@batgirl
If this account is indeed an impersonator it should be banned.
This person has already claimed in the forums that he the real Garry Kasparov.
The concern here can be that if he can convince beginners and low rank players that he IS the real person and then starts charging them hundreds of dollars for coaching, not saying that he will or is, could be very hurtful not only to the players but to this site as well.
Just a thought.
Doesn't matter that much to me
sometimes you fail when you don't believe. sometimes you fail when you do believe.
Hi,I'm a new player and I want to know the signification of IM,GM,NM,...thanks
these are awards (titles) you get from being very strong in chess
His account has been removed.
Like I said in another thread that has also been removed, chess.com would ban him if he was not the real Garry Kasparov.
Thank you Chess.com
About the ratings of IMs and GMs, you are describing the rating where a lot of them are, To become IM you need to visit 2400 and do three IM-normwinning tournaments. Of course many IMs slip down to below 2400, and the ambitious ones rises higher. To become GM you must win three GM-norms and touch the 2500 ratings. FM doesnt require any norms, You get it when touching 2300.
1171 bullet rating after 16 games... You are disappointing me, Garry. 
Isn't it against the rules to impersonate a real person?
Yes. This impersonator abandoned his account 5 years ago.
I've just added "_Fan" to the end of their username, so they are now @GMGarryKasparov_Fan
welcome Kasparov its a great honour to have u am one of your most humble fan and I'm pleased to have a mentor like you !!!
im thinking garry got worse over the year-cause he's losing a lot now.
Ya mean the people who take user names like Morphy and Alekhine, etc aren't who they say they are?
ITS @GarryKasaprov
HE CLOSED ACCOUUNT
Ya mean the people who take user names like Morphy and Alekhine, etc aren't who they say they are?
Only korchnoi would have known
The accounts are all real - identity is another matter however ...
Hello Garry! I met a world champ once, Tigran Petrosian, at the second Piatigorsky Cup in Santa Monica (as well as future champions Spassky and Fischer). Much much later when I was a wine country lawyer and you were about to play a game against the entire world voting on moves, our local newspaper's chess reporter inquired of the 4-5 most prominent players in the area, who will win the game? We were unanimous and we were right. I was quoted in the paper "Chess doesn't lend itself to democracy very well." I see that on chess.com there's a button for "voting chess". VOTING ON CHESS MOVES IS A DUMB IDEA. It means that my vote counts just as much as yours, which is suboptimal for the objective of winning chess games.
Isn't it against the rules to impersonate a real person?
Yes. This impersonator abandoned his account 5 years ago.