Rapid moves from opponents who are not "online" -- cheating

Send it to me privately then.

when you lose you are only "exchanging points" between your accounts, and then they also accuse of cheating (check this thread, they said that).

Of course, your explanation is much better, your phone doesn´t register you as online, and you move instantly, what´s so hard to believe about that? not everybody takes hours for a move. 

Do you want to cheat with a 1500 engine? 

No. I'm trying to get him to admit that has nothing. To prolong the lie makes him look like a real plonker.

I was expecting that his answer will be:

"I can´t send you the link, since I don´t want to facilitate cheating among our members, I´m not accusing you of anything, but the temptation would be great", or something along those lines.

Exactly, prolonging the lie.

I'm pretty sure the app doesn't show you as 'online'. And the fast responding makes sense because when it's your move you get a notification (like if you got a text message), so people can respond immediately rather than having to be on a computer, especially if they don't take correspondence games seriously.

While I admit that it would be easy to write such a bot, I seriously doubt that anyone would use it to achieve a 1500 rating.

Btw: The classic Android app doesn't show you as online (confirmed by staff). 

I wonder if there is gonna be an answer from the chess.com stuff

I can't find the dicussion on the StackOverflow site now (community for programmers). I'll check the history on my home computer tonight. They were using a chess.com bot library in combination with Rybka to simulate any level of play. 

I threw a barbecue where more burgers than I'd expect for the size of the guest list got consumed.

There are bears in the wild in and around the area.

Bears must have eaten the extra burgers.

a 1500 rating you say? that's a cheat for sure. especially since your rating is 1300.

yep, it was the bears.

Appologies for having a humble rank after playing for a few months while maintaining a busy career.

It's ineresting with the several reasons they my not be showing as online, you chose the least likely reason.

Seems your name fits you.

Also, you should not worry so much about cheaters. Most cheaters cheat for ratings. They will quickly work their way past your current rating range.

Besides, if you learn from your games, then, if you lose to a computer, you will still learn something and become a little better. The person using the computer will still be a weakass piece of crap chess player.

worry about cheaters for sure. with such a humble rating, you're easy prey. cheaters be like -- 1300?! better turn on that magic bot.

I think ilikeflags is trolling.

Yep.

I never "chose" any reason. Merely presented a suspicious scenario in the opening post, expressed disatisfaction that it might be possibe, and asked if others expereinced it. A few did.

Trollery need not reply.