I disagree that it is the seller's fault. As you say, when you google Dappervolk, you get the tumblr, and there is a really obvious post on February 23rd that gives the open registration dates. Both seller and buyer should be able to find it, but it is more important for the buyer to look for it, as they are the one paying for the thing in question. I thought that I was even linked to it from AR, but I might not have been. The information is out there for people to look for it and know when they could register. I honestly don't know why anyone bought the beta codes at all. But I guess some people care more about having a low ID number? That doesn't mean anything to me, but I've heard some people care about it.
I will agree that the way Dappervolk went about with the scheduling doesn't make sense to me. I would have had the first open registration window at least a few hours after the first beta key registration window so that they didn't overlap and there was an advantage to having a code.
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I disagree that it is the seller's fault. As you say, when you google Dappervolk, you get the tumblr, and there is a really obvious post on February 23rd that gives the open registration dates. Both seller and buyer should be able to find it, but it is more important for the buyer to look for it, as they are the one paying for the thing in question. I thought that I was even linked to it from AR, but I might not have been. The information is out there for people to look for it and know when they could register. I honestly don't know why anyone bought the beta codes at all. But I guess some people care more about having a low ID number? That doesn't mean anything to me, but I've heard some people care about it.
I will agree that the way Dappervolk went about with the scheduling doesn't make sense to me. I would have had the first open registration window at least a few hours after the first beta key registration window so that they didn't overlap and there was an advantage to having a code.