Here is a link for this member's posts. I wouldn't trust him in the slightest...and judging by his posts, that is a complete lie. Now if only we could get other nember's (.) key to "malfunction" as well as his ;-)!

[url]http://www.fanmail.biz/mboard/search.php?author_id=12908&sr=posts[/url]

[quote="TheCollector"]Hi guys {up}

I understand your worries, but I don't think the name-change is significant enough to fool many people :lol: The reason given was that the period (.) in the middle of the original name was causing problems since the (.) key was faulty on his PC.

To be honest, the only bit removed was the [b]autos.[/b] part which I don't feel will fool anyone :D

Ian :mrgreen:[/quote]

I didnt really have an opinion on his name change untill I saw the reason he wanted it.
If the (.) key is faulty my username is the last thing Id worry about, since you can check the box to log on automatacly whenever you come to the site. Id worry more about how I was going to type website addresses in.

plus if you look at any of his post, he uses the (.)s all the time

Hi guys {up}

I understand your worries, but I don't think the name-change is significant enough to fool many people :lol: The reason given was that the period (.) in the middle of the original name was causing problems since the (.) key was faulty on his PC.

To be honest, the only bit removed was the [b]autos.[/b] part which I don't feel will fool anyone :D

Ian :mrgreen:

[quote="Andy316"]Maybe now hes changed his name he thinks people wont realise its him, and hes free to try and scam more members :roll:[/quote]
That's what I thought when I saw he'd changed his username :neutral:

Maybe now hes changed his name he thinks people wont realise its him, and hes free to try and scam more members :roll:

Would it be possible to copy the original reason the warning was given in the first place, because right now it looks like he was given a warning for switching usersnames :shock:

Just a quick note to let you all know that autos.jasonw has asked his username to be shortened to jasonw - which has been done.

Cheers
Ian :mrgreen: