Recent content by bractos45

Try taking away the - next to the patchme and try that. EDIT: after you create a shortcut, just go to the back of that target path; press space once, type in patchme then hit apply.

Should look like this: "C:\Users\Public\Daybreak Game Company\Installed Games\EverQuest\eqgame.exe" patchme So a " after eqgame.exe then one space between the " and patchme Your directory might look a bit different obviously.

Create a shortcut (send to desktop) to the eqgame.exe Then rightclick the desktop shortcut, then click Properties, and at the very end of the Directory Path; put one space, then add patchme Press apply and it'll let you open a copy of EQ without running it through Launchpad first...

Haha I thought it was left within the past week or so, was seriously scratching my head when I read through everything.

Yeah to me that feels pretty petty / shady. From my view, there's really nothing else you could've done to make this right. Good business practices all the way man. Voted to remove.

I'm confused as to why the buyer wouldn't just accept his refund and move on. I understand leaving negative feedback because a deal went sour, but it almost seems like he's refusing a refund to make this a bigger deal then it needs to be? I'm on the side of voting for removal for now, but I'll...

Definitely!! Also, if anything needs to be added or updated, feel free to message me if I don't catch it!

This is so hot. <3

Part of me wants to reach out to that news station and send them links to everywhere they're flagged as scammers online.

It is a public forum; which is why now I'm chiming in. If Reach was continuing to accept payments with the intention of not delivering (after these two incidents) or even still actively bumping his threads, than absolutely you have ground to stand on. 99.9999% sure that isn't happening though...

I thought about this as well, however, it is absolutely within the Buyer's right to purchase from whichever country they'd like to for whichever reasons they want. Hidden fees, banks asking questions for international charges / blocking transactions, absolutely yes, it should be open knowledge...

Added a quick warning to the top in light of the recent scams.

You're much kinder than I am good sir. I hope he rots.

Anytime I've sent internationally; I type in the amount agreed to in USD. PayPal automatically converts it into whatever currency. My bank statement shows the amount agreed to in USD. Meaning the $89 SGD you received will automatically be converted back into the $66 USD you sent. Least you...