GBTGBA wrote:
I might be mistaken but wasn’t he from Russia? To relieve the stress he might restore to create many accounts to forget the ugly real world 🌎
I don't think so.
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CDRED141 wrote:
GBTGBA wrote:
I might be mistaken but wasn’t he from Russia? To relieve the stress he might restore to create many accounts to forget the ugly real world 🌎
I don't think so.
He’s from Canada/Canda because Canda pog
chessterchief wrote:
it was a fair play violation, so you can rule out anything that isn't.(verbal abuse, spamming, etc.)
if you were warned about the sandbagging, and stopped, that is not likely either.
getting caught for previous computer assistance seems the most likely.
@ChesswithMrNikolay was already caught though. Almost 3 years ago.
GBTGBA wrote:
I might be mistaken but wasn’t he from Russia? To relieve stress he might restore to create many accounts to forget the ugly real world 🌎
Most of them were made for somewhat reasonable reasons. Ones like chesswithkolyao and chesswithkolyao were made to play with a friend. The only exception is probably stephan (mute evasion) and the YouTube one (promotion).
But 2 years is quite a long time, especially with things being as easy as tracking an IP. Besides, I believe they allowed me to make a 2nd account in a message.
Remember... mute evasion can possibly ban your other acc I think. Also don’t they give 2 acc only?
@Martin_stahl posted on this forum, it's not like they don't know.
OP wrote a book, didn't he?? I saw an erroneous statement therein---- he claimed that he "could have cheated to win money" at Chess.com money events (or a Diamond membership)...WRONG! From what I've heard, Chess.com has VERY particular cheat-detection software programs in place to prevent that very thing from happening (since, after all, money events are where people notoriously try to cheat). Also, his alt-accounts are kind of obvious; they're close in name to theoriginal account. Why not at leasr be creative? But all of this is a moot point, since Chess.com bans accounts for a reason(s); there might be "false Mutes" out there, but not false bans...
it was a fair play violation, so you can rule out anything that isn't.(verbal abuse, spamming, etc.)
if you were warned about the sandbagging, and stopped, that is not likely either.
getting caught for previous computer assistance seems the most likely.