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Hai, jammers! Blossom here with another scammer post. This scammer was reported by a jammer that would like to be referred to as "Gummy". Gummy saw irall advertising an auction with a promised yellow short as a reward.
A little while after Gummy arrived at the den, irall came and said that they wanted to play a game before they did the auction. Though irall didn't say it, the "game" was actually a trust scam. irall proceeded to explain how the game worked.
They then told Gummy to put something bad on trade. However, they didn't want the item that Gummy put on. irall then asked if Gummy could put rares on their trade and said that they were just going to give the spike to them. irall then asked if Gummy could trade their blue collar for it, and Gummy refused.
After Gummy refused to trade their blue spike, irall continued asking him to trade higher-rarity items for the spike. Gummy refused again, and eventually left.
Make sure you report irall for scamming! This is Agent Blossom signing off, and remember to stay safe and play pawsome!
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