For those who got banned from Oink because of SERVERNET

**taba** · 02-03-2007, 01:50 PM

Originally Posted by stoma

He told me(servernet) that he need bitme invites for his friends at college ...but honestly he was trusted regarding trading..

one more thing //this rep. point system is useless ..i got scammed yesterday from Pwr who had 5 rep. points ..

now i knew y my bitme banned without being forbidden from the site
my acc was in his bitme inv tree
damn it he is an honest trader really
but i got banned after dealing with em
wat a counsedence
but i still have faith in rep sys as a guide sys no a perfect one but it is really help

if any 1 can pass me bitme plz

**Shadowfire** · 02-03-2007, 02:26 PM

I only saw this coming. There was another incident where there was another guy named SERVERNET on Zeropaid who did some scamming, but SERVERNET here on FST adamantly denied that the person on Zeropaid was him. Ever since, I was at least slightly suspicious, because there was no counterproof that the person wasn't him.

Another thing: rep points doesn't condone lack of common sense. I think that some people automatically think people with rep points are automatically trustworthy. Well, don't. Read posts of theirs, and whatever. Always keep track of accusations of cheating, accusations of scamming, and username changes. Keep a record of the Scam Report thread for yourself before mods delete the posts. Generally, there is a reason for those accusations. It's work to accuse someone, so people don't do it for nothing. good reason.

**blacklisted** · 02-03-2007, 03:07 PM

@shadowfire........i want that pic as my desktop background.......plzzzz do u know where can i get a bigger resolution for this

**buddy** · 02-03-2007, 03:21 PM

Originally Posted by Shadowfire

I only saw this coming. There was another incident where there was another guy named SERVERNET on Zeropaid who did some scamming, but SERVERNET here on FST adamantly denied that the person on Zeropaid was him. Ever since, I was at least slightly suspicious, because there was no counterproof that the person wasn't him.

Another thing: rep points doesn't condone lack of common sense. I think that some people automatically think people with rep points are automatically trustworthy. Well, don't. Read posts of theirs, and whatever. Always keep track of accusations of cheating, accusations of scamming, and username changes. Keep a record of the Scam Report thread for yourself before mods delete the posts. Generally, there is a reason for those accusations. It's work to accuse someone, so people don't do it for nothing. good reason.

Respects to the post!

It pretty much sums up the whole trick to not getting scammed. The only thing that is left to be said is - If it is too good to be true, it usually Isn't!

**taba** · 02-03-2007, 03:43 PM

Originally Posted by blacklisted

@shadowfire........i want that pic as my desktop background.......plzzzz do u know where can i get a bigger resolution for this

HAHAHA OFF TOPIC MAN
but i respect ur sense fine choice 4 background

**Shadowfire** · 02-03-2007, 03:49 PM

I already told you that I made it myself as a sig, so there's no bigger pic.

I agree with you, Buddy. There are many examples of "If it's too good to be true, then it's usually not true".

**bunny67** · 02-03-2007, 03:56 PM

Originally Posted by Shadowfire

I already told you that I made it myself as a sig, so there's no bigger pic.

I agree with you, Buddy. There are many examples of "If it's too good to be true, then it's usually not true".

that is true n never trade well i dnt with any1 with no rep if in doubt ask around ,pm members here with high rep or sme1 that comes in here regularly