'Dual' Account

RugbyFanatic · 12-12-2009 3:30pm #1

I was permanently banned from rugby for having a 'dual' account. I introduced my flatmate to the rugby forum as he is also rugby mad and he began posting a week ago. If you read his posts (Ulster1999) he actually has a different opinion to mine and a lot of the points he made are in direct contrast to mine. I only asked him today was he banned and he said that he couldn't post anymore for some reason he didn't understand.

BuffyBot · 12-12-2009 4:28pm

He can appeal his case in the Prison forum.

RugbyFanatic · 12-12-2009 5:05pm

Don't think he wants to tbh

BuffyBot · 12-12-2009 10:38pm

Pointless thread then

Closing it now.

RugbyFanatic · 13-12-2009 10:11am

Its not a pointless thread as I am still permanently banned from rugby...

BuffyBot · 13-12-2009 5:37pm

That's probably because you set up that dual account to get around your ban (yes, I don't believe it just happened to be your friend).

RugbyFanatic · 14-12-2009 9:30am

And yet has a differing opinion to me? How does that work?

BuffyBot · 14-12-2009 9:40am

It's a well known fact that all women on the internet are actually guys. Perhaps not, but the point is valid nonetheless: anyone can be anything they want online/express any viewpoint.

RugbyFanatic · 14-12-2009 10:37am

BuffyBot wrote: »

It's a well known fact that all women on the internet are actually guys. Perhaps not, but the point is valid nonetheless: anyone can be anything they want online/express any viewpoint.

I am still not hearing any valid reasons. I introduced a flat mate to boards. He posted opinions which were in direct contrast to mine. He writes in a different way to me. Yet you, for no reason, decide he is me because we share the same IP.

BuffyBot · 14-12-2009 12:09pm

We have sufficient reason to believe different: and that's what counts.

Your previous history in that forum wouldn't really lend weight to your cause.

RugbyFanatic · 14-12-2009 12:14pm

And what are these sufficient reasons?

BuffyBot · 14-12-2009 3:14pm

Your previous history on Rugby, the fact that your "friend" just happened to register and post on that forum during one of your bans etc..

RugbyFanatic · 14-12-2009 4:25pm

I've been banned more often than been free to post in that forum for the last year so thats really no suprise. To be honest this screams of using any excuse to ensure I don't post there. My flatmate stated opinions in direct contrast to what I would post and anyone that reads my posts knows this. He also had a different writing style to mine. Essentially your reasons are that because I have a history of being banned and was banned that he is me? So tell me how that means I have a dual account? Is every user who has ever been banned secretly harbouring a dual account too then?

BuffyBot · 14-12-2009 7:53pm

Quite a few have, yes.

Anyway - we could debate this ad nauseum. If you're "friend" has an issue with being banned, there is only one person to blame here - you. Your previous behaviour cast a long shadow and I've no reason to doubt the judgement made.

As such, I am closing this issue now.

'Dual' Account

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