, and on topic.  We are not a drama site.
    2.  No excessive personal information or bewares in the comments.

    Please abstain from speculative posting regarding this artist's personal decisions and details.

  15. A comment was not approved for falling under item 2 of our Rules of Participation:
    2. No excessive personal information or bewares in the comments.

    If you have had a similar experience with a Bewaree, please consider submitting your own post to add to our tags and metrics. It greatly boosts visibility for others.

    However, it must be said, that if you are actively seeking legal action against this bewaree, that we will not accept a submission until the matter is considered resolved by your respective court system.

    As a third-party entity, Artists Beware will not be involved in posting any active litigation.

  16. 1 hour ago, DragonMaid said:

    I was able to hash things out with the artist in my beware, we are now on good terms. We met at BLFC 2022 and had a really nice conversation about everything and were able to become friends again to work past the issue. They have been drawing other art for me and delivered a few of the emotes, but we no longer have any issues with each other.

    We'd just like to clarify, as it's implied there might still be some outstanding work, are you forgiving their debt entirely?

    We can mark this as resolved for you if this is the case.

  17. For future art trades, I would strongly recommend setting hard deadlines and not providing the full image without some form of heavy watermarking to the other party. Some people may not even finish their end until they see some progress, that way if things stall out? You didn't spend too much effort on your part.

    And this is just something I observed in the overall post and how you communicated with the artist throughout this endeavor.
    It isn't right that the artist left you on read, but much of your correspondence regarding a follow-up to the trade does not state intent.

    Being spammed with nonsense doesn't make someone want to respond, especially if you are unfamiliar with them. While you're both doing the work for fun and in your spare time, it is another form of a transaction and communication should be a bit more formal so there's no mixed messages in the event that things go belly-up for whatever reason.

    I'd like to be clear that these are just suggestions as someone who's seen this happen quite a bit over the years.

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