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True, otherwise it was just blah, blah, blah.dnf is not namespro's and we ban scammers, theives and crooks...well here's another chance to keep that stance.
True, otherwise it was just blah, blah, blah.dnf is not namespro's and we ban scammers, theives and crooks...well here's another chance to keep that stance.
I don't know whether he should be given second chance.
Even many very dangerous criminals got released into the community at one point. He may have regretted about his action by now.
What regret? Regret he could have joined again sooner perhaps, regret he didnt screw over more people that time...please, unless he paid back each member what he took from them there is no second chance imo. If he had to do that he would THEN regret his actions. He has made enough money from the money he wrongfully obtained to pay them back.
I don't want to argue with you. But the buyers who lost their money back then took their chances knowing that those domains infringe the copyrights and it was also partly their fault as well.
In that case, all those criminals should be locked up forever in the prisons. Many of them have done ever worse crimes and they should not be back in the community then?I am sorry but you are 110% dead wrong!
I am not judging anyones investment strategy or are typos right or wrong, I merely am looking at the facts.
He knownly sold names he already received a C&D etc on, that is so wrong it goes beyond wrong, it is disgusting!
The buyers factor their risk of receiving a C&D in the name when buying, that in part is what market value is determined by... that value is also based on there being NO C&D's etc at time of purchase. Should such a issue arise after, that is the buyers problem, they know the risk.
At NO TIME should the risk be the seller failing to disclose such important information. It is nothing more than theft, malice to the nth degree!
A girl who allows herself to become drunk in a bar doesn't deserve rape and likewise a buyer of a typo or sensitive name does not deserve being deceived out of funds when buying.
Yes, buying TM domains is risky. But he misrepresented the sale in a major way.I don't want to argue with you. But the buyers who lost their money back then took their chances knowing that those domains infringe the copyrights and it was also partly their fault as well.
Yes, but preferably not into the community where their misdeeds took place. That community does not have to welcome him back.I don't care even if he is banned again. My point of view was that even more dangerous people got released back into the community after serving sometime.
Yes, buying TM domains is risky. But he misrepresented the sale in a major way.
He just didn't assume the risk like a grown-up, instead he passed the jinx on to somebody else.
Yes, but preferably not into the community where their misdeeds took place. That community does not have to welcome him back.
He never apologized to his victims. He is unrepentant.
He never made an attempt to refund his victims yet he seems to be doing well with domains. It's not like he's broke.
He nuked his reputation for a few grands (peanuts to him).
He screwed members, but for him it's just business.
The whole point of banning scammers is to protect the members. The veterans remember about this guy but others could fall prey.
Just found this thread and I will deal with it tomorrow.
...but I can tell you I will be looking at his actions now not 5-7 years ago.
Adam
Adam I'm sure if someone ripped you off $10,000 5 years ago they wouldn't be allowed back on the forum
The deal is anyone can do anything to anyone on DNF, and it's condoned. No need to even discuss bans of anyone who is simply a thief.
Just found this thread and I will deal with it tomorrow.
...but I can tell you I will be looking at his actions now not 5-7 years ago.
Adam