A creepy man
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MegaCats159
Jan 29, 2018
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#1
I got a message from someone who claimed to be a 32 year old man from Italy. I thought he was going to be a normal man who just wanted to play a game...I think I was wrong. He started asking me personal questions like, what's your name, how old are you, where do you live, what's your hobby, do you study or work? So then I decided to ask him how he found me. He said on the 'new members' page. So I thought to myself "I joined a month ago and there are hundreds of people joining everyday, (he started talking to me about a couple days ago) so he would've had to look for a while to find me. I then decided to look at the games he's playing. He is playing a lot of games (more than 35) and 99% of the games he's playing is against women. So I have decided to block him but I feel like he was trying to get me to talk to him so he can hack into my PC and find out where I live.
what's his username
Expose that f***er!
cottonsock wrote:
Mega did the right thing, by blocking this man . The man asked Mega where she lived, and those sort of questions
Would certainly start alarm bells ringing, if it was me .
Would certainly start alarm bells ringing, if it was me .
You wouldn't know what an alarm bell was even if you heard it Cottonfrock
cottonsock wrote:
And stuzzi, it’s not a crime to talk to girls online as long as you
Keep your conversation within the bounds decency.
Keep your conversation within the bounds decency.
Grammar Cottonfrock! "within the bounds OF decency",An hour's detention for you after school my lad.
There's a world of difference between being friendly and being abusive, and to assume that someone is going to act inappropriately just because he is trying to get to know you verges on paranoia. Even if this individual is trying to develop romantic relationships with women, you can always say yes or no as you wish when things get to that point, rather than block him on the automatic presumption that things will go badly. I know it is now stylish automatically to assume that all men are rapists, but that is just a discriminatory and sexist overgeneralization, and I still believe it is possible to be unfairly discriminatory to any and all groups of people, not just a few.
Jan 30, 2018
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#7
Excuse me for being so cautious about my safety and security.I had to do something about this and if I was wrong about him so be it but I'm not going to risk getting kidnapped or worse just because I was talking to some random guy on the internet who was asking personal information about me. If your parents didn't teach you that then you should ask them about Internet safety.
Jan 30, 2018
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#9
His username is
Please to not make public and unsubstantiated accusations against a member. Should you feel strongly about something, either use the abuse link (under help in the menu) or contact support. The public forums is not the place.
Thanks for your cooperation in this. - CrystalMoon
Jan 30, 2018
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#11
I'm going to post the conversation to show you guys he really I'd a creep
Jan 30, 2018
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#12
Please to not make public and unsubstantiated accusations against a member. Should you feel strongly about something, either use the abuse link (under help in the menu) or contact support. The public forums is not the place.
Thanks for your cooperation in this. - CrystalMoon