Fate of my unsold tags in tagvillage
By DoctorDidi
@DoctorDidi (7018)
India
June 14, 2012 8:22am CST
I have some unsold tags in tagvillage for a long time which being remained unsold for so long, my investment in those tags is also locked there without any further utilization of the invested amount. So either I have to invest fresh money for purchase of new tags or I have to remain idle there until the unsold tags are resold again. But both the options are unacceptable to me. Can you suggest any means to get rid of this deadlock/crisis so that I can continue working in tagvillage without any further investment? Is there any provision in tagvillage whereby I can make a plea to the authority for sale of some of those unsold tags? Or otherwise, what would be the fate of my those unsold tags in tagvillage?
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4 responses
@DoctorDidi (7018)
• India
16 Jun 12
TagVillage is a tag trading platform. You buy tags at prices fixed by them and you can then see the sale price of that tag fixed by TagVillage at which the tag will be sold by you. Purchase of a tag is up to you, you would decide which tag you would buy. But sale is automatic. If any member decides to buy the tag at the price fixed by TagVillage, he can do so. But mind it sale price is always higher than the purchase price. If you plan to join the site, you have to invest at least $5.
I'm gonna' check it out.@DoctorDidi (7018)
• India
18 Jun 12
Yes, it is always wise to check it yourself. Meanwhile, if you decide to join it, you may join as my referral because as far as I know you cannot join it directly, you have to join as someone's referral who is an existing member of the site.
@browneyed (2522)
• United Kingdom
15 Jun 12
I'm not with TagVillage, but my advice would be for you to read their terms and conditions to see if they mentioned anything about deadlocks. If they mention in the t & c that a deadlock is final and there are no exceptions, then I don't think there's much you can really do, because you agreed to those t & c when you signed up.
You could also read their FAQ if they have one or go to their forum and ask your question there. Maybe there are members with similar experiences to yours - maybe they were able to get out of deadlock.
Other option: contact their customer service.
Good luck.
@DoctorDidi (7018)
• India
16 Jun 12
Thank you for your kind advice. It is the right thing to be followed by me.
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