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Posted 05/28/2022 12:39 pm
I'll have to agree to disagree.
Misleading and lying to your customers is a good way to ensure that they won't be your customers for very long.
Yes, customers need to do their research and be educated consumers, but that doesn't mean fraud is an acceptable business practice.
Of course, if you fairly represent a coin for sale and people pay way too much money for it, that's on them.
Anyway, enough said on this subject from me, don't want to derail this thread.
Misleading and lying to your customers is a good way to ensure that they won't be your customers for very long.
Yes, customers need to do their research and be educated consumers, but that doesn't mean fraud is an acceptable business practice.
Of course, if you fairly represent a coin for sale and people pay way too much money for it, that's on them.
Anyway, enough said on this subject from me, don't want to derail this thread.
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