need help with my TT account

[ranran1234]

hi guys i need some help my account got disabled
and i really dont know why..
if someone can help me?
i tried to log into irc but it need registerd username or something..

thx guys

[sexybowl]

go on #trancetraffic channel and ask a staff member about it

but i doubt you will get it back :(

[TheDog]

sorry for your lose ... hope you will get it back

[RoSsoNeRI]

did u try to trade it??

[SgtMajor]

Go to the forums, and use the forum links to PM an an admin, if you donated at some time you have a higher than normal chance, if you never donated then you have slim chance of being re-enabled.

[kaffeine]

We could do without the racist tags... generalizations are inaccurate and ignorant.
(i'm not israeli, but we all should aim to have a respectful community, don't you think?)

[Emperator]

So, It`s all about money there?

[RoSsoNeRI]

We could do without the racist tags... generalizations are inaccurate and ignorant.
(i'm not israeli, but we all should aim to have a respectful community, don't you think?)

I doubt they banned him just cuz he's from Israel

[kaffeine]

^ still not justification for racism. People get banned for many reasons.

[SgtMajor]

Tags reported, if the MODs know who did them (and I'm sure there is an auditing system in place), stand by for a disablement or two.

[messi30]

In those days TT change ip = disabled, TT are changing rules.

[ranran1234]

i have dynamic IP so it maybe this?
and i tried to sign to their forum but its closed...
someone can ask for me?

[sleepyy]

I'm not a member but i seriously doubt that any tracker would ban a user for a dynamic ip many people here have dynamic ips at many different respected trackers and manage to keep their membership without any problem because of a dynamic ip. My whole ip range has changed not just parts of it every number it has happend a few times with my ips and still i had no problems anywhere.

As suggested have you tryed to pm an admin here or community rep here? or joining their irc?

[messi30]

I am speaking of change range ip very different change ip, all tracker has allowed change ip, but change range ip its different, change range of ip = change ip of country for e.x.

you range can be 14.167.**.***

but if you new ip its for e.x. 167.137.**.** this is change range ip, this can cause account disabled, because you always must is in this range 14.167.**.***.

[SgtMajor]

and i tried to sign to their forum but its closed...

Use your original login name & password, forums are open - I just checked, if it wasn't traded, you will know what this is, if you got it through a trade, you are goosed.

[sleepyy]

Nevermind

[willsmith099]

So, It`s all about money there?

lol maybe cuz SCT admin=TT admin and sct is all abt >>:O:P

[Night0wl]

Nothing wrong with making a bit of money when running a tracker, as long as they are fully honest about it. And if you look at TT faq you will see just that.

And BTW I see TT as they are doing a favor for the electronic music industry too. Just like OiNK did.

A lot of otherwise struggling artists get a larger listener base because of p2p. They should be happy about it.

[znik]

you range can be 14.167.**.***

but if you new ip its for e.x. 167.137.**.** this is change range ip, this can cause account disabled, because you always must is in this range 14.167.**.***.



No, that is not true...
You can get an IP in a totally different IP-range and yet still belong in the same ISP and in the same country.
Even if you change your ISP one day, you won't be disabled for that, as long as you don't change country+passwd+mail at the same time.

[C-mos]

i have dynamic IP so it maybe this?
and i tried to sign to their forum but its closed...
someone can ask for me?

it is possible that u changed your ip and resulted in ban

[znik]

no way MiniMalistic

[C-mos]

ok .:) my mistake but someone sayd that TT changed their rules :)

[Saroman]

you range can be 14.167.**.***

but if you new ip its for e.x. 167.137.**.** this is change range ip, this can cause account disabled, because you always must is in this range 14.167.**.***.



No, that is not true...
You can get an IP in a totally different IP-range and yet still belong in the same ISP and in the same country.
Even if you change your ISP one day, you won't be disabled for that, as long as you don't change country+passwd+mail at the same time.

+1

My IP Range is pretty wide.... sometimes it ranges from 47.xx to 163.xx or whatever...

I dont think thats the problem..