i don't care my post got warning or not
but i agree about LordLundin said he shouldn't deserve a warning
jayde i thought you are not touch stw much so you may think this trade is fare
so let's me explain some thing you can confirm with criticview
he is the one of administration team in stw and active often at agnet forum
correct me if other are active since i don't know their names in the forum unless they using same name as stw
you can get paid items by purchasing stw credit from samtupy site
stw credit let you purchase game item when you logon and type command to spend credit for item in return
there are two categories item in stw fre and paid items
free item is understandable most items are obtain for free you no need to purchase stw credit with real money and spend for in game item
paid item can be count as two sub categories item
paid from free that mean you can get these items as usual but if you need to much and don't want to spend all day for collecting paid for them
paid only that mean you can't get in the normal way unless you told your god for money i'm hungry for item then you get it there
as the topic jimmy want to sell his inventory but how can you know if buyer get is the same as he told in the private
we don't know since information is not public unless some sort of audio record i know it can edit but i think he don't want to change or cut every value for cheating
since it takes alot of time and effort for doing so
my point still stand if no audio record for proofing that his entire inventory is worth for hundred dollars no one buy or fully trust this curious stuff
since some paid item can obtain for free how do we know this stuff is worth it unless they put their transaction for evidence maybe sam or admin team can check those stuff for real prove
that said if some paid item can searching for free selling hundred dollars with a bunch of paid items is not worth it however you have a bunch free stuff as well
some free stuff still useless for example corpse muds sands dirts etc if it include these stuff also it decrease price alot

Quick question. What's STW?

@49 / 51.
Yeh, hang on. Let me take 1 hour or so and do something like this, assuming that the forum window is open:
alt tab until stw.
down arrow
Copy text to NVDA clipboard.
alt tab to the forum
paste text
repeat
He already offered to provide item amounts upon request, what else do y'all want?
As for the Ebay example, it's a moot point. I can go on right now and find offers that are even less detailed if I really wanted to, I fail to see your point here.
Also, might I point out that, should Jimmy had actually provided his entire inventory, it would be equivalent to you posting the exact description for that laptop? I.e, has a slight dent on the top right corner, the left mouse button on the touchpad seems to work better than the right, the keys are made of plastic... you get the point. That is what is known as too much information.

@52, could you please, please, please put some punctuation into your future posts? Please?
To be clear, here's my stance on this:
Do I think that Jimmy should have provided more information? I do, only in regards to paid items. Anything else, again, you can just ask and receive an answer, it's that simple, guys.
Do I think that the inventory is overpriced? No doubt about it, I do. However, showing of paid items may change my mind. For all we know, Jimmy has amassed 7500 death free cards and 14583 teleporters, in which case he's losing a lot on this deal.

@56, not even. If you were selling something like a laptop, you would generally be expected to at the very least list the specs, size, if there are any damage issues, etc. It's not that hard, the fact that this guy hasn't even given a basic description of what we can expect for such a price without contacting him just screams of lazyness, to me at least.

He does not have to list each single item, but giving a summary or as has been said tons of times recording an audio clip is not so hard to do. Both take a few minutes. It really seems silly to me, but your choice if you want to attract more potential buyers or not.

61's got it right. A recording is no more valuable than a text description when it comes to purchasing something. Same for videos or anything else. The "record it" argument is flawed because you canot guarantee that it wasn't tampered with either before, during, or after transit.
Here's the thing: Jimmy69 has set the terms of the deal. You either agree to it and do as he asks, or ignore the item(s). He has stated that upon request he will provide information to interested customers. You cannot come up to him and demand information that he is unwilling to provide. Stop splitting hairs and throwing around negativity.

@63, um, yes, the analogy does work. Considering that this is not an automated platform capable of giving you the information that you seek, he would have to do it manually or record it. Since neither text or recording can be authentically verified, how precisely is a description of what your getting valuable when you cannot verify that you will get what your getting? If you do't like his terms, that's fine. But you and everyone else on here is demanding things, whether you say you are or aren't. If you weren't demanding to know, you would be fine with him being unwilling to provide that information to uninterested customers. The fact that you continuously persist on this point is the precise definition of a demand. And its not just you either... its practically everyone else. Should he have provided a summary? Sure, if a summary was possible. But perhaps a summary isn't possible. But continuing to ask for something that the author either clearly won't or can't provide will get you nowhere. (And, no, compairing this to -- say -- Laptop specifications is not an apt comparison. Compairing it to TMI, however, is a very good comparison. Deal with the fact that the seller will give you the information you want if you are *actually*interested. Its his terms, you like or dislike them. But its quite rare for a seller to alter their terms because people get too demanding on a particular peace of information.)

I'mc onfused.
I've seen listings around the web that say more information upon request. how is this any different?

so then if yall are interested then contact him, otherwise go about your day. Hey cool. I solved your problem.

Fair point.

But how is everyone supposed to care when there is absolutely no evidence at all.

Ugh. FrankZ, seriously, dude. There is evidence, of a sort. Jimmy is trying to offload his stuff for a hundred bucks. There's your first gate.
If a person is curious, all they'd have to do is ask Jimmy. If they get a stone wall for their efforts, then we know it was bogus. If Jimmy refuses to honour what he said, or comes back with a list of items that aren't worth anywhere near his asking price...then again, we'll have an answer. But if he provides a reasonable inventory and the conversation continues, then it's perfectly workable for all involved.
If you have only what you've got right now, you lose nothing more than, like, fifty seconds of your time reaching out to Jimmy if you want more info. Has anyone in this thread actually done this, BTW, or are you just arguing semantics to hear yourselves yowl?