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Topic # 7428 13-Apr-2006 19:48
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Hmmm.. i don't know about you all, but i feel really annoyed with what "tipcell" has done.. posted several topics, advertising to sell mp3 and phones etc... i think that's a big no no as far as the forum rules. one should not start a topic without significant info in the post, other than advertising and leading forum users to their website. which "tipcell" has done...

isn't that calling for a "kill"?




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Reply # 32976 13-Apr-2006 20:25
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Yes, and all posts have been deleted and he's banned already.

In this case it's obvious this was spam. In other cases some people post once only, but we ban them anyway. One or many posts, we don't tolerate spammers here.




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Reply # 32978 13-Apr-2006 21:35
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Hi guys, if you refer five other people to my website, and they refer five more, I will guarantee that you dont recieve your free apple ipod


[edit: if you take the word 'apple' out of 'free apple ipod', GZ rejects it as a bad word...]




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