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I've used Rallypoint's Instant Verification service to verify me, and it still hasn't. I also did the 'send me an email to a military address' thing, and those emails never arrive. I even backed down and put my actual first name instead of my initials, and then did it, both those ways. Still no verification. What gives, RallyPoint?
Posted >1 y ago
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I can easily verify your account. However, you just acknowledged that you didn't want to correct your initials, which verifies that you ignored my email request over a year ago (on May 20, 2020). That's why your account was suspended the other day and your verification was then revoked. We don't allow verified members to use only initials as all or part of their name.
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CW3 (Join to see)
And yet you allow people to hide their identities on here. A bit hypocritical, don't you think? What right do you have to tell me how my name is formulated? And you obviously did this without talking to any other RallyPoint staff, because others I spoke to had NO idea what happened to my account.
There is NO reason for this policy. There's nothing I'm trying to hide by going by J.D. instead of Jay. It's an easy fix, but you refuse to accept it. I'm done.
There is NO reason for this policy. There's nothing I'm trying to hide by going by J.D. instead of Jay. It's an easy fix, but you refuse to accept it. I'm done.
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CW3 (Join to see)
And oh, by the way, I've already seen that you do allow people to hide their last names with just an initial, so everything you've said is a lie, you're just butthurt about ME
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LTC Kevin B.
CW3 (Join to see) Members can use the privacy settings to protect their identity, but they can't alter their names. Nothing hypocritical at all about that.
It's your decision on whether or not you want to keep your account open. If you do, you just need to abide by the rules that you agreed to when you accepted the terms of service agreement.
It's your decision on whether or not you want to keep your account open. If you do, you just need to abide by the rules that you agreed to when you accepted the terms of service agreement.
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