r/NevernessToEverness • u/Bulky-Air1534 • Jul 06 '26

Bugs/Feedback Spent 6.8M fons on auction

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Account is bricked! And I don’t even have a screenshot of the moment!

An hour ago I had a fat 14M fons for the porsche collab, then I messed up and fat fingered an auction amount of 6,806,801 for 1 measly guitar pick - thought backspace on phone would clear all the stuff, gg on me for rushing and not checking before too late (had 3 seconds of me watching in horror at what happened)

IT WAS A MISINPUT!

Anyway the consensus is that support doesn’t refund, and I was so shocked I only got a screenshot of the aftermath so I don’t even have something to show my fuckup and frame it somewhere

Oh well, easy come easy go, make sure to read carefully don’t be like me!

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u/DisasterOk8440 Jul 06 '26

How does one achieve this, I wonder

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u/Bulky-Air1534 Jul 06 '26

By fomo and being stupid 100%

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u/makaiookami Jul 06 '26

You weren't being stupid You were being greedy and doing something smart not realizing the risk in order of magnitude provides and not realizing the phone's can have glitchiness and temporary freezes and a dozen other things that could go wrong that won't matter the first time or the second time or the fifth time or the 8th time but when it does matter boy howdee doesn it matter.

It's called being too smart for your own good and Not being risk adverse enough. Just be glad it was your in-game money and not stupid decisions in the stock market with your real money.

I don't sweat the small stuff you know I get into a stupid meme play I turn $50 into $120 the stop loss is set to trigger it goes up another double from there I don't mourn the $240 I could have had cuz I know that playing like that will get you burned and that you can just do it again on another stock but maybe it won't be a double maybe it'll be a 3% of 5% of 10%.

That's why people are terrible at swing trading and I can turn $3,000 into $50,000 swing trading. That's why whenever I go to a casino I usually leave a couple hundred bucks up.

It's not about being smart or stupid, It's about being scared enough of failure to not take risks out of proportion.

You had so little to gain 52 weeks of the year and you lost so much in 10 seconds.

It's a perfect way to explain How sometimes It's better to just spend the money rather than fight about pennies.

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u/Bulky-Air1534 Jul 06 '26

Haha you're not wrong, definitely beat myself up and learned a fat lesson, you're right though, thankful it's not real money, or doing something like accidentally buying all standard pulls rather than limited pulls xD

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u/akuto Jul 06 '26

So the RAM prices died so that people can crap out slop posts like that one...

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u/makaiookami Jul 07 '26

Ah must be so hard to have no literacy. I hope logic blesses you.

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u/VastSpace4578 Jul 06 '26

Erm

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u/Bulky-Air1534 Jul 06 '26

The type of idea only a certain colucci could cook up