[Denied] Problem with your server: ip(192.168.1.10)

[rodri_arg]

Hi, i'm Rodrigo from Argentina.I've been playing in your server since a week, in a friend's house which nickname is nando_arg.
I like too much this server, and i subscribed to Telefonica Speedy internet provider (the best in Argentina) and yesterday i got it, because they came and conected me to the band. But here started the problem, i tried to login with my friend's nickname(nando_arg) and it said something of banned and that i have to talk with u, so i called first the telefonica's service and they told me that this ip was a dinamic one and that i have it now as a static one. So, i think that it was banned by other user maybe, and i want to ask u what can i do, because i can't go to my friend's house to play six or seven hours a day, and can someone use my ip and ban it?Because i think if it can happen i'll have always problems. I hope your help and if u want, i can give u my msn and we can talk there.my ip: 192.168.1.10
Sorry my bad english because i'm argentinian
Greets from argetina

[TEF]

Firstly, that's not your IP. To find an accurate IP, you need to look it up with a Site like WhatsMyIP.Net. Secondly, you're not banned with the name of "nando_arg". Try re-entering the server.


Please Get Back To Me!


~ Justin (A.K.A. TEF)

[rodri_arg]

i logged with nando_arg nickname because i haven't created one for me. The ip is 190.50.202.139.i'll create one nickname tomorrow, because it's late here in argentina(9.30).I'll be waiting for your help.
SORRY, I CREATED A NEW POST INSTEAD OF REPLY, I CONFUSED.SORRY

[TEF]

You're gonzo_fortinero. This topic can be locked.


http://forum.sa-mp.nl/index.php?topic=12618.0

[rodri_arg]

Whattttt???????
Fortinero in argentina means fan of velez sarsfield and i'm fan of Estudiantes de la plata,  which is the opposite team.
You're confusing me with another person man.
I told u, i have had internet since yesterday.
And i couldn't connect since there.
so pliss, help me

[rodri_arg]

r u going to help me?

[TEF]

Nope.