I found critical bug with payment system and i need somebody who work in obsidian to tell it

You can send an email to Obsidian support at: support@obsidian.net

You can send an email to Obsidian support at: support@obsidian.net

 

Ty. Will do it immediately

I messaged obsidians on e-mail, but nobody answered me. No reaction. They have serious hole in payment system and huge risk to fail sells. Damn if nobody will answer me on email i will upload screenshots with problem here, maybe it will help.

You can message me.

 

I'll forward it along.

You can message me.

 

I'll forward it along.

 

I writed yesterday (i have night) to Roby Atadero, when he was online on forum. He said that he takes care about it. The problem was with your publisher store. Price in russian currency was broken, becouse of dot. I mailed to publisher on all their 3 e-mails too, but still nobody has answered.

 

They fix it just now. So i upload, what happened:

 

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1rew5ZbOLZD4ckUcq-kpnHBV-p8cLdL_L

 

 

Looks like nobody check e-mails, neither obsidian, neither versusevil

So you could buy the game for just 7 rubles?

Reminds me of this (the blocks were €) - a bargain:

 

 

Ohh right, I remember it as well, how good that it's gone.

So, you're attempting to execute an unlawful financial transaction. After you generate a new order, you can try again with a different payment method. If you encounter this error again, better contact the support team.

holy thread necro, batman! i don't know if you noticed, but you necro-ed a three-year old thread to have a conversation with yourself.

 

10 hours ago, Archaaea said:

So, you're attempting to execute an unlawful financial transaction.

if a seller messes up and sells an item for too cheap, pretty sure that's not "unlawful" in most jurisdictions. the seller probably has some terms of service that can let them cancel the order on their end, but "unlawful" is quite the strong declaration.

1 hour ago, thelee said:

if a seller messes up and sells an item for too cheap, pretty sure that's not "unlawful" in most jurisdictions. the seller probably has some terms of service that can let them cancel the order on their end, but "unlawful" is quite the strong declaration.

I can't think of a way how that could be "unlawful" in any jurisdiction, even Hammurabian.

In Germany a deal is void if there is an obvious mistake. There will be no contract from a legal perspective because one of the parties is ripping off the other. So... there is no "lawful" deal.
Trying to enforce that deal would be unlawful (as far as I understand the meaning of that word). See § 871 ABGB (if you dare ;)).

I think that is a good piece of law. I guess most countries have something similar.

I had to learn that when I became a banker 25 years ago and I still remember.  

  

2 hours ago, Boeroer said:

See § 871 ABGB (if you dare ;)).

my A2 Deutsch eyes upon loading that up: 

10 hours ago, Boeroer said:

In Germany a deal is void if there is an obvious mistake.

I can imagine lawyers having a field day discussing the meaning of "obvious". 😀

I don't remember the exact wording - but I'm 100% sure that a price like that above is obvious enough.

Clearly. But the example highlights a problem inherent in language. Legislative text is cumbersome, because it attempts to be unequivocal and cover all possible angles. But clearly this is impossible, which is why we have these hilarious and often irritating court debates on what some particular word actually means. Anyone remember Bill Clinton...