Topic: Trust spam happens - page 4. (Read 4120 times)
Another important issue is that someone's found an effective way to register and control multiple accounts. That's not a good thing.
should admins disable leaving trust from newbies to avoid this kind of case?
IMO a ban of trust spammers (alt-accounts from someone here, for sure) could be more useful.
should admins disable leaving trust from newbies to avoid this kind of case?
Oh gosh lol. I don't think anyone is going to take that feedback seriously.
I do like the ones where it says to check the reference for more details but then there is no reference.
It is spam but I am not sure it will get removed
I do like the ones where it says to check the reference for more details but then there is no reference.
It is spam but I am not sure it will get removed
I think that is untrusted feedback, it's all over Vod's profile too.
Vod deserved it, and you too kind of deserve some negative trust (for starting the flame regarding MSDN sales)
But this is not the way how this should happen.
This is totally wrong. Admins would surely remove it
Vod deserved it, and you too kind of deserve some negative trust (for starting the flame regarding MSDN sales)
But this is not the way how this should happen.This is totally wrong. Admins would surely remove it
Those who have "mind" knows they are from sockpuppets.
BTW, can you tell us who is this "someone"? I think it is most probably a MSDN key seller.
BTW, can you tell us who is this "someone"? I think it is most probably a MSDN key seller.
I cannot conclusively say who is behind it. Quite likely it's one of the Microsoft key sellers, but it doesn't really matter. It's all newbie accounts and under the untrusted feedback anyway. I'm just surprised that they would actually go through this length to achieve.... what? Nothing if you ask me.
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Those who have "mind" knows they are from sockpuppets.
BTW, can you tell us who is this "someone"? I think it is most probably a MSDN key seller.
BTW, can you tell us who is this "someone"? I think it is most probably a MSDN key seller.
This is obvious spamming. Hopefully theymos or another admin will remove it.
I guess I stepped on someone's toes enough to warrant some old-fashioned trust spamming! Someone actually went through the effort to create several accounts only to give some negative feedback to me.
I'm flattered, impressed and disappointed at the same time.
I'm flattered, impressed and disappointed at the same time.
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