Infinite money glitch: Step 1: Sell my ape Step 2: Tell OpenSea that I got it stolen so they can mark it as suspicious and lock it on their site Step 3: Buy my ape back for cheaper on another marketplace Step 4: Contact OpenSea so they can unlock my ape Step 5: Repeat
Infinite money glitch: Step 1: Sell my ape Step 2: Tell OpenSea that I got it stolen so they can mark it as suspicious and lock it on their site Step 3: Buy my ape back for cheaper on another marketplace Step 4: Contact OpenSea so they can unlock my ape Step 5: Repeat
@franklinisbored Thats far-fetched af and you know no-one would do that. Sounds like you just want free lunch. Just accept the risk if you want to play this game. Welcome to the world of low-balling lmao
@franklinisbored You after making .23e per flip doing this 🤣
@franklinisbored That will never work. When you sell your NFT there’s a CLEARLY visible payment to the buyer recorded on chain for that sale. If OS marks that for stolen without checking the transaction (was it transferred away or sold) that would be ridiculous.
@franklinisbored Well, there are people that do that. It happend to me for a @OthersideMeta land. Such a sad story overall... Offered the person to buy back at price I bought for. Then he comes with 1.5 eth under my price bought for, and weired threating. Sometimes I lose believe in this space.
@franklinisbored @punk9059 Hadn’t thought about it that way, but this continues to show the absurdity of OpenSea’s policies and how they continue to create more victims.
@franklinisbored so this is how franklin really got his 53 apes
@franklinisbored Always check the activity history of the NFT you are buying. If you see too many shady movements, chances are it is shady. Don’t buy it because it’s cheaper. I reported my items stolen before and I was the only one that can unlock that suspicious activity sign through OpenSea.