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 Post subject: Top 500 Overall - common surnames
PostPosted: 10 Jan 2012, 15:23 
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Listed below are surnames inside the top 500 of the Daily Mail game that have more than one different christian name.

Names in red are those that I have asked GFM (game organisers) to investigate. The reasons being one or a combination of the following.
Uncommon surname, consistency between names, team name similarities, male/female entry.

I have done this due to GFMs inept ability to investigate potential multi entry teams (see 'Prossergate' from the 10/11 and 11/12 seasons), they have recently started to not reply to emails too so I am making all persons that play GFM games aware of the conditions that you are playing under.
The current leader is one I feel needs investigating. It could turn out that the person finishing second loses out on £15,000 due to GFMs lazy approach to investigating teams/names that are at least suspicious.

17 of the below lists include both female and male entrants.

I am open to any questions, for example why I highlighted certain names and not others (that may have similar circumstances), I will try my best to explain why but please remember I am human and may make mistakes. It does not stop anybody else from reporting names not in red if they wish to do so.


34 Matthew Allen Up the Town 1893
36 Simon Allen Repairman 1891
299 Simon Allen Eternity 1790
379 Matthew Allen Le Tissier Hotshots 1777
439 Lindsay Allen LOOT 1768

3 Bruce Baer Andi Stephens 1987
28 Bruce Baer Alena Harries 1897
52 Jamie Baer Law 4 1877
62 Jamie Baer Law 1 1866
107 Jamie Baer Law 3 1846
109 Bruce Baer Hillary Hooterz 1844
124 Bruce Baer Charlie Cooper 1836
215 Jamie Baer Law 5 1810


124 Mary Baker Graces Greats 1836
379 Anna Baker Lucys Ladies 1777

17 David Barrett Ellie the Elephant 1905
18 Nigel Barrett Ellie the Elephant 1904
56 Nigel Barrett MrG Strikes Back 1874
62 Nigel Barrett Peasant from Madeira 1866
109 Nigel Barrett Dawns Devils 1844
122 Nigel Barrett Peasant from Madeira 1837
270 David Barrett Peasant from Madeira 1797
303 David Barrett MrG Strikes Back 1789
311 Nigel Barrett Shamrock Rovers 1787
351 Nigel Barrett Ellie the Elephant 1781
471 David Barrett Dawns Devils 1763
488 Steve Barrett lk0puiy 1761


238 Paul Clarke AUTO-SELECT XI 1806
368 Simon Clarke simon11 1779

69 Greg Davies Blue Moon Rising 1864
252 Mal Davies DE FUTBOL DE FANASIA 1801
406 Peter Davies o rly 1773

13 Rebecca Dearden Beck2 1926
31 Rebecca Dearden Beck4 1894
78 Campbell Dearden Beckcam4 1860
159 Campbell Dearden Beckcam3 1825
328 Rebecca Dearden Beck5 1784
351 Rebecca Dearden Beck3 1781


121 Steven Donkersley Orange Battleship 1838
368 Paul Donkersley Jekyl Hyde - - 1779

207 Sonia Dunkley Sunny D 4 1811
221 Christopher Dunkley Slam Dunk 4 1809
266 Christopher Dunkley Slam Dunk 2 1798


336 Robert Edgar Bobsbest 1783
343 Elizabeth Edgar True Blues2 1782

35 Andy Edwards Pak Choi 1892
69 Andy Edwards Lettuce 1864
153 Daniel Edwards Syds Dream Team 1828
201 Susan Edwards GRANATASARAY 1812
467 Andy Edwards Courgette 17

