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So if the core idea is isolate yourself on an economy driven group that sends active information of real market trades for BP, how do you know it doesn't manipulate you?
I think it's simple: how else would it generate profit if all it tells you is item trade pricing? What if it owns a lot of stock from one item, then tells you to buy it because it's "valuable for the future." That would be market inflation so it gets more currency than the independent buyers, because the artificially inflated price would give buyers inventory value and a considered amount of value to it that others would buy for. While everyone else gets a small amount, nearly everyone's wealth combined makes the group's value.
That could explain why the official account holder has everything private, not to show it holds those items it manipulates. Another thing that interests me is that it sends friend requests to accumulated wealth users. Is it trying to make deals with them? The problem isn't the deals, it's the possible collaboration of schemes. These collected users possibly don't realize they're making more manipulative actions come true by them contacting agreeing during a friend request.
Also, to support the friend theory, BP only allows one email to hold an account's ownership. The person owning Trade-Planet and the possible manipulative schemes is treating that account as a main account with value, only framing it as a holder account because of the no clothes on it.
Theories theories, don't get defensive for a mistype or grammar mistake in this, or if it makes no sense as people could operate gaining currency from it legitimately.
The value change council has conducted an internal investigation and has found no evidence of corruption.
Sincerely,
Revolt Member of Value Change Council trade-planet.net
where do you see "then tells you to buy it because it's "valuable for the future." because i don't see it
where do you see "then tells you to buy it because it's "valuable for the future." because i don't see it
That basically means they don't literally tell you that. To elaborate, they encourage you to buy a specific item they have multiple stocks of (in theory) whereas to get you value (which you will) but they still earn more value from the collective large amount of people.
Where is this coming from? Completely wrong in every para.
So if the core idea is isolate yourself on an economy driven group that sends active information of real market trades for BP, how do you know it doesn't manipulate you?
I think it's simple: how else would it generate profit if all it tells you is item trade pricing? What if it owns a lot of stock from one item, then tells you to buy it because it's "valuable for the future." That would be market inflation so it gets more currency than the independent buyers, because the artificially inflated price would give buyers inventory value and a considered amount of value to it that others would buy for. While everyone else gets a small amount, nearly everyone's wealth combined makes the group's value.
That could explain why the official account holder has everything private, not to show it holds those items it manipulates. Another thing that interests me is that it sends friend requests to accumulated wealth users. Is it trying to make deals with them? The problem isn't the deals, it's the possible collaboration of schemes. These collected users possibly don't realize they're making more manipulative actions come true by them contacting agreeing during a friend request.
Also, to support the friend theory, BP only allows one email to hold an account's ownership. The person owning Trade-Planet and the possible manipulative schemes is treating that account as a main account with value, only framing it as a holder account because of the no clothes on it.
Theories theories, don't get defensive for a mistype or grammar mistake in this, or if it makes no sense as people could operate gaining currency from it legitimately.
Oh.