Regarding Off-Site Trading

There has been a bit of confusion involving off-site trading. Specifically trading items from another website for PFQ items and vise versa. This thread is created to hopefully alleviate some of that confusion. Please note for your own protection should should be making at the very least PM contact with your trade partner on PFQ so records of the agreement are available for us. In this thread, you find a list of sites that do not allow off-site trading with PFQ or any site in general. Here you will find the name of the website, a link to its ToS and a screenshot of the respective portion stating that off-site trading/trading with PFQ isn't allowed. Obviously this list isn't complete - if you have a site that you know doesn't allow off-site trading or such, feel free to comment and I will add it to the post ^^ If you also have an questions regarding the situation, you can ask them here as well.

I feel very awkward being the first poster here but! Dappervolk! "Only games that are currently in full release condition qualify for “cross-site trading”; games that are currently in an alpha, beta, or early access state may not be traded with." Here! Is the section that mentions that and here is a link to their TOS Just attempting to not get people in trouble!

Thank you, Chara! I'll go ahead and add that to the post now! ^^

Are we allowed to trade from Slyestia because I want to quit it I have some really good mons on there

Any transactions involving assets from Slyestia must be done on their website ^^

Okay thank you

we have frequent off site trading of currency.. like paypal whatif someone takes item from us and do not pay later... or take money without giving anything?

If this situation has happened, then the user will be locked to explain themselves in our Support Center. However, you must be sure to file an official report with us. You should never gift someone an item/pokemon/currency when doing Paypal trades - always send it like a normal trade and have them respond to it once they've completed the transaction AND double check that they've sent you the payment before confirming. Paypal requires that all things sold by their users must be sent as a "Goods and Services" payment specifically for that reason. If you discover that you have been scammed by a user, you may submit a charge back request. This opens an official investigation with Paypal against the user and is the first step towards getting your money returned by Paypal. Be sure to include images and proof of the incomplete transaction to help them process your claim faster. Please note that submitting a charge back does not guarantee that you'll get your money back. This is an option they provide to protect buyers using their platform. Hopefully this answers your question? c:

No... Im sad..........

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