199 Rob Ellis Manuel Carlos 1813
480 Dean Ellis D1X1E DEAN 1762

78 Andrew Foster Adams Family 5 1860
145 Steve Foster fozzies no4 1831
181 Steven Foster 3 1818

44 STEPHEN GREEN GLAURUNG 1885
119 DAVE GREEN AMARU 1840
411 DAVE GREEN BOLLA 1772


22 Robert Greer Robert 1 1900
318 Anne Greer Annie G 4 1786
397 Anne Greer Annie G 2 1775


69 Wayne Harris WAYNES WIZZARDS 1864
228 Craig Harris binkys goals 1808
450 Wayne Harris star trekkin 1766

284 Cheryl Hayes Vulcan Wenger 1793
299 Brendan Hayes Old Brendonians 1790

36 Benjamin Haynes Pluto 1891
52 Ben Haynes Plum 1877
104 Ben Haynes Apple 1847
111 Penelope Haynes Acorn 1843
112 Benjamin Haynes Gromit 1842
116 Penelope Haynes Pistachio 1841
129 Benjamin Haynes Gnasher 1835
145 Penelope Haynes Almond 1831
149 Penelope Haynes Brazil 1830
176 Ben Haynes Peach 1820
192 Penelope Haynes Hazel 1815
318 Ben Haynes Orange 1786


2 Andrew Jones Sky Blue Elephants 2003
5 Andrew Jones Devilsweep Smash 1972
7 Andrew Jones Devilsweep 2nd XI 1967
22 David Jones Welsh Wizards 1900
26 Andrew Jones Devilsweep XI 1899
103 Andrew Jones Sweepdog Boom 1848
140 Andrew Jones Sky Blue Reserves 1832
170 David Jones Warriors 1822
426 Niven Jones Nivs 1st XI 1770
445 Stephen Jones Tingle Rovers 1767

245 Jennifer Lenharth Rossis Rippers 1803
284 Jonathan Lenharth Best Of Five 1793

75 Alan Leveridge al 2 1863
85 Hazel Leveridge city girl 1856
140 Hazel Leveridge city girl 2 1832
165 Don Leveridge city dons 1 1823
201 Alan Leveridge al 5 1812
238 Hazel Leveridge city girl 3 1806


129 Keith Mann thunderballs 1835
397 Ernest Mann silverspoons 1775

153 David Marshall Captains eleven 1828
238 David Marshall Its just not cricket 1806
379 Michelle Marshall Dyslexic CF 1777
406 David Marshall Majors eleven 1773
426 David Marshall Colonels eleven 1770
445 Michelle Marshall Cerebral Ballsy XI 1767


245 Ron Martin Rons Cockney Rebels 1803
309 Ian Martin boinging baggies 5 1788
403 Matthew Martin Chunkys Champions 3 1774

10 John Mccall city81 1944
36 John Mccall city79 1891
165 Alastair Mccall alastair4 1823
207 John Mccall happypandas 1811
252 Janice Mccall physiokings 1801
252 Janice McCall tripleooo 1801
351 John Mccall chelseawm 1781
411 John Mccall kilmarnock5 1772
415 Stephen Mccall pharmacy34 1771


44 Bekki Mills Man City 2 1885
159 Peter Mills The Malevolent 1825
351 Bekki Mills Man City 3 1781
460 Bekki Mills City 1 1765

15 Danny Palmer Holty Number 9 1910
61 Danny Palmer Sprow Cats 1867
124 Danny Palmer Young at Hart 1836
207 DEAN PALMER DEAN MAN CITY 1811
411 Danny Palmer El Puppidi 1772

279 Bharat Patel bandit 1794
415 Iqbal Patel ickys wooden spoon 1771

1 Sandy DomingosShipley 5 2065
50 Sandy DomingosShipley 4 1879
91 Michael Shipley Jawbreaker 1853
140 Sandy DomingosShipley 2 1832
153 Michael Shipley Lumeister Generals 1828
250 Sandy DomingosShipley 1 1802
415 Michael Shipley Minor Threat 1771


266 Justin Smith Kop IT 1798
467 Rob Smith Smiths Irons 1764
471 Nina Smith ninas ninjas 1763

67 Richard Stirland Old Gregg 1865
82 Richard Stirland Button Moon 1858
88 Tony Stirland The Mad Hatters 1854
303 Tony Stirland Team C 1789
311 Richard Stirland Rich Pickings II 1787
360 Tony Stirland Team A 1780


