An Nexus/IBot Admin allegedly scammed users

[Mark [GenoDemoN]]

Still too often to give out personal information without a court order.

Muting is the same thing as banning, e.g. no free speech.

Mike[TheBank] is a Global Moderator on RSCA. He had no good reason to know that. Therefore, you now have two moderaors or ex moderators engaged in malicious activities.

If your scripts are verified, then why are half of them broken?

Thread over. Anything said after this is bullshit posturing by RSCA.

Are you that dumb? you aska question yet request for the thread to be over LOL.

Mutes are only handed out on extreme situations. if you would read my posts you would know this.

How is asking for an ip malicious? mabey he is just speaking for fun.

"If your scripts are verified, then why are half of them broken?"
I will ask you again for script names that are for sale that are broken.


"Still too often to give out personal information without a court order."
What if you were scammed 400$ and an admin knew the person's contact info so you can try to get it back. The scammer gave the info as part of verification to get to a higher trading status. An the scammer knew it would be released upon he/she scamming to the people that were scammed. To me if you arent agreeing with that then you obviously are a scammer at heart.

 

[Carl Erickson]

Are you that dumb?

There you go calling people names again. I guess you can't help yourself.

Still too often to give out personal information without a court order."
What if you were scammed 400$ and an admin knew the person's contact info so you can try to get it back. The scammer gave the info as part of verification to get to a higher trading status. An the scammer knew it would be released upon he/she scamming to the people that were scammed. To me if you arent agreeing with that then you obviously are a scammer at heart

Yeah, right Mark. That last line is typical of you: egocentric arrogance. "Agree with me or Imma call you names!"

Let's try explaining (for the tenth time) how the ISP's do it, how every reputable company does it:

If somebody scams me out of $400, and you know the personal information, you're supposed to tell me "Go to the police/FBI/whoever and have THEM ask for it."

So I go to the authorities and file a complaint.

Now the authorities know the procedure. They're going to get a court order (because that's the procedure they have to follow. Once the present that to you, THEN you give them the information.

Why do it that way? Because then you've taken the right steps to ensure that somebody who isn't entitled to the information doesn't get it. Now the law can do as they please. The victim is going to have to go to the law anyway to get the scammer prosecuted. This way, you give the information to the proper authorities, and they take it from there. You haven't given the information out to somebody who SAYS they were scammed.

I can't make it any plainer than that. That's how all ISP's and all reputable companies do it.

 

[logicada]

There you go calling people names again. I guess you can't help yourself.



Yeah, right Mark. That last line is typical of you: egocentric arrogance. "Agree with me or Imma call you names!"

Let's try explaining (for the tenth time) how the ISP's do it, how every reputable company does it:

If somebody scams me out of $400, and you know the personal information, you're supposed to tell me "Go to the police/FBI/whoever and have THEM ask for it."

So I go to the authorities and file a complaint.

Now the authorities know the procedure. They're going to get a court order (because that's the procedure they have to follow. Once the present that to you, THEN you give them the information.

Why do it that way? Because then you've taken the right steps to ensure that somebody who isn't entitled to the information doesn't get it. Now the law can do as they please. The victim is going to have to go to the law anyway to get the scammer prosecuted. This way, you give the information to the proper authorities, and they take it from there. You haven't given the information out to somebody who SAYS they were scammed.

I can't make it any plainer than that. That's how all ISP's and all reputable companies do it.

Actually...some small ISP's just tell the law what they want to know. The big ones want warrants. But no, none that I know of deliberately tell individuals personal specs about their customers.

 

[falconskid007]

sooo wuts the problem? it says 'gone' on first post