Someone requested an item and the supplier needs someone to make the deal. By accepting this contract, you take full responsibility for the goods until the deal is completed.
- Pick up the goods at given location.
- Drive to the meet up point.
- Make the deal. (The deal is a direct exchange, preventing scams unless one party refuses to initiate it)
- If the customer refuse to make the deal:
- Contact the supplier.
- The supplier will contact the customer.
- The customer has 30 seconds to either make the deal or abort.
- If the customer doesn’t make the deal in time or aborts it’s seen as a customer failure as long as you bring back the goods otherwise it’s Your fault.
- If the customer refuse to make the deal:
- Deliver the payment to the supplier to get your cut. A deal is considered verified when both parties complete the exchange interaction.
If the contract is not completed in time, it is considered a Failure and Your fault.
Failure
There are some failure points that might be good to explain.
No matter what happens like you getting robbed, you are responsible and will lose some Trust while a Recovery contract will be created.
Customer
If the customer doesn’t make the deal as long as you bring back the goods your compensation will be paid and the customer lose Trust.
Your fault
If you decide to steal the goods or fail to bring back the goods on failure, a contract will be placed against you and you will lose Trust.