263 John Tarplee Jontys Jury 1799
480 Steven Tarplee ThingibobMcWotsit FC 1762

21 Leonard Taylor the brad pack 1901
48 Gordon Taylor league Wombats 1880
163 Gordon Taylor league Bilbies 1824
215 Darren Taylor Operation 2 1810
309 Darren Taylor Operation 1 1788
343 Darren Taylor Operation 5 1782
390 Darren Taylor Operation 4 1776

173 Patricia Thompson pat2 1821
207 Edward Thompson pats pouches 1811


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 Post subject: Re: Top 500 Overall - common surnames
PostPosted: 10 Jan 2012, 20:36 
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Interesting - Let me know if GFM do nothing about some of the blatant attempts at least.

For those who don't know I am very unfortunately not this Andrew Jones:

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Chuck I don't play the Mail but one of those names is a FISOer and judging by his posts, a really nice guy. Do we really need this ?


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So I should make FISOers exempt? :?:

All I'm doing is bringing this to the public eye and asking that GFM investigate.

If I've broken any forum terms and conditions then I'm sure my threads will be deleted and ill be warned/banned from FISO.

In highlighting common surnames I will not make any exceptions.

Apologies to anyone that is offended by my posts.


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No I wasn't offended and no-one certainly wants you to be banned :)

I just wondered if there could be, say, a more tactful approach ?


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Finally some recognition :lol: Hello, the Stirlands are me and my dad. That's my actual father not me in disguise. It's no secret and has been mentioned on here several times in the past. You can find me presenting what I think is fairly convincing evidence in the Metro forum from when this was the Metro game a couple of years ago.

As GFM run/ran the Telegraph games, which we've both played many times, they'll have a record of us both playing paid for games going back over ten years which I think makes it pretty clear we're genuine. Unless I paid to enter under other names a decade in advance in order to give myself an advantage in a future contest which didn't yet exist....


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I appreciate the post Art, especially as there was no tone of anger to it. Thank you.

I'm sure you can understand why your names were included. You know you're genuine so all's good.

Good luck in the game.


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Finally some recognition :lol: Hello, the Stirlands are me and my dad. That's my actual father not me in disguise. It's no secret and has been mentioned on here several times in the past. You can find me presenting what I think is fairly convincing evidence in the Metro forum from when this was the Metro game a couple of years ago.

As GFM run/ran the Telegraph games, which we've both played many times, they'll have a record of us both playing paid for games going back over ten years which I think makes it pretty clear we're genuine. Unless I paid to enter under other names a decade in advance in order to give myself an advantage in a future contest which didn't yet exist....


Reads like a full confession to me, very clever to set this up over 10 years ago. You need to watch this one Chuck!


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Art Vandelay wrote:
Finally some recognition :lol: Hello, the Stirlands are me and my dad. That's my actual father not me in disguise. It's no secret and has been mentioned on here several times in the past. You can find me presenting what I think is fairly convincing evidence in the Metro forum from when this was the Metro game a couple of years ago.

As GFM run/ran the Telegraph games, which we've both played many times, they'll have a record of us both playing paid for games going back over ten years which I think makes it pretty clear we're genuine. Unless I paid to enter under other names a decade in advance in order to give myself an advantage in a future contest which didn't yet exist....


Ditto my son Jamie has been paying for his TFF teams ever since he was 18!
If I wanted an extra 5 teams or more in The Mail I wouldnt be such an idiot to use my son - ive got mates/cousins that I could use for that purpose!
The Mail is such a high maintenance competition plus pretty skillful that 5 is more than enough.


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I also appreciate your post Bear, especially as it wasn't the first time that I've mentioned your name and again you reply with dignity and good nature. A thank you to you too.

Good luck to yourself and Jamie.


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Location: .. he thinks that he knows something which he doesn't, whereas I am quite concious of my ignorance.
I am a bit confused as 5 is the per person limit, and there are people with less than 5 here......


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I am a bit confused as 5 is the per person limit, and there are people with less than 5 here......


Chuck has only named teams in the top 500, they may have more teams further adrift.


