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Buying a user account?

Started by Michelle Alvarez8 · · 👁 3 views · 6 replies

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Participants Michelle Alvarez8Alexander Martinez11Bryan Lewis75jadetrucker43cosmicskipper39
Michelle Alvarez8 Michelle Alvarez8 RegularOP
299 messages
joined Nov 2015
#1 ·
So, I was wondering—is there any way to actually change a user ID (the one that gets auto-generated when you sign up)? If it's possible, what kind of price tag would we be looking at? And would the site admins even consider selling user IDs as a premium feature? Or maybe even renting them out for a set amount of time? You could call it a "vanity user ID" service or something—who knows!

I’m super interested in buying or renting this specific number: http://www.example-forum.com/member.php?u=1337. It looks like it's wide open, since the site throws an error whenever I try to click the link. 🤷

Thanks a ton!
Brian Edwards78
Alexander Martinez11 Alexander Martinez11 Newcomer
4 messages
joined Nov 2010
#2 ·
Can I ask a quick question? Sorry if this is off-topic (since it’s not directly answering the main thread), but I am genuinely curious. I've seen people on several different forums mentioning they want to buy or rent out user IDs, and I honestly cannot wrap my head around the WHY. Like, I am seriously losing sleep wondering about the motivation here 😁 I mean, fine, if someone wants to buy a specific "OG" handle, I get that, but why would anyone want some totally random account? I really need someone to explain the logic to me 🙂
Bryan Lewis75 Bryan Lewis75 Newcomer
1 message
joined Jul 2016
#3 ·
I mean, honestly... what difference does it actually make if it's number 10000 or 10349? I don't really get the point, and besides, there's no reason anyone would need to memorize those anyway...
jadetrucker43 jadetrucker43 Active Member
168 messages
joined Dec 2018
#4 ·
I honestly don't get why people shell out extra cash just to pick their own license plates. It’s the exact same piece of metal...

Besides, Brian Edwards78 wasn't just grabbing some random, meaningless number—if you have no clue what 1337 actually means, Google is your friend. 😬
Bryan Lewis75 Bryan Lewis75 Newcomer
1 message
joined Jul 2016
#5 ·
1337 actually stands for "leet"...
Alexander Martinez11 Alexander Martinez11 Newcomer
4 messages
joined Nov 2010
#6 ·
Haha, I actually had no idea, but thanks so much for clearing that up! My client is super happy with everything 😁
cosmicskipper39 cosmicskipper39 Active Member
71 messages
joined Jan 2012
#7 ·
Kimberly Sanders13 said:Haha, I had no clue, but thanks for the heads up. My Zeljko znatizeljka is pretty happy with it 😁

Then you clearly never watched Zeljko znatizeljka when you were a kid 😳

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