Rejected wrong decision | Big Dave

[Stunning Sanz]

I made a forum about a guy cheating in a bunker race...which is mentioned below.

Rejected - POV Request | 139661

u can clearly see how many times he crossed my line....its clear using cheats...I request him to submit his pov

gta5grand.com

i requested his pov and it's clear he uses cheats he crossed my line many times...i can consider it if one or two times he crosses my line as a desync issue but he crossed and still surviving till the race ends.....administrator Big Dave not even ask the suspect to upload his pov and simply rejects my forum by saying insufficient evidence....how can it be insufficient evidence?? i uploaded the pov from entering into the event till it ends....if that's not sufficient to him he needs to ask the suspect pov how can he reject this forum??

keeping these things aside,
the same thing happened to me several days ago...i don't even cheat but the admin requested my pov and was banned for not holding my pov.
reference: Approved - cheating: 14632

so if it happens for me i should submit my pov....if it happens for someone simply rejects it as insufficient evidence?? how fair it is?? i need justice.

 

[Alex Odd]

On consideration

 

[Big Dave]

While reviewing this thread I watched have the entire 7 minute pov and from what I could see was desync. The reason I said insufficient evidence is due to not seeing anything I deam to be cheats or hacks.

 

[Stunning Sanz]

While reviewing this thread I watched have the entire 7 minute pov and from what I could see was desync. The reason I said insufficient evidence is due to not seeing anything I deam to be cheats or hacks.

Thats not a desync issue…clearly he is crossing my line morethan 10times…i cant figure it out why u trying to save him…if the evidence is not enought ask the suspect to upload his pov then h can get a clear idea if he cheats or not…atleast now ask for pov before he says he can hold it only for 48 hours

 

[James Pluxury]

You also crossed players line and did not die.​