There’s one thing I’ve always checked before choosing a Merchant on P2P, but I almost used to ignore it: the recent feedback.
I used to have a habit of looking very quickly:
Good price ✅
High Completion Rate ✅
Merchant badge ✅
→ Place the order.
Only later did I realize that a great-looking profile doesn’t necessarily tell the full story.
If a Merchant has thousands of transactions, but in the recent feedback the same issue keeps showing up—e.g., slow handling, poor responses, or taking a long time to complete the transaction—then I’ll spend a few more minutes reviewing.
This doesn’t mean I conclude that Merchant has a problem.
A single piece of feedback could come from a special situation.
But if the same kind of complaint repeats many times, that’s information I don’t want to overlook.
Now, before placing a large order, I usually look at:
🔎 Completion Rate
📊 Number of transactions
⭐️ Recent feedback
📋 Promotional terms
⚠️ Issues that many people mention
Especially, I no longer have the mindset:
“Looks like a great rate—let’s try once and it’ll probably be fine.”
There are many ads to choose from in P2P.
If a Merchant makes me think too much before I click “Order,” I’d rather choose another option with clearer terms.
A good price is only worth it when the entire trading experience matches too.
For me, a few minutes reading feedback before transacting is still much cheaper than spending a few hours dealing with an order that doesn’t go as expected.
#binancep2pantoan @Binance Vietnam $BTC
I used to have a habit of looking very quickly:
Good price ✅
High Completion Rate ✅
Merchant badge ✅
→ Place the order.
Only later did I realize that a great-looking profile doesn’t necessarily tell the full story.
If a Merchant has thousands of transactions, but in the recent feedback the same issue keeps showing up—e.g., slow handling, poor responses, or taking a long time to complete the transaction—then I’ll spend a few more minutes reviewing.
This doesn’t mean I conclude that Merchant has a problem.
A single piece of feedback could come from a special situation.
But if the same kind of complaint repeats many times, that’s information I don’t want to overlook.
Now, before placing a large order, I usually look at:
🔎 Completion Rate
📊 Number of transactions
⭐️ Recent feedback
📋 Promotional terms
⚠️ Issues that many people mention
Especially, I no longer have the mindset:
“Looks like a great rate—let’s try once and it’ll probably be fine.”
There are many ads to choose from in P2P.
If a Merchant makes me think too much before I click “Order,” I’d rather choose another option with clearer terms.
A good price is only worth it when the entire trading experience matches too.
For me, a few minutes reading feedback before transacting is still much cheaper than spending a few hours dealing with an order that doesn’t go as expected.
#binancep2pantoan @Binance Vietnam $BTC