This chess site is a scam!!!
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No you’re 100% correct I can confirm this is definitely their business model
The question is, what are we going to do now that we know their secret?
Well,
people under the rating like 1100 all blunder alot so...
Jul 23, 2021
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mi_chiamo_alex wrote:
happens every time !!! ... I easily reach 900/1000 points, after which I start to meet only strong opponents who lower my score up to 800 points ... the thing is very strange because the software of the site makes you meet suitable opponents to your current score, so if I now have 800 points I meet opponents with 800 points too, then in theory they should be easier to beat, but instead they seem to be strong opponents like the same ones I met when I had 1000 points ... this sucks is repeated systematically and perhaps I think I understand what the purpose of the site is: to let you follow paid chess lessons ... this thing is illegal!
PS: I know that now you will all begin to write that what I say is not true, that I am making up fandomie, always say this every time I open this protest topic ... I know well that you are all paid by the site to cover up the inconvenient truths
Your claims simply make no sense. Also I (like many others) am certainly not paid to "cover up" for chess.com. Such claims are simply slanderous.
Improving at chess is the best way to reduce this from happening. There is nothing wrong with being a beginner at chess, being low rated or playing for free. Their is definately somthing wrong with accusing chess.com (or anyone) of "illegal" activity without any actual evidence. And no, what you said above is not evidence, not even close.
Enough said really!
Hmmm ! 😾.......this is serious, it’s time for me to look into my crystal ball and see if I can find an answer, before more members start to lose their precious points ! 🙀.......my crystal ball 🔮 tells me that all will be well if you purchase a membership !
Jul 23, 2021
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If you purchase a membership does it last? Do you stay high rated or does it wear out?
Jul 23, 2021
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You do know you can go on live chess and when opponents make a game you can choose whether to play them or not right?
Jul 23, 2021
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mi_chiamo_alex wrote:
PS: I know that now you will all begin to write that what I say is not true, that I am making up fandomie, always say this every time I open this protest topic ... I know well that you are all paid by the site to cover up the inconvenient truths
I looked at one of your recent losses.
You spent the first 8 moves moving nothing but pawns.
The problem isn't the website, or some secret conspiracy against you -- the problem is that you still have much to learn.
The good news is, this means your problem is fixable. To do that, you first need to accept that your losses are coming from your own mistakes. Then, you'll have to begin putting in work to correct them.
mi_chiamo_alex wrote:
happens every time !!! ... I easily reach 900/1000 points, after which I start to meet only strong opponents who lower my score up to 800 points ... the thing is very strange because the software of the site makes you meet suitable opponents to your current score, so if I now have 800 points I meet opponents with 800 points too, then in theory they should be easier to beat, but instead they seem to be strong opponents like the same ones I met when I had 1000 points ... this sucks is repeated systematically and perhaps I think I understand what the purpose of the site is: to let you follow paid chess lessons ... this thing is illegal!
PS: I know that now you will all begin to write that what I say is not true, that I am making up fandomie, always say this every time I open this protest topic ... I know well that you are all paid by the site to cover up the inconvenient truths
You're on a tilt bro, take some rest and relaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaax!
Jul 23, 2021
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It’s a conspiracy man. I keep waiting for that moment when chess.com starts making me “win many games in a row” to get me to a high score.
There's no proof that there's any coding that does this. You just gotta beat your opponent no matter how well they play. And no, I'm not paid by the site. Hopefully you're a troll and not someone who actually believes this.
you're just bad, get good at chess. then post here.
Jul 23, 2021
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If I get a friend to sign up and pay membership, how many points will I get added to my rating?
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The best way to beat the lizard people is to become a better player. Don't let them use your ego to manipulate you into thinking you don't have control, that's how they crush you. Think "Internal locus of control" I believe in you brother, we will win in the end!
Jul 23, 2021
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#18
Another cry baby not capable to handle a losing streak and looking for someone else to blame.
mi_chiamo_alex escribió:
happens every time !!! ... I easily reach 900/1000 points, after which I start to meet only strong opponents who lower my score up to 800 points ... the thing is very strange because the software of the site makes you meet suitable opponents to your current score, so if I now have 800 points I meet opponents with 800 points too, then in theory they should be easier to beat, but instead they seem to be strong opponents like the same ones I met when I had 1000 points ... this sucks is repeated systematically and perhaps I think I understand what the purpose of the site is: to let you follow paid chess lessons ... this thing is illegal!
PS: I know that now you will all begin to write that what I say is not true, that I am making up fandomie, always say this every time I open this protest topic ... I know well that you are all paid by the site to cover up the inconvenient truths
Makes no sense at all. Cope harder, get better. That's the only solution to the problem.