I don't appreciate unfair accusations, and especially not from Chess.com!

Was winning against a player, and he suddenly accused me of cheating in the chat. 

I told him, politely, that he was way off the mark but he said I played amazingly well and then resigned. 

As soon as he resigned I got an automated WARNING MESSAGE from chess.com. Never seen that before! They sided with this bad loser. I went and ran the analysis (we were both rated around 1950) and I had just 75% accuracy and he was 71% accuracy. Heaps of errors on both sides. 

I don't like bad losers and I especially don't like Chess.com, who I PAY MONEY TO, taking the side of a frivolous claim. I hope Chess.com disable this message and actually CHECK in future, before wasting my time and the time of other loyal, paying customers. 

What was the message?

It disappeared when I went to the next game. I didn't read it in detail. But it said something about carefully reading the rules and regulations, and the limiting of accounts for those who did not.

I messaged the player who made the comments and he apologized to me

Here is the game. One of only 2 that I have actually won, lately. lol. https://www.chess.com/game/live/140936529558?move=0

So did chess.com accuse you at all?

yes, there was an automated warning message.

Similar to those annoying ones you get for aborting one game (out of 100) when you have a very valid reason.

Of course, I cant go back and see it in detail now

Perhaps you should contact chess.com directly.

the moderator is the first person to reply to this comment. Hopefully they can find whatever message it was that was sent to me