what, specifically, are you alleging please?

How do you know he was using an alias ID?

 

Posted by jpmills3 on 11/9/2011 12:30:00 PM (view original):
I told you of my personal experience in D2 with him.  And that is 100% that Girt is a colluder.  He asked me to avoid recruiting the same player (I don't recall his name).  I moved off the player.  It would not surprise me if he "worked" with people in your conference too.  And I know that I am not the only coach who feels that way.

In addition, he recently used an alias ID to troll programs hoping to find out what recruits they would be targeting (so he could avoid jumping into those battles).  That sir, is also collusion.  I bet it is tip of the ice berg stuff really.

Can you prove this?  An unproven allegation is just that.  I'm not saying you are lying, but what you are saying is pretty serious to allege and I think the least you can do is lay out your case.  The DII site-mail is old news I'd say (site mail gone from system), but what you allege about the recent DI alias trolling needs to be better laid out.

"as described herein" ..... watch out, looks like this battle is getting lawyered up

(Gets out popcorn, munches)

Easy way to end this is to have Dbalog come out to say what his real account is, and then have the person with Dbalog + the real account post via his real account, saying Dbalog is his. 

Well, the obvious problem is, dbalog was fishing for information for his real acct, so I doubt the cheater will come out just to clear girt's name, assuming dbalog isn't girt, ofc. So I guess my solution isn't really a soluation, because as you said it, no one would come here to oust himself. 

Posted by jpmills3 on 11/9/2011 3:24:00 PM (view original):
also, i suppose girt could be telling the truth. Maybe Dbalog is not "his" - but I bet he has access to the account...

I've often thought that.... But then again I could be a jpmills3 alias.... Shrug.

Coaches should just stop using aliases to ask for information, period. That would solve alot of problems. What's the point of asking for a scholarship message via an alias? The other coach could just as easily ask in the forum to see if he's ahead or behind. I also love it when coaches use an alias to ask if he should recruit player A or B, afraid that others will challenge him for the specific player. It's not hard to figure out what player you are looking at when there are at most 2 worlds recruiting at the same time, and we can just search via attributes. 

Just post under your actual account and stop all the alias bs. This is why I didn't even both responding to dbalog because I checked his profile and saw he doesn't have an actual team.