Split: A message from Forumotion

by --kml-- Tue 8 Dec 2009 - 9:39

=0 good tip , but isnt this from Darren1? Mr. Green

by int20h Tue 8 Dec 2009 - 10:55

thank for the info sir....
it helps a lot...
:wouhou:

by Jophy Tue 8 Dec 2009 - 11:12

thanks Typlo, yeah almost the same with darren1.

by Doctor Inferno Tue 8 Dec 2009 - 11:13

lol

(The real) Forumotion Team

by Jalokim Tue 8 Dec 2009 - 11:18

Doctor Inferno wrote:lol

(The real) Forumotion Team

almost makes you think this topic is a fraud... the real real forumotion team never signed their messages with (the real) ... hmmm. I think I'll report this thread to a forum administrator... Razz

I sometimes ask for admin details from members... especially if they want me to do something on their forum.
Its far quicker for me to just login and do whats to be done, than explain over sometimes countless PMs how to do something.

I usually ask for an alternative (bot, tester) admin account.
There hasn't been a complaint that I broke or deleted something on any of the forums I gained access to.

Obviously, Forumotion never uses private messages to contact a forum administrator.

?
Maybe I'm on different terms but I get messages from the godfather via PM. not on this site obviously.

hmmm, this thread is even more suspicious ... ahahhaha
no just joking... Razz

by neukrotiva Tue 8 Dec 2009 - 11:24

I hate hackers... Hem

Thanks Typlo

by --kml-- Tue 8 Dec 2009 - 11:28

Jalokim wrote:
Doctor Inferno wrote:lol

(The real) Forumotion Team

almost makes you think this topic is a fraud... the real real forumotion team never signed their messages with (the real) ... hmmm. I think I'll report this thread to a forum administrator...

I sometimes ask for admin details from members... especially if they want me to do something on their forum.
Its far quicker for me to just login and do whats to be done, than explain over sometimes countless PMs how to do something.

I usually ask for an alternative (bot, tester) admin account.
There hasn't been a complaint that I broke or deleted something on any of the forums I gained access to.

Obviously, Forumotion never uses private messages to contact a forum administrator.
?
Maybe I'm on different terms but I get messages from the godfather via PM. not on this site obviously.

hmmm, this thread is even more suspicious ... ahahhaha
no just joking...

Split: A message from Forumotion Aaaaaa10

oh my god
this is not typlo!
just kidding Razz

by Brynn2hip239 Tue 8 Dec 2009 - 22:01

Thank you so so much! I just built my new website and this really helped me!! Thanks again! banana

by Black star Tue 8 Dec 2009 - 22:12

really funny
no way to give any1 my password
not even forumotion administration here
Rolling Eyes

by Kayla Tue 8 Dec 2009 - 22:58

Omg thanks so much. Even though I wouuld NEVER give anyone my password.

Spoiler:

It's nice to be aware of creeps like this.. What the fuck ?!?

So thank you!

by --kml-- Wed 9 Dec 2009 - 3:26

Kayla wrote:Omg thanks so much. Even though I wouuld NEVER give anyone my password.
Spoiler:

It's nice to be aware of creeps like this.. So thank you!

Yea , who knows that the administrators have been captured and instead someone else replaced him Split: A message from Forumotion Redface

Split: A message from Forumotion Aaa11110

by p3linhlov3you Thu 10 Dec 2009 - 12:50

okay

by p3linhlov3you Thu 10 Dec 2009 - 12:51

Typlo wrote:
I've received a message from Forumotion, is it true ?

Firstly, you need to know that mail from Forumotion have an address type : -------@forumotion.com (or @editboard.com)

In which case you receive an email from Forumotion :
Reason : Must I answer ?
New message in a topic you watch (*) No
New private message in your inbox (*) No
New registration on your forum (*) No
New warning report on your forum (*) No
Your forum creation No
Your forum deletion No
Sent litigation No
Reception of a litigation No
(*) : if the option is activated.

In conclusion: do not respond to these emails, and generally Forumotion will not contact you by mail. If you have a doubt, you can always ask for confirmation to a staff member on the support forum.

Beware fake mails :
If you receive a mail like this:
Dear Founder,
My name is ----, Forumotion Adminstrator.
A hacker is causing us problems lately, and is threatening to attack your forum.
So we can protect you as best as we can, I will need admin rights on your forum, so I can patch it and avoid you being hacked.
Please give me your login as soon as possible, so I can protect you from his hacking attempts.

Please also see an example link of how he proceeds : http://www.----.com

We count on your fast collaboration, this is a serious threat.

Best regards,
Forumotion Administrator.

How to react :

- Do not answer nor click any link !
- Copy / paste the mail and send it to a staff member of this forum if you want to be sure it's a fake.

NOBODY will ever ask you your password within the staff of Forumotion. We do not need this information to ensure the security of your forum!

OK for mails, but I've got a PM from Forumotion ... ? ?
Same principle. If a member registers on your forum to send you a PM claiming to be Forumotion:

- Do not answer nor click any link !
- Save the mail account he used,
- Copy / paste the PM and send it to a staff member of this forum if you want to be sure it's a fake.

If you have received this via the Contact option (reference [Contact] appears in the title)

- Do not answer nor click any link !
- Save the mail account he used,
- Copy / paste the message and send it to a staff member of this forum if you want to be sure it's a fake.

Obviously, Forumotion never uses private messages to contact a forum administrator.

Best,
(The real) Forumotion Team