- Joined
- Jun 23, 2026
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Your profile link:
https://www.sythe.org/members/maxed-rsps.2065705/
Profile links for all of your Sythe accounts:
https://www.sythe.org/members/debo-rsps.1837262/
https://www.sythe.org/members/lena-market.1910020/
https://www.sythe.org/members/flower-old.1908825/
https://www.sythe.org/threads/4391453/fire-rsps-pardon/
Report/post/reason that got you banned:
https://www.sythe.org/threads/scammed-40-by-debo-egen/
Proof of contacting victims for repayment or repayment of victims:
I have fully repaid the victim the $40 that was required. I understand that repayment does not erase what happened, but I wanted to take responsibility for my actions and make things right as much as I could. I am willing to provide proof of the repayment again if needed.
Anything you weren't banned for but want to confess to now:
I would like to honestly confess that after I was banned, I created another Sythe account. I understand that this was against the rules, and I take full responsibility for doing so.
I know that I should have respected the ban instead of creating another account. I am not trying to hide this or avoid responsibility. I understand that honesty is important when asking for a pardon, which is why I want to be completely transparent about my past actions.
Detailed description of the events that took place and why you think we should forgive you:
I want to start by saying that I fully understand that what I did was wrong. I am not here to make excuses or deny responsibility for my actions. I accept that I broke the rules, and I understand why I was banned.
At the time, I was under a lot of financial pressure, and my family was depending on me to help support them and provide for basic needs. I felt a strong responsibility to earn money and help my family, and I was afraid of what would happen if I could no longer do that. This pressure influenced the decisions I made, but I understand that my circumstances do not justify breaking the rules.
I also understand that creating another account after being banned was another mistake. I should have respected the decision and waited instead of trying to find another way around the ban. I sincerely regret making that decision.
I fully repaid the victim the $40 that was required because I knew it was the right thing to do. I understand that repaying the money does not erase what happened, but I wanted to take responsibility and do what I could to make things right.
I have also waited a full year before making this pardon request. I did not want to immediately come back without taking the time to reflect on my actions and understand the seriousness of what I had done. During this time, I have had a lot of time to think about my mistakes, and I genuinely regret the decisions I made.
I am older and more mature now, and I understand things differently than I did before. I understand the importance of honesty, trust, accountability, and respecting the rules of the community. I know that trust cannot simply be restored by writing a pardon request. If I am given another chance, I understand that I will have to earn that trust back through my actions over time.
I am not asking for forgiveness because I believe I deserve it. I am respectfully asking for one opportunity to return and prove that I have learned from my mistakes.
I am willing to accept any conditions the staff believe are appropriate, including TWC, DNT, trade restrictions, escrow requirements, or a probation period.
I sincerely regret my past actions and the decisions I made. I cannot change what happened, but I can take responsibility for it and make sure I do not repeat the same mistakes.
If I am given another chance, I will respect the rules, be completely honest with the staff and community, and do everything I can to rebuild the trust I lost, step by step.
I hope that after waiting a full year, taking responsibility for my actions, repaying the victim, and being honest about my mistakes, I can be given one opportunity to return to the community and prove that I have genuinely changed.
Have you fully read and followed the pardon rules and requirements in this thread?
Yes, I have fully read the pardon rules and requirements, and I agree to follow all conditions set by the staff.
Previous pardon link(s) if applicable:
N/A
https://www.sythe.org/members/maxed-rsps.2065705/
Profile links for all of your Sythe accounts:
https://www.sythe.org/members/debo-rsps.1837262/
https://www.sythe.org/members/lena-market.1910020/
https://www.sythe.org/members/flower-old.1908825/
https://www.sythe.org/threads/4391453/fire-rsps-pardon/
Report/post/reason that got you banned:
https://www.sythe.org/threads/scammed-40-by-debo-egen/
Proof of contacting victims for repayment or repayment of victims:
I have fully repaid the victim the $40 that was required. I understand that repayment does not erase what happened, but I wanted to take responsibility for my actions and make things right as much as I could. I am willing to provide proof of the repayment again if needed.
Anything you weren't banned for but want to confess to now:
I would like to honestly confess that after I was banned, I created another Sythe account. I understand that this was against the rules, and I take full responsibility for doing so.
I know that I should have respected the ban instead of creating another account. I am not trying to hide this or avoid responsibility. I understand that honesty is important when asking for a pardon, which is why I want to be completely transparent about my past actions.
Detailed description of the events that took place and why you think we should forgive you:
I want to start by saying that I fully understand that what I did was wrong. I am not here to make excuses or deny responsibility for my actions. I accept that I broke the rules, and I understand why I was banned.
At the time, I was under a lot of financial pressure, and my family was depending on me to help support them and provide for basic needs. I felt a strong responsibility to earn money and help my family, and I was afraid of what would happen if I could no longer do that. This pressure influenced the decisions I made, but I understand that my circumstances do not justify breaking the rules.
I also understand that creating another account after being banned was another mistake. I should have respected the decision and waited instead of trying to find another way around the ban. I sincerely regret making that decision.
I fully repaid the victim the $40 that was required because I knew it was the right thing to do. I understand that repaying the money does not erase what happened, but I wanted to take responsibility and do what I could to make things right.
I have also waited a full year before making this pardon request. I did not want to immediately come back without taking the time to reflect on my actions and understand the seriousness of what I had done. During this time, I have had a lot of time to think about my mistakes, and I genuinely regret the decisions I made.
I am older and more mature now, and I understand things differently than I did before. I understand the importance of honesty, trust, accountability, and respecting the rules of the community. I know that trust cannot simply be restored by writing a pardon request. If I am given another chance, I understand that I will have to earn that trust back through my actions over time.
I am not asking for forgiveness because I believe I deserve it. I am respectfully asking for one opportunity to return and prove that I have learned from my mistakes.
I am willing to accept any conditions the staff believe are appropriate, including TWC, DNT, trade restrictions, escrow requirements, or a probation period.
I sincerely regret my past actions and the decisions I made. I cannot change what happened, but I can take responsibility for it and make sure I do not repeat the same mistakes.
If I am given another chance, I will respect the rules, be completely honest with the staff and community, and do everything I can to rebuild the trust I lost, step by step.
I hope that after waiting a full year, taking responsibility for my actions, repaying the victim, and being honest about my mistakes, I can be given one opportunity to return to the community and prove that I have genuinely changed.
Have you fully read and followed the pardon rules and requirements in this thread?
Yes, I have fully read the pardon rules and requirements, and I agree to follow all conditions set by the staff.
Previous pardon link(s) if applicable:
N/A
