WARNING! Vera is not part of chess.com. Don't answer her. Its computer spam. If you answer, your computer will pick up a virus. To report the tournament guy, srcoll down to Help & Support. click on that. Read the instructions. Some people abuse their vacation time, and your not the 1st one to argue about this.
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RonaldJosephCote wrote:
WARNING! Vera is not part of chess.com. Don't answer her. Its computer spam. If you answer, your computer will pick up a virus.
Posts that start with "warning" in caps make me feel they are posted by computers. Are you one??
Jokes apart, thanks! Will do the needful.
I just wanted to get my answer posted before you felt too sorry for her. She started showing up about a month ago. Eventually she ask for money. In the eternal vacation; are you in a winning position?? If so, then wait him out. I know its a pain, but he's hoping you will give up.
Actually; let me change that. Before you submit a ticket. There must be an admin who organized the group for the tournament. Express your feelings to that admin. (the group organizer) before you submit a ticket.
abhisek_dutta wrote, "thanks! Will do the needful."
I love the way Indian language translates to English that results in that phraseology. I'm not being sarcastic or mean. I love it...."Will do the needful".
I feel I have been wrongly accused of aborting my games and have been having my atempt to play chess matches by the server. Who do I contact about this so that I may play Live chess online again? This has been going on for over a week?
Why don't you do the needful, and stick your nose in here. Help this guy. I thought Bad Dog would beat me too it, but any Dog will do. (no offence).
1_Bad_Dude wrote:
I feel I have been wrongly accused of aborting my games and have been having my atempt to play chess matches by the server. Who do I contact about this so that I may play Live chess online again? This has been going on for over a week?
First, you have to stop being a bad dude.
RonaldJosephCote wrote:
I just wanted to get my answer posted before you felt too sorry for her. She started showing up about a month ago. Eventually she ask for money. In the eternal vacation; are you in a winning position?? If so, then wait him out. I know its a pain, but he's hoping you will give up.
No, I am losing. I am at No 4 in the group (of 6). But I feel bad that the person who is to advance is to wait for no reason.
The tourney is admined by Chess.com. It's an official thematic tourney. Submited the ticket, anyway.
OH, OK, that's not a problem--(ticket). One option is to resign, if you really think you can't turn it around. I admire your sympathy, but its not your fault.
wishiwonthatone wrote:
abhisek_dutta wrote, "thanks! Will do the needful."
I love the way Indian language translates to English that results in that phraseology. I'm not being sarcastic or mean. I love it...."Will do the needful".
Hehehe... Actually, I learned this particular phrase in my workplace. Official letters love to end like, "Please do the needful." Or "Necessary actions may please be carried out at your end." Makes me go crazy for all this formal phrases. If you take a look at the subject of these letters, you'll be surprised:
Sub: Discussion on "Discussion on Chess.com" — Regarding.
I mean, why? Could you not just write, "Regarding 'Discussion on Chess.com'" ??
Bad Dude; basically, same advice. Submit a ticket, if you feel you've been wronged. A bout 2 weeks ago, there was a glitch in the system. Several people got the same message.
Sometimes impatient children will submit numerous tickets. Its a way of keeping efficiency with the many tickets they get. Stay with 1 ticket entil the problem is solved. Numerous tickets muck up everything.
And YOU have to STOP being a BAD DOG. Here's a cookie. Don't tell mom.
abhisek_dutta wrote:
wishiwonthatone wrote:
abhisek_dutta wrote, "thanks! Will do the needful."
I love the way Indian language translates to English that results in that phraseology. I'm not being sarcastic or mean. I love it...."Will do the needful".
Hehehe... Actually, I learned this particular phrase in my workplace. Official letters love to end like, "Please do the needful." Or "Necessary actions may please be carried out at your end." Makes me go crazy for all this formal phrases. If you take a look at the subject of these letters, you'll be surprised:
Sub: Discussion on "Discussion on Chess.com" — Regarding.
I mean, why? Could you not just write, "Regarding 'Discussion on Chess.com'" ??
Well, I could in English. I'm sure I couldn't in Hindi. So please accept my respect, you can do both.
RonaldJosephCote wrote:
OH, OK, that's not a problem--(ticket). One option is to resign, if you really think you can't turn it around. I admire your sympathy, but its not your fault.
No, the guy has pending matches with EVERYONE. It's not just me. So, resigning won't help.
wishiwonthatone wrote:
Well, I could in English. I'm sure I couldn't in Hindi. So please accept my respect, you can do both.
:-)
VERA is short for Virus Enters Random Arses. so beware.
It's necessary to have some reporting capabilities here to report those freaky people who abuses.While playing in live chess i came across those things.We are supposed to be more civilised in this modern world today as God gave us knowledge, judgement, courage...But it's look like most of us like to maintain freakyness still.God's blessings come upon us.....
Here are two cases:
1. I am playing a tourney where my group has 6 people. One of them is on an eternal vacation. He has diamond so not sure how long when he returns. All other games are finished. The guy topping the group (not me) can't go forward since he hasn't finished with this cheat. How to report?
2. I am getting messages from some hot blond named Vera, asking me to mail her. She is very lonely and need someone. I feel for her. But I am here to play chess. Not to screw girls. I asked her many times to please stop. But she can't help sending me messages. Poor her. How to report her so that she can ask someone else to befrind her?