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So If Ntar = SomeDude22 = Hi = numerous other banned AT usernames, how does one keep creating new accounts here? 
Originally posted by: Paulson
If the guy doesn't have a static ip and the mods don't want to ban a specific ip range that he could be on, the user can just keep creating accounts with different email addresses...
Originally posted by: Paulson
Yeah, it kind of sucks but it's very hard to ban an ip range when other AnandTech members might be on that range and whatnot...
AOL was banned at one point because of the trolls (all AOL ip's) but I believe they lifted that ban...
Originally posted by: Zim Hosein
Ntar = SomeDude22 = Hi = numerous other banned AT usernames
Nope, still in effect. You can't even use the AOL software over a non-AOL connection (pointless, I know) to even log into the forums.Originally posted by: Paulson
Yeah, it kind of sucks but it's very hard to ban an ip range when other AnandTech members might be on that range and whatnot...
AOL was banned at one point because of the trolls (all AOL ip's) but I believe they lifted that ban...
Originally posted by: Cawchy87
unplug modem, flash mac address, plug modem back in.
Originally posted by: xcript
What was he banned for initially?
Originally posted by: MCrusty
Originally posted by: xcript
What was he banned for initially?
He got his first ban under the name of RadeonGuy, I tried to look at the thread that resulted in his banning but it was since moved/deleted.
I have a series of PM's with him where he admits to being Hi and quite a few other names.
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I normally wouldn't do this, but since his connection to Hi is out now and his quality of posts seem to have gone down quite a bit recently I feel it is appropriate.
You would think he would get the picture after the first 6 bannings.
IMO he is a troll, unfortunately it seems that there is nothing that can be done considering he is on his 7th username now.![]()
Originally posted by: Paulson
Yeah, it kind of sucks but it's very hard to ban an ip range when other AnandTech members might be on that range and whatnot...
AOL was banned at one point because of the trolls (all AOL ip's) but I believe they lifted that ban...
If the Mods really wanted to get rid of him they could. They could contact his ISP and say "We're having problems with this user of yours. Here's his IP addresses, etc. Go get 'im." Either his ISP will pull an AOL and say "Sorry, we don't give a damn." and they can ban the IP range or the ISP will send him a warning and cancel his account if he persists.Originally posted by: MCrusty
IMO he is a troll, unfortunately it seems that there is nothing that can be done considering he is on his 7th username now.![]()
Originally posted by: Kyteland
If the Mods really wanted to get rid of him they could. They could contact his ISP and say "We're having problems with this user of yours. Here's his IP addresses, etc. Go get 'im." Either his ISP will pull an AOL and say "Sorry, we don't give a damn." and they can ban the IP range or the ISP will send him a warning and cancel his account if he persists.Originally posted by: MCrusty
IMO he is a troll, unfortunately it seems that there is nothing that can be done considering he is on his 7th username now.![]()
I'm sure they have other options too. I looks like this guy is just a dipstick instead of a troll (ie, steals money from people troll) so they may not care enough to really go after him. It may just be easier to keep banning him.
So you're saying that if Anandtech contacted an ISP and said one of their customers was using their connection to steal money in the FS/T forum that they would do nothing about it? I find that hard to believe.Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
The ISP tech would laugh, delete the email, then go back to jerkin' his buddy.
Originally posted by: Kyteland
So you're saying that if Anandtech contacted an ISP and said one of their customers was using their connection to steal money in the FS/T forum that they would do nothing about it? I find that hard to believe.Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
The ISP tech would laugh, delete the email, then go back to jerkin' his buddy.
Well this guy is apparantly just a fvckstick, but I wasn't trying to just apply it to him. If the Mods really wanted to get rid of someone I'm sure they have their ways.Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
Originally posted by: Kyteland
So you're saying that if Anandtech contacted an ISP and said one of their customers was using their connection to steal money in the FS/T forum that they would do nothing about it? I find that hard to believe.Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
The ISP tech would laugh, delete the email, then go back to jerkin' his buddy.
Oh, is this guy stealing money? I thought he was just posting useless shit
But I doubt they would do anything. Those techs are typically overworked, under trained, and unsupported by management.
Originally posted by: Kyteland
Well this guy is apparantly just a fvckstick, but I wasn't trying to just apply it to him. If the Mods really wanted to get rid of someone I'm sure they have their ways.
Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
Originally posted by: Kyteland
So you're saying that if Anandtech contacted an ISP and said one of their customers was using their connection to steal money in the FS/T forum that they would do nothing about it? I find that hard to believe.Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
The ISP tech would laugh, delete the email, then go back to jerkin' his buddy.
Oh, is this guy stealing money? I thought he was just posting useless shit
But I doubt they would do anything. Those techs are typically overworked, under trained, and unsupported by management.
Originally posted by: oldsmoboat
I doubt it would be handled by a "tech".
Also, I thought AT took the "one of your users violated our Terms Of Service" route?
Originally posted by: tami
i think this thread needs a bumping...
Originally posted by: MCrusty
Originally posted by: tami
i think this thread needs a bumping...
I think we should just tack on ChickenStrips to the list![]()
