hello there, i want to tank you to the new K4F admins from banning me over and over again.. for the new noob admins first of all u should learn how to be a good admin and see real hackers.. i don't hack and never did.. i been retierd from COD4 for years and i came back to my favourite server were i was admin.. ex-K4F member and ex-=MFH= member.. Mike should do something about it cuz i think i dont deserved to be treathed like that.. for the ones that dont know me.. i'm ones of the oldschool members and should be respected! one of the noobs that keeps banning me is Killer PL and MFH Grunja... hope for some reply...

Clearly this server has no good admins and the Staff of that server doesnt even relpy to forums anyway , this server is kinda good but managed badly by the founder and his co-workers
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ive been kicked so many times without doing anything
and that got to change someday.

Same with me guys some days earlier i also get baned by admin for fking no reason

Getting banned randomly is the worst—some games like Roblox or COD4 really need better admin tools.

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I get the frustration, especially if you have been part of the community for a long time. Maybe it would help if admins reviewed bans more carefully, sometimes it feels as random as basket random situations.

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