Can someone bribe my opponents to move?

Originally posted by Nordlys
Not if you pay by credit card.

"You're breakin' my balls, balls. breakin' em."

Originally posted by Ice Cold
"You're breakin' my balls, balls. breakin' em."

Originally posted by Very Rusty
No by money order

Originally posted by Nordlys
What I meant was that if you pay by credit card, you don't have to pay for two years. If you pay by cheque or this mysterious money order, you have to pay for two years because otherwise it wouldn't be worth the cost and work for the site owners.

Originally posted by Nordlys
What I meant was that if you pay by credit card, you don't have to pay for two years. If you pay by cheque or this mysterious money order, you have to pay for two years because otherwise it wouldn't be worth the cost and work for the site owners.

Originally posted by Nordlys
I looked at your games, and you haven't been waiting for much more than six hours in any of the games, and much less in most of them. This is a site for Correspondence Chess. A move per day would still be considered fast. Also, consider that your opponents may live in a different time zone or may have a different rhythm than you, so they might be asleep or at work or school right now.

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You may want a fast game when you put up the Open Invite, but then something happens - your internet connection gets cut off, your computer gives up the ghost, or you get sick and are off work and don't have a computer at home - there's any number of things that can go wrong. The majority of people on this site play fair with their games. I'd make an exception for p1200 ratings though, tyre-kickers sometimes to play one or two games and then are never seen again. If they've made it to 5 rated games they generally last.

I timeouted one of my opponents, that will teach him/her to move faster next time.