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How do I change username?

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iBizStart

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1. I could not find an option to change my username in the bank even though I have done it once before?
2. Who wants to sell me some DNF$ so I can change it. Please post offers here

Thank You
 
You cannot change your username using DNF$.

They charge you a fee of something like $200.

Contact admin or mod.
 
Wow thats really gay. $200 for a new username? It would be cheaper just to signup for a new account. I don't see why its a big deal if there is a good explanation for it, and especially since I have been a respected member here for years.
 
Because it was abused in the past plus without the fee we would have people changing their usernames constantly to change / hide their identity.

A new account would not keep your post count, DNF$ or iTrader rating.
 
If there is so much fraud going on here, DNF needs to implement the new system like site*point has developed. Disallowing a user to change his username is not going to stop a scammer from ripping someone off.
 
I didn't say that "so much fraud is going on here". I only said that it was abused in the past and the potential if we didn't charge for it.

In the business world a company cannot change its name unless all of the proper paperwork is filed and fees are paid. Many times it is cheaper to just register a new company.
 
Why do you want to change your username anyway?
 
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