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PostPosted: 10 Jan 2012, 23:18 
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See Nigel Barrett (7 teams) ;) blah.

The point is not how many teams a name has. It's that, for example, team name abnormalities (see the Barrett clan) point heavily towards the likelihood of one person controlling all the said teams.

The Mail rules state that no teams may be entered by agents or third parties.


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Reads like a full confession to me, very clever to set this up over 10 years ago. You need to watch this one Chuck!


Just wait until you see what I've got planned for the 2024 season :twisted:


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[color=#FF0000]3 Bruce Baer Andi Stephens 1987
28 Bruce Baer Alena Harries 1897
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Bruce is having a cracking season as hi team in the Sun (same name ) is storming bothe the seasonal tables and 200 grand on the cards.

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Thankfully I only entered 12 teams in that one + free one and I know Jamie only entered his freeone so I wont have to put up with the Fiso Police!


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Where would your teams in 3rd and 28th and Jamies in 52nd and 62nd be if Prossers 30+ teams were still present? I'm not implying Prosser is a threat but he's holding his own in TFF. I also understand that you're doing very well in most games this season.
Where could they be if the obvious Barretts/Pikes/Harkers are booted?

I think you see my point. The FISO Police are required.


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Daily Mail reply to the link I posted on Facebook to this Article.

Mr Kane, the author of this thread on the FISO website, has been in touch with us a number of times, and investigations into all potential multi-entrants that he has made us aware of are ongoing.

If there is any concrete evidence that they are breaking the rules of the game, we will remove their teams.


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today....

Thank you for your recent emails on this subject.
We are currently in the process of investigating the managers that you have notified us of. These things do take time, and we do not have additional resources to look into this, but they WILL be investigated in due course. Some names that you have mentioned have already been investigated earlier in the season, and we are satisfied that they are controlling their teams and are not in breach of the terms.
Please note that the terms state “Participants found to have registered more than five teams may be removed from the MailOnline Game, disqualified and not be eligible to win prizes. If you do not provide your real name when registering, you may not be able to claim any prize for which you otherwise would be eligible. Entries must not be submitted by agents or third parties and such entries will be deemed void”

So, managers can seek advice from their friends or family to help them win, but as long as the named manager is the sole person in charge of the team they are eligible to win prizes.


ps. Russell Kane is a comedian, I try to be but fail.


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It will be interesting how gfm handle the Barrett and McCall clans because if anything they are more blatent than the Prossers and they were kicked out, ALL of them.

I'd now like to know why the Prossers were kicked out (considering other clans have very similar circumstances). Matt Rust was obvious (facebook confession) but every Prosser?

managers can seek advice from their friends or family to help them win

If there is any concrete evidence that they are breaking the rules of the game, we will remove their teams.

What concrete evidence did they have to kick out 100% of the Prossers that they won't have to kick out the Barretts/McCalls? :?


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Hello Mr Cane, since you seem to be the person most obsessed with the policing of the Daily Mail game, and since I am probably the person best placed to comment on GFM's investigation procedures, I think it only fair to give you an insight which might save you time with regard to the co-ordination of future witch hunts.

GFM send you a bulk standard e-mail enquiring if you are responsible for managing your teams or for managing more than 5. If you respond to them claiming to be responsible for your own teams as (quite rightly) 3 members of my staff did, you receive a bulk standard response from them effectively saying 'thank you for clarifying that and good luck with game'.
If, you respond confirming that you had breached the rules, or, as was the case with myself and various members of my family, you make a tacit withdrawal by not responding within their deadline of 14 days, your teams are removed.

There you have it. GFM's investigation procedure is at best flawed, at worst negligible.

Had my family and I responsed to their e-mail, claiming to be individually responsible for managing our own teams and controlling no more than 5, we would have remained in the game. Although my wife is becoming afflicted with the FF bug (she did well in YTM last season) the enthusiasts in the family are myself and my son, Sam, and we were managing the teams for my parents, sister and daughter. Consequently, once the rules were pointed out we chose to withdraw from the game. I suspect that more committed 'cheats' are simply responding to GFM in the affirmative.


