Request for the lift of my Ban

Hello. I recently received a ban because my account was presumed to be hacked. I would like to opportunity to explain the situation and clear this up.

I had logged into my Sythe.org account on my younger brothers computer, and google chrome automatically saved the password. I've been trying to get him involved with the website because he plays a lot of online MMORPG's and could maybe benefit from this community. So he made an account awhile back, but hasn't done much with the site. As I, myself, have grown more accustomed to the workings of this forum, I have tried to fill him in the best I could. When he finally became comfortable with way everything worked, he logged onto the site, looking to buy or sell some RSGP (I don't remember which). He presumed, since it was his computer, that he was logged onto the account he made awhile ago. Little to his knowledge, my account was still saved to his computer, so he made the post under my name, Exile3. I logged on today and saw in my recent threads page, an unknown thread that I hadn't started. Upon reading the thread, I immediately asked for the thread to be closed as I had no recollection of making the thread. I then spoke with him later today, and found out that it he accidentally posted it under my name. We corrected the issue, got his account saved as Chrome's automatic login, and prevented the possibility of this issue ever occurring again.

I apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused anyone, but please believe me it was an honest mistake. I have been 100% honest and trustworthy with every transaction and interaction I've had on this site, and would love to continue to participate within this forum. I can provide any proof, information or really anything you need to prove the legitimacy of what I'm saying. Please lift my ban. Thank you for taking the time to read this and consider my request.

 

Requesting unban.

 

Exile3, please take care to not let your brother use your account in the future. The ban was a precautionary measure because you made it seem like somebody else knew your password.