I opened the advertiser's profile because the completion rate caught my eye. 99.3%. Over two thousand trades. A green badge next to the name. Everything looked clean. The kind of numbers that make you stop scrolling and think, this one.

Then I started reading the reviews. Most were five stars. "Fast." "Good." "Smooth." A few lines down, a four star review said the seller released after 45 minutes and didn't reply to messages. The seller had commented underneath. Just the word "Sorry." The trade still counted as completed. The 99.3% didn't budge.

Another review mentioned an appeal. The buyer had to wait 30 minutes before the crypto came through. The platform's note said it was resolved. The percentage stayed clean. I almost missed it. It was just sitting there between two five star ratings.

Binance P2P doesn't hide these things. The reviews are all there, in order, with the seller's replies attached. It's more than most platforms give you. I picked another seller with a slightly lower rate, 98.7%, because when someone left a complaint, the seller actually explained what happened. Not just an apology. A real reply.

The platform hands you the numbers and the feedback. It doesn't tell you which seller to pick. That part is still yours.

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