How not to invite people to your guild.

05/JUN/08 | Back to tekhedd's Profile

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tekhedd said...

I just got an invitation from rashavi (lower case, not Rashavi) of WCD (We Cause Destruction), which I figured I'd decline since I have no idea who it is. Thought I'd reply to the invitation to tell him why I'd declined, and he's BLOCKING PRIVATE MESSAGES! Which I suppose makes sense, since he's spamming blind invites. (Definitely in the top 10 most annoying things a person can do.)

rashavi, UR TALL!

Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning (PC)

Genre/Style: Role-playing/Persistent World Online RPG

Release Date: 16/SEP/08

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rashavi said about 1 year ago

I invited "some" people that had made posts or looked at Warhammer Online things here. I did this to try and get some people on the forums. It was in no way a "spam" invite as you called it. I'm appalled at the messages you left as well, "Unblock private messages, you spammer pussy." Does that sound familiar? Anyways if i inconvenienced you im sorry, but no need to do that.

tekhedd said about 1 year ago

Sent me a blind invite. You'll get no sympathy here. Spammer pussy.

Hagan said about 1 year ago

Same here. He didn't bother to even check which continent I'm on. Gonna be playing on the European servers, not the USA ones.

Haxsys said about 1 year ago

I suppose it may have been just as easy to send them a PM first. SPAM is defined by receiving unwanted, unsolicited, unrequested information of ANY kind, soliciting any type of membership, offer, sale, .... you get the idea. GL with your guild.

tekhedd said about 1 year ago

Um, yeah. You don't send guild invites to people who don't know who you are...that's just common sense. But if you do send out blind invites (it's so common, there's even a proper term for this behavior, one with a negative connotation), you can expect replies from people saying "I'm sorry, do I know you?" Those people might actually join your guild after all, but not if they can't contact you.

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