Rpgnow creditcard information stolen

[DMH]

This thread is making me ill. I understand why James is getting more than a little heated, but that doesn't mean he shouldn't take a long break before answering any particular post.

But the hyenas are worse IMO. Those companies that are trying to use this to play themselves up are distasteful. Because I am just one person means I don't have much of a voice, but I am keeping an eye on this thread and the one at rpg.net and compiling a list of companies I will never buy from again. So far I have one, lets see how many more are added.

 

[Mark CMG]

But the hyenas are worse IMO. Those companies that are trying to use this to play themselves up are distasteful. Because I am just one person means I don't have much of a voice, but I am keeping an eye on this thread and the one at rpg.net and compiling a list of companies I will never buy from again. So far I have one, lets see how many more are added.

I hope you understand that the advice to use paypal is just that and in no way prevents someone from using paypal anywhere someone cares to use it?

 

[Turjan]

I hope you understand that the advice to use paypal is just that and in no way prevents someone from using paypal anywhere someone cares to use it?

I don't think DMH means you. I suspect he's talking about the company that got the rpg.net thread being closed. After a clear moderator warning not to do such a thing .

 

[DMH]

You are not among the hyenas, Mark.

There is a forum here specifically for people to pimp their companies and products. To misuse, IMO, a thread in General about a company that is not their's to promote themselves is wrong. Just wrong.

 

[DMH]

I don't think she means you. I suspect she's talking about the company that got the rpg.net thread being closed. After a clear moderator warning not to do such a thing .

She? Funny, I thought Derek was a male name.

And you are right, I think Curt did the right thing with that warning.

 

[Turjan]

She? Funny, I thought Derek was a male name.

And you are right, I think Curt did the right thing with that warning.

Oh, sorry. I must have mixed you up with someone else. I'll edit the post above.

And yes, the whole thing was a bit blunt for my taste, too.

 

[Mark CMG]

Well, in fairness, I am always promoting myself on some level, I suppose. Thanks for the clarification, though. Plus, I always thought of myself as more of a ligon.

 

[jgbrowning]

I don't think she means you. I suspect she's talking about the company that got the rpg.net thread being closed. After a clear moderator warning not to do such a thing .

For the record, Curt (the moderator) pre-approved my message via PM before I posted it in that thread because he said I was correcting misinformation. I would have no reason to post any message were James to stop saying that other sites who sell e-products have the same vulnerability that resulted in peoples CC's being hacked and simply address his company's issue. If he would have not associated his errors with other sites selling e-products, I would have never posted in any thread about this subject.

I don't want to post in this thread as this is not the appropriate place to discuss my company, but I cannot let James relate false security matters concerning my company implying that my customer's CC information is similarly at risk.

With that in mind, I hope everyone understands why my post is brief and only contains pertinant information to allay the spread of misinformation.

Joseph Browning
Your Games Now, LLC.

 

[DMH]

I don't want to post in this thread as this is not the appropriate place to discuss my company

Then why post a link to it when one is in your sig?

 

[jgbrowning]

Then why post a link to it when one is in your sig?

It appears that receiving prior-permission to post by a moderator or correcting misinformation is not enough change your opinion, and for that I'm sorry. But regardless, this is not the thread to be discussing the matter.

Joseph Browning
Your Games Now, LLC.