Appeal process has succeeded.

Like I stated before, I just put what had happened to me in the hopes of helping others. I even stated earlier that this might be a fluke occurrence after reading other articles. In no way was I ever trying to mislead or misinform anyone and to accuse me of that with no proof is ignorant. What happened to me can be similar as to why some botters missed the ban wave... It's just random and was a rare occurrence that shouldn't have happened but did.

 

Mwayne, if you feel like humoring me, PM me if I was close. Don't post it publicly. I'm more curious than anything, as I've been using these bots (PQR years prior) for awhile now and have seen some of the tricks people use to dodge these things, and/or get lucky. You can be as specific as you want, as I really don't want you to be too specific anyway. You don't owe anyone anything.

 

But you're assuming that these employees had no idea this was coming. Have you ever worked in a call center or some type of environment where you have to be prepared for customers? They were given ample warning about this I'm sure.

 

I'm 100% assuming, yes. I'm not stating my theory as as any sort of "most likely" scenario. Just saying what I personally believe might/could have happened. None of it makes sense otherwise, and within the waves I've seen through this bot and others, this is one of those situations where I just can't imagine someone would take this amount of effort to troll people.

 

I sent you screenshots of my conversation with the GM when he pushed me to the AA department. I hope that can clarify some things and maybe help in any regards.

 

Saw that. Sent you a reply if you could check that as well. Not sure how quickly the email notifications send out for these.

 

Sent the other reply too, Mwayne.

 

I believe your theory about the appeal timing being so close to the initial ban wave and that departments/employees didn't communicate fast enough, led to the appeal being pushed through is the best one for this. Which is sad but it lines up with everyone else's accounts. So much for helping others get their appeals through.

 

If you don't know how to redact information on the email that says you were getting a suspension lifted, without giving away your account identity, I highly doubt that you could persuade a GM into pushing your appeal to Account Administration.

 

Exactly. Sent the last reply too so feel free to check it out there given the context if the info.

 

It wasn't an automated response, meaning the email is completely unique. Even if I were to blackout names, times, etc the body of it can still be traced back to an individual email.

 

I also did not do too much persuading. I would ask you to refer to Tarans theory on the timing of the appeal as that right now is the best theory as to why I was pushed through with little difficulty.