Anyone know who owns freerollsmonitor.com

[Graham]

I guess we are going to need to post some proof of these accusations. You did take screenshots, right?

At the same time, if some members on his site post these on his forum, can he really be blamed if they are not removed within 48 hours or however long is needed?

At the same time... WTF is with the ADMIN's response to this thread?:
http://freerollsmonitor.com/PNphpBB2...pic-t-132.html

"Please do not post directly in the forum.

Send PM to eachother instead "

This sounds like you are encouraging this stuff.

[Holis]

Exactly... I have banned numerous members from my forums for posting or suggesting to PM for passwords to other forum games. This is the least I can do to keep my members focused on my games and not taint other affiliates hard work to build communities.

Its clear from these posts that you dont see how this is wrong - This is a good way to alienate youself from those of us that have been in this game for a long time.

Your toleration or looking the other way while your members share our info is unacceptable.

[PFO]

I run private freerolls and can't stand password leakers. I delete any posts asking for passwords or suggesting passwaords from other forums.

Banning those members that do is a good idea.

I agree with what hoilis said!

[kaus]

Here is where I was refering to....you also contribute by allowing this to happen even if it is through MSN or Yahoo. I belong to a forum that I do still play league games when I can. However I still contribute almost daily to that forum, it's like a second group of friends when you have been there long enough. I do not like the freeroll scum, spam scum etc and even though it is not my forum I still post/pm admin about issues that come up. If someone Pm's me for a password, sharing a password, or just complete spam I report that person to our admin. Why because it in turn will ruin the forum and group. Here you had another conversation with the "girls" and you said when told not to share passwords

What are you talking about? I do my very best to stop this. You cant prevent members from being stupid.

I have told the members many times, this is not tolerated. I have been away for a couple of days and furthermore I thought that in this case, he gave his Yahoo Messenger ID.

These people who share passwords in any way are not an asset to your forum. They add no real value to it. Wouldn't you rather have people who conrtibute and others register to be members because of this. Not those hunting on the net for all the clues possible to crash a game? Not to mention that these games that you let them crash could quite possibly come from the affiliates pocket...some like myself who right now have to pay for some.

[Pokerhunt]

Yeah, well - I can see all of your issues.

I guess I was carried away by the high number of visitors to my site. It was not meant to be a "password exchange" site.

I will take the measures to stop it and I apologize again for any inconvenience caused. Im a reasonable guy and can admit my errors. I will find more "normal" ways of getting traffic to my site.

Sorry, guys - hope you all can forgive me and still accepts me in this community. I have used so much time on this site and this should not be the reason that it all goes wrong.

I have never found or given any password to any tournament myself. Actually I could not understand why anybody would spend so much time on these rather low prize tournaments. Guess, I thought that if they did not do it on my site, they would just do it somewhere else - This is wrong I can see now.