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Anyone with authentication problems? Yesterday I asked for a refund and today I can’t log in anymore. Nice.
I had to create a new account because I got disconnected from the forums after you reply me.—I’m pretty sure the problem isn’t my username or password.I use a password manager so there is no way I can type something wrong and there’s a different message when I type the right password and when I type the wrong password. So i’m pretty sure Dugi is trying to not refund me and want to stole my money.jaredycalves said:I had to create a new account because I got disconnected from the forums after you reply me.—I’m pretty sure the problem isn’t my username or password.I use a password manager so there is no way I can type something wrong and there’s a different message when I type the right password and when I type the wrong password. So i’m pretty sure Dugi is trying to not refund me and want to stole my money.We’re not in the business of stealing of your $6.99, account was automatically locked by our system due to account sharing, you act so offended and ripped off when you’re the one stealing from us and sharing with your friends.
You should already have your refund by now, don’t come back.
Sharing? Sorry to disappoint you, but I used two different computers to log in because I wanted to know if I was going to be refunded. Do you know the words: work and home?I’m still waiting. I didn’t receive the refund yet.I’m probably going to be blocked again because I’m using the same two computers. I don’t care about it.You must be working in 3 different places and have a teleportation device, where you can be in multiple places at the same time.
Dugi in his defense that could easily be explained by his work computer having different IPs for VPN purposes. If you were to do the same check on me (if I used my work computer for gaming, anyway) then you’d see me logged in from Seattle as well as Virginia because of the VPN routing.
halseyspartan2 said:Dugi in his defense that could easily be explained by his work computer having different IPs for VPN purposes. If you were to do the same check on me (if I used my work computer for gaming, anyway) then you’d see me logged in from Seattle as well as Virginia because of the VPN routing.Oh, it’s possible, but I didn’t use anything. I started to laugh when I saw the logs saying that I tried to log in at the same exact date and time but with different IPs. The timezone is different, so I cannot tell if it happened when I was in my work or in my house.
Doesn’t explain the 138.36.0.* ip logged at the same time of your actual ip. You’ve been refunded, time to move on.
ClickBank is really bad in refund people. I’m still waiting for the refund to actually happen.I’m gonna continue to say to you: It’s the same computer. I thought it was because I used two different computers to log in but apparently my work’s ISP uses a proxy to manage the client’s IP. That’s why it keeps changing like that.
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