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Hai, jammers! It's Blossom here, back with another scammer post. This scammer was submitted by a jammer that would like to be referred to as "qlinq." literallyghada approached qlinq by going to their den and asking if they wanted to offer for the tiara on their trade.
Now, this is a common misconception among jammers. As mentioned in our "Rare Item Guide", the difference between the Tiara and the Beta Tiara (worth significantly more) is the color of the gem on it.
You can see a pretty clear difference among the 2 tiaras, the Beta Tiara holding a blue gem, and the Tiara holding a red gem.
literallyghada started asking if qlinq would trade a solid for it, and qlinq didn't have one so they offered their Orange Long Spiked Collar.
literallyghada's reaction to the offer gave me the impression that they knew their Tiara was the fake.
Make sure you report literallyghada for scamming! This is Agent Blossom, signing off. Remember to stay safe and play pawsome!
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