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I'm sorry Dean but I will have to take that reply with a pinch of salt, it would be naive of me to believe that the person posting is in fact the real Dean Prosser, FISO is awash with trolls so I am sure you understand. Of course it could be genuine and if in fact it is I appreciate your reply. Thank you for that insight and by no means am I surprised by what you have written.
Yes I have a problem with multi's controlling others teams to gain an advantage over other genuine players, it is cheating and i do not condone it. If that is you it is a big thing to come on here and post so thank you. Your domination of the leaderboards over the past 2 seasons made it easy for me to use your case first. I sometimes do not go about my business in the best way and I'm the first to admit that so if I have said anything untoward I apologise.
If what you write is true then GFM have alot to answer to as they are not 'investigating' as they have said they have done and will do.

I know GFM will be keeping an eye on these threads and posts and I am now asking them to make themselves known on FISO and respond to 'dean prossers' post.
Yes the Prossers were breaking the rules. But if others are doing the same then they should be treated the same and if I were the Prossers I would be mystified and angry if others were not treated exactly as I were.

GFM, what do you have to say on the matter?


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I sent a response via the web site but received nought :?
I thought that this game would be like a breath of fresh air & gave it ago after last years Sun game proved that cheating is rife in the Fantasy Football land & that the competitions organisers were not bothered even when given evidence & they realised the Tamminater was being used to bypass entry fields :twisted:
I just hope the Mail are a little bit stricter & apply zero tollerance other wise next year I will be checking out my family tree :twisted: after all if you cant beat them :!:


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Hello again Russell, sorry to be familiar, but I'm a tad suprised that you don't believe me to be the real Dean Prosser.

My personal details appear to have been posted by every man and his dog, so here goes by way of I.D:-

Dean Prosser, 31/03/66, Maidstone, CEO Nightingales 24/7, married to Lilibeth, son of Pam & John, brother of Karen, father of Samuel & Lucie-Victoria.

The truth is Russell, that I am convinced that I have enormous evidence to attack GFM legally. Not with regard to multiple entries, despite your Sherlock work which proves systematic and global cheating. We (inadvertently cheated, hence the reason for our mass withdrawal) but for breaches of the DATA Protection Act and, I am convinced that employees of GFM are commercially involved with the leading mini-leagues. I have the privilege of access to a Company Solicitor and I am toying as to whether I can be bothered to pursue GFM, albeit I have the right raging with them. How would you feel, if your wife was continually receiving abusive/threatening calls, weeks after having been removed from the game? She's a nurse, she has to get up for a long day at 6, why should she suffer abuse at 2? I have to admit, I assumed the culprit to be you, and I had even bothered to find out where you lived! I do have something of a temper!! Fact is, I have concrete evidence of GFM leaking our details.

From my perspective, I've played a lot of cricket in my life, but I'm proud to confirm that I've walked whenever I've edged it (an all too frequent event) and, despite the fact that my family name will,unfortunately, be synonomous with cheating, I am happy to offer you my support v the cheats, in any way I can.

I've been a committed and enthusiastic participator in fantasy sports, dating back to the mid-nineties, my first prize was manager of the month in the telegraph September 1997, only notable for the fact that I received my cheque from Bergkamp. I will continue to compete when I get the time, and can only hope that the crap my family has had to put up with, diminishes over time.


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Well this is interesting. For what its worth Dean I was in private conversation with another member of this forum earlier today. I mentioned that I do believe this to be you but like I said it would show naivity to trust it publically. That member can publically clarify that if they would like to.
I am on my phone (tapatalk) currently so can't address each of you points as it does not allow me reference to your previous post. I will do that when I get to a computer.
I would however like to say that I have not made any calls to any of your family. Your business website was posted on another fantasy football forum site, I then copied it to this one (to show the connections to all the said names) which I apologise for if this was the reason, as you know it has your details on it, surely that is down to the owner of the website (you?) as far as data protection goes? It could be absolutely anyone being made so public, not sure why you would think that would have anything to do with GFM though?
I think its common knowledge on here that I am in Crawley, mainly due to their current success. You're more than welcome to come down so we can discuss matters. I have nothing against you personally despite the content of some of my posts. I am willing to aid you if you were to take any action against the game providers, I have a lot of information now both made public and in private that may be of use to you.
Feel free to pm me if you would like to. I'm not too sure this conversation is practical for public forum eyes.

