Dispute for user "SpywareLT"

Hello,

7 years back my account "SpywareLT" was banned, and I believe that all of that was a misunderstanding.

Note: Because I was banned a long time ago my memory on the issue might not be on point fully, and as I am unable to log in to my account I can't quite check the actual reason for being banned.

My account got banned for "having less vouches than claimed", that is, according to the thread: Possibly Fake Vouches, kinda, sorta I wrote that I had 40+ vouches. Actually, the group that I was a part of at that time had that amount of vouches(40+), and my signature suggested that it was me who had that many vouches.

Turns out I did try to dispute the ban(Spywarelt), but it seems that during the 2010 I left runescape ant its community. According to the post in the latter thread all I needed to do was to edit my signature.


I have no idea how my signature looked at that time, but I believe that I wouldn't of have been banned for no reason so I certainly agree that it could've been misleading.

Now, as far as I remember there was another minor issue regarding one vouch:


Note that there is no arrow to be seen near the quote of user "Teqila", so it seems that the vouch is unlinked, therefore forged.

The thing is that this vouch was indeed not linked to any post in the forum and was actually sent to me as a PM, which I posted in the vouches thread(I was not too familiar with the rules back then). Thing is, if a Moderator could check the inbox of the user "Spywarelt" the vouch could indeed be verified, although I agree that the vouch is invalid and should be removed from the thread(see: Spyware Vouch thread. )

The reason why I can't log in to the account is because I was using a "windowslive.com" email service, which is no longer available. See: how to get back @windowslive.com mail adress?

Any feedback would be appreciated. Thank you

 

Please post a proper pardon as I can see you've ban evaded which you'll need to pardon for.
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