Application rejected ??

[Billzilla]

Got a PM from Jason Broadhurst from Performance Forums, he's tried to register here twice and got knocked back twice for some reason. He's filled out all the spaces in the form correctly (he tells me) so what's the problem?

[infotechplus]

Got a PM from Jason Broadhurst from Performance Forums, he's tried to register here twice and got knocked back twice for some reason. He's filled out all the spaces in the form correctly (he tells me) so what's the problem?

Bill, I've had people make similar comments to me so you're friend is not alone!

Cheers,

Peter

[DavGT4]

Guys.... the rules are simple.

All we ask for registration on this forum are the same details we ask of our paying members.

The most common reasons for rejected applications is lack of a full name and complete address. This means we need you first and last name, street number, street, suburb and postcode.
This helps to keep the quality of the forums at a much higher level than previously experienced, whilst also encouraging the honesty factor

We're happy for people to try again, and as long as all details are all there, we'll approve the application.

Hope this helps to clear the air

[Mos]

He's filled out all the spaces in the form correctly (he tells me) so what's the problem?

Bill,

You know as well as any of us that nobody ever fills out internet forms correctly It does occasionally take some time for people to accept that the "correctly and accurately" isn't a guideline in this case.
I do remember Norbie asking me exactly that about one of his friends and we had to go back and forth 3 times before things like "Name - First and Last" were not misinterpreted.

In case any is wondering (again), we simply are not in a position to email every applicant asking for missing information because that would literally take a full day to do each week to cover all the applications we receive. They can, however, email the board when they submit their application and we'll reply asking for whatever we require, should the above advice be insufficient.

Peter and Bill, it would be helpful if you passed this on to anyone that asks you about it.

Mos.

[RObErT_RaTh]

Noted,

I've had friends say the same thing to me "yeah I filled out everything correctly" and I'm really persistent and tell them it has to be full and correct details so they're obviously missing something.

[river]

Hi,

I do a lot of the processing for applications lately.

About half the people do not fill out all the information. They put in bullshit address like 123 Fake St, Fakesville. They put in one name only like "J" or something stupid.

I do not reject applications that are filled in properly.

Quite frankly, it's not a difficult thing to fill in properly, and if you can't do such a simple form, or you think you're too good or important to fill it out, then fuck off.

They're not the sort of twits we need on these forums. We got enough twits as it is.

seeyuzz
river

PS: Like my new sig????????

[whatthe?]

I is Jay Z
I lives in Faihgk St, Notown NSW

Woz up wif teh Knockback Dawgs?

Net nazi FTL.

[adamaw11]

I wasnt aware there was this kind of screening for applications. Sounds like it works really well though - filters out the idiots before they can even sign on good stuff guys.

Would it help to add a note on the sign-up form explaining that the information filled out is MANUALY checked by a PERSON, and material thats obviously fake is rejected? or is that already on there and people are even stupider than first thought.

[Mos]

or is that already on there and people are even stupider than first thought.

Either that, or they just ignore what is said...

Mos.

[oldcorollas]

Would it help to add a note on the sign-up form explaining that the information filled out is MANUALY checked by a PERSON, and material thats obviously fake is rejected? or is that already on there .

i dunno if it gets any clearer than this?

dditional Required Information (profile)
Sign ups are moderated and the validity of this information may be checked before approval of any sign up. Please ENSURE you do not enter bogus information as we cannot guarantee approval if you do not provide legitimate information. If your information is found to be bogus either in the sign-up process or later your account will be deleted. Registration needs include a complete and valid street address. We require the same information for forum members as we do club members (except this is free). If you are concerned about providing your address please see the note below.

Please direct all queries politely to the Toymods Board for help on completing your registration. Please be aware the majority of rejected applications are a matter of misunderstanding due to incomplete details. Agressive, abusive or generally impolite correspondence may affect the outcome of your subsequent applications

[adamaw11]

i dunno if it gets any clearer than this?

well that sounds more-than-reasonable. And its long enough so that the average silly bugger wont be ABLE to read it, hence making the system even more effective at filtering out the trouble makers. I like it

[MR22ZZ]

well that sounds more-than-reasonable. And its long enough so that the average silly bugger wont be ABLE to read it, hence making the system even more effective at filtering out the trouble makers. I like it

+rep for that dude, I hate hearing people complain about the piss easy online form that they have to fill in to get onto Toymods. Follow the rules and there is no problem. It's good to know that other people do actually agree with it and see it's benefit.

[Crambo]

When I first applied I used a legitimate Mob phone No. and legitimate post office box No., this was knocked back, Later when I applied again I used my home address and home phone No. and this was approved.

[whatthe?]

When I first applied I used a legitimate Mob phone No. and legitimate post office box No., this was knocked back, Later when I applied again I used my home address and home phone No. and this was approved.

Registration needs include a complete and valid street address

That'd be your reason