i have been banned from Skyblock.net. My in game name is UthaCraft. the ban message says, illegal trading . Appeal @Skyblock.net-JulianCruza. i did not read the rules on the server there for i didnt that there is such thing as an illegal trade. i think i was banned because i was helping someone with there island and i must have accidentally given him something that is illegal to trade. I think the ban was incorrect because it was only an accident and i know that i will never do it again. i have never been banned from this server before and if you un ban me i will never get banned again. i think i should be un banned because i wont spam or grief (i didnt spam or grief anyway but i wont begin to) i will just play with one of my good friends improving and expanding my island. I am extremely sorry for doing this and i promace it will never happen again.

 

Please use the correct Ban Appeal format.

1. Server name (.net / .org ):
2. In-game name:
3. Full exact Ban Message:
4. Did you read the rules ?
5. Why do YOU think you were banned?
6. Was this an incorrect ban?
7. Were you ever banned before on SkyBlock? If so, what for?
8. Why do you think you should be unbanned?

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i fixed it

 

JulianCruzA - Tagging him so he can see your appeal faster.

 

salamander90 i fixed it

 

Hi UthaCraft , so you say it was an incorrect ban but you do know you did an illegal trade ? Please read the rules and tell me what the illegal item you traded was and all the other illegal items there are .

 

salamander90 i fixed it

im guessing i island farmed of something.

 

JulianCruzA

 

Thanks Jaecobo and sorry for taking so long UthaCraft . I asked you before to please have a look in the rules and tell me all the illegal items to trade : Forum Rules | Skyblock Forums . Also tell me how can I be sure that you wont do an illegal trade again ?

 

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