How Do You Feel About Pro-New Users?

What I mean by this, is how do you feel about members who have just joined recently, have an
extremely low post count, but are so professional on the website. I always find it to be extremely
sketchy how someone who is 'new' can know so much about this website. It took me a long time
to find out sections and stuff, read the rules, and I still fuck up on here.

I always come across people that have like 10-200 posts, joined a few days ago, have a very nice
professional service thread or sales threads, run on a whole bunch of posts really fast in various
different sections with minimal efforts, etc. I always feel as if they are ban evading. Not always, but
most of the time.

I came across another one that has like 2-5 posts.
Perfect service thread.
Very nice signature linked to thread.

How does someone obtain such knowledge and information and be such a big part of a site while
retaining a join date of 5 days ago and a 5 post count.

This is all theoretical,
just how I feel.

 

When I originally joined (in 2013) I came here as a consumer, as did mostly everyone back then. Nobody heard about RWTing and instantly thought about doing services or understanding proper pricing and whatnot.

 

Many people are from other forums and websites that have come to here to improve the audience from there market

 

Many of them are ban evaders, been going on for years.

 

No offense, but you've been here (as a registered user) for 2 seconds....you being so wet behind the ears makes this sentence fairly odd in the context it's in.

To address the point of your thread, though, professionalism has nothing to do with how long you've been part of a particular community. Conducting yourself well is either something you do or something you don't - being a newfag does not automatically mean you're a dipshit (if you are one, you are...if you aren't, you aren't).

As far as well structured threads or established business plans, the user could very easily be from other established market communities and are now branching out to Sythe. It is not uncommon for big market users to have an established presence on many sites or communication platforms.

There are also the types of people that 'lurk' for X amount of time before eventually making an account out of necessity. These types of people could spend years simply viewing content without contributing anything. Then, when the time comes where they need something or feel they would benefit from actually participating in the community, they make an account and get going.

Lastly, the more sinister option is obviously ban evaders - people that have been around the block before, have done something to get banned, and just create another account and keep on rolling.

 

I feel just the same about when someone who join Tuesday ramming up the general and bumping their threads to get a higher post count — followed by "I don't go first or you buy mm".

It's a conflicting subject, but using the word professional by someones display name is the last thing I'd use. Obviously, you'd know if someone we're yanking your chain, but if it's one thing I do agree with is the weariness that they do know how the site works. However, it's a simple process if you're a predominate market user, you know if you want something done you go for the biggest bang for you buck, which in my opinion would be high reputation and low cost. I suppose it would be the same for someone new.

 

I joined about 14 months ago and I get blown up by a bunch of newcomers like myself whenever I post about needing something

 

Because many people have figured out that as long as you have a service you want, you can scamquit and keep coming back and just rebuild from there.
Scamquitting a customer base is basically just an end of year bonus

 

Welp. Not all the newbies here are newbies overall. Some may have been in the black market for a long time, some may have just started it. For me it boils down to persons style of communication and age, if they feel genuene they probably are. If you're trusting someone on a black market site, you have to be ready to be scammed any second. It's just how it works, people are greedy by nature.

 

Most of the time if they aren't in fact ban evaders they most likely are used to using other forums aside from sythe and that's where they gained their knowledge and professionalism from

 

When I joined I didn't even know what the word 'ban evaders' meant, unlike all users above, because it's not a an every-day word. Before Sythe I've been on lots of other communities that were mainly related towards other games, so I already had knowledge about the most website systems such as XenForo, vBulletin, SMF etc. Due to me reporting ban evaders on a daily basis I'm fairly sure actual newcomers joining here are very little but sure they exist, but it's gonna take a sweet ass long time for you to prove to me you ain't vading and I ain't speaking in months.

 

I think they just have a past of BB Source Code