Request Bumping

perica6892 · **Request Bumping -** 09-06-2009, 10:48 AM

Look mods and admins,

when you hide content and force users to reply before they can see what is inside the post is also considered bumping!

So why is then not allowed to bump requests if it is in reasonable time intervals? I mean, I request one site, and then comes some freak who request 30 sites one by one, and my request is gone to 2nd or 3rd page in a minute. And fellow cracker who has the pass I requested maybe never sees my post.

You should seriously consider altering this rule!

Thank you

**corocoro** · 09-06-2009, 11:23 AM

The problem is that it becomes harder for the crackers to see what requests have been answered - so far they only need to look at the reply number and then know whether to go for it or not. Allowing bumping would in the end only reduce the number of requests filled...
And about the Hide hack - it's downright shameful that posts without one only get around ten replies and those with around 150 - so complain to those lazy, unappreciative, good-for-nothing lurkers that couldn't be bothered to write a thanks without being forced. If it was me I would put it up in every section of the board - should give some interesting numbers...

perica6892 · 09-06-2009, 11:38 AM

In the end, it's not in the numbers, it's in the quality

Who needs a board where 70% of the posts are thank yous?

Weird.

perica6892 · 09-06-2009, 11:42 AM

	Quote:
	... it becomes harder for the crackers to see what requests have been answered

Hackers do not pay for viewing gold area, so I think it's paying members who should have priority. It's not hard to open the post and see whether it has been fullfiled or not.

**SHEDBLOOD** · 09-06-2009, 11:40 PM

	Quote:			Originally Posted by perica6892
	Look mods and admins, when you hide content and force users to reply before they can see what is inside the post is also considered bumping! So why is then not allowed to bump requests if it is in reasonable time intervals? I mean, I request one site, and then comes some freak who request 30 sites one by one, and my request is gone to 2nd or 3rd page in a minute. And fellow cracker who has the pass I requested maybe never sees my post. You should seriously consider altering this rule! Thank you

why bump a thread when you can just make a new one, an i seen ur request u bumped ur threads after only one day of posting them maybe the cra*kers didn't have passes for the sites u requested maybe the sites u requested were pass generated im sure all the crac*ers go through the pages an see if they got a pass for that site just because ur request are on the first page doesn't mean it's gonna get filled....fyi we are not hackers we are cR*ckers theres a differents

perica6892 · 09-07-2009, 12:45 AM

Lol, my bad, sorry. We are not ethical, so we are crackers

**SHEDBLOOD** · 09-07-2009, 01:34 AM

	Quote:			Originally Posted by perica6892
	Lol, my bad, sorry. We are not ethical, so we are crackers

lol it's cool..but yea some sites take longer to crack so give it time, someone might fill it a week later or the same day takes time

perica6892 · 09-07-2009, 01:58 AM

Patience is a virtue

n2mu SHEDBLOOD

**Ben Turpin** · 09-07-2009, 02:45 AM

Don't bother with the bumping at all. Better to post anew in my opinion. Because as the previous posters say a request with a reply looks (to prospective crackers) to have been answered.

It may seem counterintuitive, but it works!

**veteran** · 04:01 PM

Imo you got crackers who put out for the forum and those who just started out. Ive seen the same names in the pass request site, say 20 or 30 pass requests from the same member. I agree with why bump a thread when you can just make a new one. Bottom line, I agree with complain to those lazy, unappreciative, lurkers that couldn't be bothered to write a thanks without being forced. So if crack experts do the work and you want the pass, damn straight you will respond before getting your fix. Start crackin bro.