Your profile link:
Viral_
Profile links for all of your Sythe accounts:
None.
Report/post/reason that got you banned:
"Viral_" Sold unusable product, states no refunds, misleads, and almost blackmails.
Viral ...
Threats
Proof of contacting victims for repayment or repayment of victims:
All victims have been fully repaid, as documented in previous pardon requests.
Anything you weren't banned for but want to confess to now:
I’ve disclosed everything openly in past pardon requests and have nothing further to add.
Detailed description of the events that took place and why you think we should forgive you:
Over four years ago, I mishandled a customer dispute, prioritizing my defensiveness over fairness and professionalism. That was a mistake I deeply regret and have since worked hard to correct. I’ve taken full responsibility by reimbursing all affected parties and reflecting on how I can ensure this never happens again.
Since then, I’ve continued to operate and grow my business. Despite the challenges of the past, I’ve built a strong following of subscribers who continue to support my work. This sustained success demonstrates that I’ve adapted, learned from my mistakes, and focused on providing real value to my customers.
While I may have had a misstep years ago, it doesn’t define who I am today. I’ve implemented changes to my operations, including delegating customer interactions to a professional team, ensuring all issues are handled respectfully and fairly. These measures have helped me foster a positive, supportive community around my work.
Sythe has always been an essential platform for those in this niche, and I want to be part of this community again. I’m ready to contribute positively, share my expertise, and demonstrate that I’m committed to maintaining the highest standards in all my dealings.
Four years is a long time, and I hope my persistence in seeking a pardon reflects my sincerity. I’m asking for an opportunity to rebuild trust and show that I’ve grown as a developer, a business owner, and a person.
Have you fully read and followed the pardon rules and requirements in this thread?
Yes.
Previous pardon link(s) if applicable:
Viral_ - Denied - June 28th, 2019 - https://www.sythe.org/threads/voting-viral_-requesting-a-pardon-for-scamming/
Viral_ - Denied - Mar 26th, 2020 - Viral_ requesting a pardon for DNT
Viral_ - Denied - July 7th, 2020 - Viral_ requesting a pardon for DNT
Viral_ - Denied - November 8th, 2020 - Viral_ requesting a pardon for DNT
Viral_ - Denied - June 26th, 2021 - Viral_ Requesting a Pardon
Viral_ - Denied - January 29th, 2022 - Viral_ requesting a pardon for refusing a refund in 2019 (paid shortly after)
Viral_ - Denied - July 8th, 2022 - Viral_ requesting a pardon for refund refusal/threats/accusations.
Viral_ - Denied - January 14th, 2023 - Viral_ requesting a pardon for refund refusal/threats/copyright.
Viral_
Profile links for all of your Sythe accounts:
None.
Report/post/reason that got you banned:
"Viral_" Sold unusable product, states no refunds, misleads, and almost blackmails.
Viral ...
Threats
Proof of contacting victims for repayment or repayment of victims:
All victims have been fully repaid, as documented in previous pardon requests.
Anything you weren't banned for but want to confess to now:
I’ve disclosed everything openly in past pardon requests and have nothing further to add.
Detailed description of the events that took place and why you think we should forgive you:
Over four years ago, I mishandled a customer dispute, prioritizing my defensiveness over fairness and professionalism. That was a mistake I deeply regret and have since worked hard to correct. I’ve taken full responsibility by reimbursing all affected parties and reflecting on how I can ensure this never happens again.
Since then, I’ve continued to operate and grow my business. Despite the challenges of the past, I’ve built a strong following of subscribers who continue to support my work. This sustained success demonstrates that I’ve adapted, learned from my mistakes, and focused on providing real value to my customers.
While I may have had a misstep years ago, it doesn’t define who I am today. I’ve implemented changes to my operations, including delegating customer interactions to a professional team, ensuring all issues are handled respectfully and fairly. These measures have helped me foster a positive, supportive community around my work.
Sythe has always been an essential platform for those in this niche, and I want to be part of this community again. I’m ready to contribute positively, share my expertise, and demonstrate that I’m committed to maintaining the highest standards in all my dealings.
Four years is a long time, and I hope my persistence in seeking a pardon reflects my sincerity. I’m asking for an opportunity to rebuild trust and show that I’ve grown as a developer, a business owner, and a person.
Have you fully read and followed the pardon rules and requirements in this thread?
Yes.
Previous pardon link(s) if applicable:
Viral_ - Denied - June 28th, 2019 - https://www.sythe.org/threads/voting-viral_-requesting-a-pardon-for-scamming/
Viral_ - Denied - Mar 26th, 2020 - Viral_ requesting a pardon for DNT
Viral_ - Denied - July 7th, 2020 - Viral_ requesting a pardon for DNT
Viral_ - Denied - November 8th, 2020 - Viral_ requesting a pardon for DNT
Viral_ - Denied - June 26th, 2021 - Viral_ Requesting a Pardon
Viral_ - Denied - January 29th, 2022 - Viral_ requesting a pardon for refusing a refund in 2019 (paid shortly after)
Viral_ - Denied - July 8th, 2022 - Viral_ requesting a pardon for refund refusal/threats/accusations.
Viral_ - Denied - January 14th, 2023 - Viral_ requesting a pardon for refund refusal/threats/copyright.
