Main: |steamID: irish |steamID32: STEAM_0:0:32407233 |steamID64: http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198025080194 |customURL: http://steamcommunity.com/id/irish_00 |steamrepURL: http://steamrep.com/profiles/76561198025080194 Alt.: |steamID: Shane MacGown |steamID32: STEAM_0:0:54771140 |steamID64: http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198069808008 |customURL: |steamrepURL: http://steamrep.com/profiles/76561198069808008 My steam "friend" who borrowed me 177 dota keys for collateral of equal value unusuals hijacked my trade of approximate worth of ~200 dota keys (after he reassured me that he will not) - that was not a public trade but simple steam guy which made that trade pretty "unfindable". I have reported that "friend" as a scammer after he refused to give back my collateral and continued to demand borrowed keys back. During the investigation I was told that such things as trade hijacking are not judged here at SR. Also - I was told that "friend" is not obliged to give back my collateral accordingly. That is logical and I completely agree with this. However after that I got a caution tag myself because I have another loan of 117 keys from another person (real friend this time) who has never reported me or asked any of SR admins for help - this loan was just mentioned in my report. I am asking to lift that tag. I am completely open to interviews and ready to provide any additional info if required.
Facts: I.Jojo offered FIRST on the so called "hijacked" trade. Not that that matters in any way, SR doesn't care. Seller will sell to the one he wants to, or has the most interesting offer, or more trusted by seller, or w/e. The problems arising for such disputes is that its way too much: he said/she said and nobody gets the wiser. The Collateral I.Jojo got to keep, was backing a loan of 177 keys that you didn't pay back in a timely matter. You and I.Jojo got into a disagreement and you got SR involved. You where given time to arrange payback of those keys to regain the collateral items, you chose to not use that or argue your claim hence the ownership of the collateral went to I.Jojo to compensate for his loss of 177 keys. Your wording above says that it was due the "trade hijack" but that's a separate issue that is NOT related to the loan. Requirements for this appeal: OR: Provide proof of full payment back to Last Call. OR: Provide a agreement between you and Last Call on payback. Included must be: Term of within which time it must be paid fully back. What kind of payments are acceptable (type of steam items, PayPal, other money systems, etc) The total current amount of keys if this was changed. Both parties signing off on that here on SR, by him posting the terms in this topic, and you agreeing to it here. If either is done, I'll lift the Caution tag. I don't want to have another circus around you with the same problem, so that loan must be documented and signed off by both, if a dispute arises from it later on, its easy to look up the details and see if one was wronged.
Next monday the Appeal will be closed due time-out. A week should be sufficient to ask Last Call to reply here his terms and you agreeing to the terms. This won't close off your appeal ability, but the terms would be the same, and the period to provide such agreement a lot shorter (2-3 days or so).