Russ


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 Post subject: Re: Top 500 Overall - common surnames
PostPosted: 12 Jan 2012, 22:36 
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dean prosser wrote:
Hello again Russell, sorry to be familiar, but I'm a tad suprised that you don't believe me to be the real Dean Prosser.

My personal details appear to have been posted by every man and his dog, so here goes by way of I.D:-

Dean Prosser, 31/03/66, Maidstone, CEO Nightingales 24/7, married to Lilibeth, son of Pam & John, brother of Karen, father of Samuel & Lucie-Victoria.

The truth is Russell, that I am convinced that I have enormous evidence to attack GFM legally. Not with regard to multiple entries, despite your Sherlock work which proves systematic and global cheating. We (inadvertently cheated, hence the reason for our mass withdrawal) but for breaches of the DATA Protection Act and, I am convinced that employees of GFM are commercially involved with the leading mini-leagues. I have the privilege of access to a Company Solicitor and I am toying as to whether I can be bothered to pursue GFM, albeit I have the right raging with them. How would you feel, if your wife was continually receiving abusive/threatening calls, weeks after having been removed from the game? She's a nurse, she has to get up for a long day at 6, why should she suffer abuse at 2? I have to admit, I assumed the culprit to be you, and I had even bothered to find out where you lived! I do have something of a temper!! Fact is, I have concrete evidence of GFM leaking our details.

From my perspective, I've played a lot of cricket in my life, but I'm proud to confirm that I've walked whenever I've edged it (an all too frequent event) and, despite the fact that my family name will,unfortunately, be synonomous with cheating, I am happy to offer you my support v the cheats, in any way I can.

I've been a committed and enthusiastic participator in fantasy sports, dating back to the mid-nineties, my first prize was manager of the month in the telegraph September 1997, only notable for the fact that I received my cheque from Bergkamp. I will continue to compete when I get the time, and can only hope that the crap my family has had to put up with, diminishes over time.


Hi Dean, welcome to FISO. I just googled Nightingales 24 7, I found out in less than a second your syndicates details including mobile phone numbers, I don't think GFM released the personal details.

I can 100% assure you thet GFM are in no way connected to the leading mini leagues.

You are obviously well read by the way you write, you knew you were cheating from the minute you read the rules of how to play the game and entered teams in family names. You were rightly removed from the game. Your offer in helping Chuck v the cheats made me spit my beer out as I read it. :lol:


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 Post subject: Re: Top 500 Overall - common surnames
PostPosted: 12 Jan 2012, 23:13 
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Hello Elkmaster

I thank you for welcoming me to FISO, and for considering me well read.

I can't, unfortunately, reciprocate, because you obviously have struggled to properly read what I wrote, so I am guessing the works of Dante, Dickens or Marlow might prove beyond you.

As I took pains to explain, I didn't properly read the T & C 's (as is often the case with me, I messed up TFF December by assuming it finished 31/12) in the Mail, but once GFM pointed them out, we withdrew from the game. Had we wanted to prolong our 'cheating', all we had to do was mail them them back, which we collectively chose not to do.

It will always be the case, that bigots will consider us guilty whatever I may post. I expected that, and I'm currently irritating myself for taking the first ounce of bait thrown out to me.

However, you are such a leading authority on all things GFM, that you can 100% confirm that they are in no way connected to the leading mini-leagues? How come??

I have categoric and irrefutable evidence that they have seriously breached the DATA PROTECTION ACT, a heinous crime for a limited Company, and I am still deciding what to do about it - my prerogative methinks. Incidentally, nowt to do with our personal mobile numbers which, as you rightly point out are in the public domain via our Company website.


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