Doing a source check
Written by Basskiller
1. Obtain your source that
needs checking,
2. Do a little leg work yourself
first. Email the source first and ask for his references. He should be more than
willing to give you these. If he doesn't, find someone new.
3. Once you have the email
addresses of the references, stop, don't just email those addresses.
4. Find the boards that these guys
post on, chances are that they will either be Vets and or Mods.
5. Check the addresses of the ones
that the source gave you and the ones listed in the Mods and or Vets profile.
6. Whatever account
that the reference has, you get a corresponding one. ziplip to ziplip,
cyber-rights to cyber-rights...etc
7. Now your ready to check on your
source by asking these references..
8. Once your done all that but you
don't really know the references that well, then go to a MOD or a VET that you
trust and ask about these references and the source.
Chances are that the guys that you trust will know at least the
references, if not the source also.
BUT DO THE LEG WORK FIRST.
An example of what you should email your friend that you trust MOD or VET:
Make damn sure that you trust them!
Hey(Mod or Vet)
I've been checking out
the_sources_name@the.sources.email.address.com
He gave me these guys as references
Joe_shmoe@who.knows.where.com and
you_know_who@nowhereland.net
They said that the guy is good to go, what do you think?
Make sure you do this on secure email zip to zip, elite to elite, cyber-r to
cyber-r, opra to opra, hush to hush
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