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Info: I built a new computer recently so I am able to stream now, I stream TF2 90% of the time but sometimes I may stream other games aswell, usually pubs but also some scrims/matches. I try to stream on a near-daily basis

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Sorry if my original post was confusing but I kinda rage-spat it out from reading how he treated other people.

I cannot speak for others, but personally I was under zero assumption that snoven would take the items for himself until this thread came along.

Prior to being linked this thread, all I knew about his scamming was "he pretended to be a girl and got some hats from some kid". I did not read any of the steamrep posts or anything else into it until this thread came along, I never saw any of the FTC staffs previous behaviour or dickish posts on SR forums prior to this thread. I did not know the kid was buying the hats with his parents paypal.

A couple months ago I was like "oh, he's only doing FTC as a publicity stunt, I don't want to be a part of that", I didn't even know about the item donations, I was only shown the event donation page (monetary) on the childs play website.

Again, I don't know if these posts are aimed at me among others, But you have to understand that I never assumed/thought he would scam anyone during the charity stream until I read this thread, I never asked anyone about his scamming because I don't care for the issue, I had no concern to speak out against it until I was linked this thread, then I was like "oh shit, he did THAT?" and immediately spoke up to help reinforce the stuff that's already been posted.

If I knew there was any threat to peoples items being taken instead of rightfully used in the stream I would have indeed spoken up about it, but I honestly was not aware of how shitty they treated the people they scammed, they seemed genuine about their intentions (both the charity and the publicity stunt) but I see now that they has a complete different side of them that shit-talks the people they scam and don't give a fuck about other peoples lively-hoods.

I hope you understand my mentality on the matter before I saw this thread, Internet drama vs Morally wrong are separated by a few pieces of evidence that I discovered from this thread.

Additional reading: -snip-

Since my bud Auzzie posted here I may aswell reaffirm the facts;

I've known about this shit for months now, I haven't said anything about it outside of my circle of friends because I don't give a shit about internet drama, also I don't ever post on tftv (just lurk).

He added me before the FTC stuff got "big", through mutual friends (before my opinion of him soured). Once I found out his true intentions (see below) I told my friends not to get involved with the event on a staff level and I just left the steam group and forgot about the whole event.

I've played mvm with him awhile back where he openly bragged in mumble about scamming $4000 worth of tf2 crap from some kid by pretending to be a girl, then justified it by giving the items to people I am friends with (see Auzzies post). He also admitted in mumble that FTC was basically just something to make him popular disguised as a charity event (not that he wont donate the proceeds to charity though).

I generally don't like the guy as a whole but I never removed him because I didn't wanna cause shit by doing so (I was listed as a moderator or something of FTC before the site got changed), now that the truth is out I can delete him without caring about internet drama.

TL;DR

Everything in the OP is 100% correct.