teh0mega wrote:
There is one way you can almost definately prevent autobuyers. Maybe make it that each day (or each hour even), the security changes. What I mean by this is that Day 1, you could have the classic security code, Day 2, you could have the pic, Day 3 you could have a special question.
By changing it over and over again, autobuyers would have a hard time cheating for you.
Ohhh, I don't know if this theory was tried yet, but instead of using pictures and codes and the like, TNT could implement a few questions as well (which they could change once a week or whatever), with very obvious answers. Something like "How many legs does a cat have?" or "What colour is the sky?". And instead of having to type the answer in, you could even have multiple choice answers, which you can just click.
By cycling through these 3 every day, I don't see how autobuyers could ifnd an easy way through. The only difference is that restockers would have to get used to restocking with 3 different systems.
I actually think that is a great idea. Sort of like the way Neo uses different types of text for the security code on the log-in page. It is never the same text and never the same combo of letters/numbers--so impossible to predict beforehand what will show up.
And, Tonu, I honestly didn't mean to make you feel like scum. I just wanted people to see the other side of the situation. How frustrating it is to have autobuyers to deal with.
We all make mistakes and it is a brave person to admit to them in public. I have the highest hopes that you learned from whatever mistakes you made. Honest.
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