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The 'Other' Section => AnesisRO Archive => Archive => General Questions => Topic started by: Cerezoss on September 13, 2009, 03:26:36 pm

Title: Safe voting conditions.
Post by: Cerezoss on September 13, 2009, 03:26:36 pm

So yeah, a mate of mine is setting up a new forum account, he wants a card from the item shop fast, and he's
going to vote.
I decided to help him, now, he's got a new forum account and all and I'm planning to send him my pennies, even
though we obviously have a different IP adress, de we run the risk of coming out as vote frauders?

I don't think it will be a problem though, I'd just like to know if any of you guys know real people who have been
fucked over by what's stated above.

Title: Re: Safe voting conditions.
Post by: DreamerP on September 13, 2009, 03:28:01 pm

As long as you both have different IP Addresses then it's ok to send him the Ads.

Title: Re: Safe voting conditions.
Post by: Cerezoss on September 14, 2009, 12:29:26 pm

Awwwwright, I'll tell him not to vote when he comes to visit me then. x3

Title: Re: Safe voting conditions.
Post by: skith on September 14, 2009, 01:05:36 pm

As long as you vote from different IP address then there is no problem but it's better not transfer every 0.09$ you get it will appear like a fruad

Like do 1 or 2 transfer .. it won't fly away if you collect em on 2 accounts and then transfer to one account when you get the whole ads you need

Title: Re: Safe voting conditions.
Post by: Praeline on September 14, 2009, 02:40:05 pm

1. Vote at your own houses.
2. Don't let him go on your computer on his own forum account. If he uses your computer or you use his and log on your own forum accounts, it could be bad if you're transferring ad credits.
3. Don't log on his forum account to send yourself ad credit.

Title: Re: Safe voting conditions.
Post by: Cerezoss on September 16, 2009, 07:20:02 am

I'm not even planning on doing votesy or transfering stuff when we're connected to the same network, so I guess we're cool.
Thanks anyway on that last bit, even though it's the other way around. /ok