Ger Bruggeman's dashboard

Well that put's things in perspective.
I'd say it's time for a reality check...
Too bad we can't take that FFS money ands run...
LOL – Ger Bruggeman, on March 01, 2010 11:37

They should make a block within FFS that works the same as within Arena:
Once you block someone, they cannot access your game-page anylonger ! (it works totally seperate from the facebookblock, as it should...)
once – Ger Bruggeman, on February 11, 2010 13:17

Yeap now i'm screwed...
And i'm aware of all of it.
I have been playing FFS for over 3 years now.
Many got disabled fb-accounts and many get their accounts back and many didn't.
About NFS & private pets: you should have read more carefully what i wrote...
"People who have been disabled by facebook should under certain conditions be able to reinstate their original FFS-account under a new facebook-account. I have seen other apps where that was possible so i cannot find a reason why FFS cannot do it.

NFS is no official gamerule. It was invented by some of the players themselves and anyone who reads the offical FFS-FAQ can see that it is no rule. People who do not respect a wish not be bought will be outkast anyway and people who randomly put NFS on many pets they own (without the pets approval) aren't taken seriously anywayz..." – Ger Bruggeman, on February 11, 2010 10:25

Weird thing is i am still logged in here with my name "Ger Bruggeman", but i cannot login to facebook anymore... :-(
I wonder what caused this, a msg has been sent out to facebook, their response:
"Facebook Customer Support has received your inquiry. Stand by as we should be back with you soon. In the meantime, we encourage you to review our 'Help' page (http://www.facebook.com/help.php). You'll find lots of information about Facebook as well as many answers to your questions. Check out the FAQs on the Support page too.

Thanks for contacting Facebook and enjoy the site!

-Facebook Customer Support" – Ger Bruggeman, on February 11, 2010 09:46

I TOTALLY agree with Terry to get rid of all the privates,
and suggest to make specific rules get them out of the system once and for all.

People who have been disabled by facebook should under certain conditions be able to reinstate their original FFS-account under a new facebook-account. I have seen other apps where that was possible so i cannot find a reason why FFS cannot do it.

NFS is no official gamerule. It was invented by some of the players themselves and anyone who reads the offical FFS-FAQ can see that it is no rule. People who do not respect a wish not be bought will be outkast anyway and people who randomly put NFS on many pets they own (without the pets approval) aren't taken seriously anywayz...

Drop by on my FFS-page: http://apps.facebook.com/friendsforsa...

ps/additional:
it seems my facebook-account has been disabled all of a sudden... :-(
help would be appreciated... – Ger Bruggeman, on February 11, 2010 09:07

Point 1-3 are great improvements.
ESPECIALLY working pets which is a big Nucance...

Implementing point 4 will backfire and result in a vast abandonment of ffs...

ps: knowlegde base can be found here: http://support.seriousbusiness.com/
click Friends for sale (left)
browse to third page (bottom)
click nr 30 "Who can I buy on FFS? "
(direct link doesn"t work) – Ger Bruggeman, on February 04, 2010 13:09

I wrote this on my FFS-profile, maybe it can add some nuance to some harsh viewpoints onhere...

"It is useless debating with me if i should buy a pet or not.
Putting NFS on a great deal of pets you own is not done.
I respect who doesn't want to be bought by me,
but NOT by rule of the owner,
BUT by the pet in question her/himself.
Note that the game is called "FRIENDS FOR SALE"
(and it is NOT: "friends not for sale")

Look at the OFFICIAL FFS-KNOWLEDGEBASE,
where clearly is stated:
Who can I buy on FFS?
ANYONE
Anyone is up for grabs as long as they have the "buy" button.
Though everyone is fair game, there are 3 ways people cannot be bought.
1) If they are locked themselves to their current owner.
2) Their current owner locked the pet to them
3) If they are private on Facebook"