Thread: iGiver matter

Originally Posted by DocDoom

a quick fix would be a dropdown for bonus/seedbox/invite. And then if it's bonus or invite a field asking which tracker.

that way people know exactly what to put (people have a tendency to ignore text unless you jam it down their throats unfortunately)

that was an suggestion made by someone.

I hope they have it in TI v4

How about offering ppl rep for changing their old iGivers to the new format?

Originally Posted by SkyLover

hiii guys

there is something really bother me when someone applied in my giveaway and i want to check his iGivers i find it like that(thnx for the invite,Awesome work,that was quick,...etc) so this is not helping to find out if he is Duping accounts or not.

I know the iGiver forum is like that (invite or Bonus + giveaway) and that is the best thing to do and many members don't follow that.

so all i'm asking is to punish the member who doesn't follow the right iGiver system with a fraction or warning or something like that.


thnx in advance.

A old thread but I´m posting any way.

I experience the same issue, and I don´t feel comfortable to invite someone who has left a lot of "thanks" och "invite" Igivers.

Originally Posted by DocDoom

a quick fix would be a dropdown for bonus/seedbox/invite. And then if it's bonus or invite a field asking which tracker.

Dropbox with | bonus/seedbox/invite

and maybe with a mandatory text box to fill in which site the Igiver is refering to.?

This issue is currently being discussed and evaluated by Staff. The current system and rules prohibit the thank you instead of tracker igiver it is just folks do not adhere to policy. I can not agree more that this should be something that should be implemented +1

There are rules in how iGivers should be completed. If someone gives you an iGiver and fails to adhere to these rules, by specifying the type of GA, and if applicable the tracker name then you should report it.

Given the volume of iGivers it is not feasible for staff to police it as a matter of course, and will rely on members to report when they are not done correctly.

This is a valuable tool for members to protect themselves from inviting account dupers, so it is in your interest to make the effort to report iGivers you receive that do not follow T-I rules.