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And check out who
StarBet's favorite account to send merit to is. There's no doubt that this person is comfortable manipulating the forum through multiple accounts for their own ends.
So I have a question for anybody who wants to answer it: would you red tag naim027's new account if you knew for certain who it was (having definitive proof), or would you give them another chance. I believe he has yet another account which he uses to exchange merits, bolster his trust, and he even goes so far as to have conversations with himself... it would be a sign of mental illness if it wasn't so cringe. The problem is, while I know the first account belongs to naim027 for a fact, I don't for the 2nd.
Personally I don't think such people can change, and I hate being lied to. But I'm willing to hear the opinions of others because I don't want to be acting out of a box.
I have had a suspicion for a very long time about where some other accounts fit in to the jigsaw when it relates to matter about naim027. I think trying to talk his way in to allow a company or two to take him on as a campaign manager was always going to be the end goal. The purpose of such an endeavour would be primarily to keep a public facade of a campaign manager while simultaneously enrolling some highly dubious accounts in his campaigns (most probably because they were part of his account farming operations).
The answer is yes, I would give a red tag to any of his accounts.
What I see here is that he is now a campaign manager and seems to be doing well. I have always had my suspicions, but since I am not 100% sure and he seemed to be behaving well with this account, I reflected that in my last neutral feedback.
But it all boils down to whether you think there is trade risk or not.
With him being paid a certain amount of funds to pay campaign participants, there will always be a chance he will exit-scam. If he ever manages to manage a campaign such as Rainbet where there are a large number of participants, that would cause an enormous amount of problems for participants and the reputation of the forum if he ever did exit-scam.
He is probably biding his time, trying to get some campaigns (and when the time is right according to the funds he is holding) he will exit-scam. After all, he operates other accounts in the forum, it is just that he is getting better at obfuscating some of those accounts.