Why are so many Ub3r's scamming? |
(Oct 22, 2014 08:45 AM)Cherry Pop Wrote: You can just call your ISP and request an IP change, so it wouldn't help a ton. When you purchase upgrades on a new account with an new IP, you need to give out your address information and if it's the same place as it was on your old account that you scammed like crazy on, that raises a red flag and the address has to match the rough location of your IP. There have been cases where an account that purchased upgrades automatically get their account closed. SELLING SIGNATURE SPACE PM ME
(Oct 22, 2014 09:40 AM)Rigel Wrote: When you purchase upgrades on a new account with an new IP, you need to give out your address information and if it's the same place as it was on your old account that you scammed like crazy on, that raises a red flag and the address has to match the rough location of your IP. There have been cases where an account that purchased upgrades automatically get their account closed. Sounds like a good solution, Scammers beware Goal: No goal just making cheese
(Oct 23, 2014 08:36 AM)Spyro The Dragon Wrote: Because it makes sense. No it's not. Many Ub3rs (such as myself) have never had one scam report against them and we don't intend to. What a terrible thing to say, some members might actually think you're serious.
That's probably one of the most annoying thing on this site tbh.
A user's group determines who is to be trusted who's not to be. People don't understand that Uber is nothing but a paid group, and people who do understand get -repped because not caring about a rank makes me a scammer. What's even worse is that the fact that I've been on here 3X longer than they have.It's unfortunate but it happens. Oh by the way I'm not hating on any Ubers or anyone directly, I'm just saying people should know that it's a paid group meaning anyone can get in. (Oct 23, 2014 08:36 AM)Spyro The Dragon Wrote: Because it makes sense. Guessing you might join the trend soon?😯 Goal: No goal just making cheese
(Oct 23, 2014 08:37 AM)clark.dll Wrote: No it's not. Many Ub3rs (such as myself) have never had one scam report against them and we don't intend to. What a terrible thing to say, some members might actually think you're serious. I mean't to say "most scammers", not "most people." I've never scammed, and I don't plan to. I was simply saying that people who are willing to scam will usually scam more than they paid for UB3R, so deals that are <$30 are a lot less risky. |
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