Forum Member Dilemma

[T205 GB]

I said yes. I also have hesitations about this too. With their contributions at some point the name issue became less of an issue because he posted his real name under screen name per board rules. I totally understand Leons view of this also. For registration maybe when they first signed up they were just checking it out and didn't want to fully commit info they thought was not important at the time. After they decided to stay it was to late to make changes. Leon should have been notified by them so the changes could have been made. I have been guilty of this with some other boards I visited. The ones I liked I registered again with my real info and the others I just closed out and have zero interest in.

As far as the BST maybe a severe or permanent ban would be best. That would allow them to still contribute but not make deals directly on the BST. Guess we would see how important the board is to them. In a few years or whatever they could get a review and decision on whether or not they could be allowed on the BST again.

To add: If they are of no contribution to the board and its members then hold them accountable for a full ban.

[Jim65]

JMO, but most scammers give warning signs before they seriously rip a person off.

How would you feel if you let him back, despite the red flags and he scammed someone for a lot of money?

[earlywynnfan]

I don't remember the "form" I filled out when I registered here, but I do know that more than once I have filled out a form and made a dumb mistake, like putting last name in the first name box or whatever. If all his other information was correct, this might make me think it was a brain fart instead of malice.

The transaction comes across as a feeble buyer's remorse incident, I don't have a solid opinion either way on how to address that.

KS