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Black Balled from joining CC

• TopFlite7 345 Posts

  Fri, Dec 30 2016 1:18 PM

  I was removed from a CC I was a member of because of what I guess was the wrong thing to write.

  Seeing that I could not explain myself  to that CC I looked into another CC.

  I've  contacted  two CC so far with no reply.

  I'm  allowed  to play on the site but I guess that's it.

• lonniescott711 4,207 Posts

  Fri, Dec 30 2016 1:36 PM

  TopFlite7:

  I was removed from a CC I was a member of because of what I guess was the wrong thing to write.

  Seeing that I could not explain myself  to that CC I looked into another CC.

  I've  contacted  two CC so far with no reply.

  I'm  allowed  to play on the site but I guess that's it.

  I sent you both a friend and cc invite so lets see what happens .

   

• TopFlite7 345 Posts

  Mon, Jan 2 2017 10:00 AM

  I have 4 invites from CC.

  How do I get more info on a club?

  One is from England and I'm guessing the other 3 are from the U.S.

  I can look up the club and see stats but I would like some back ground/history to see if I fit in.

• JimbeauC 5,835 Posts

  Tue, Jan 3 2017 12:03 PM

  One thing you may find useful is to look at member activity on the CC page. This will give you some idea of how much forum activity there is. Sometimes topic titles can be telling. "Thinking of Quitting" or "Listen up people, you know who you are" (Yikes - I have seen similar.) There are a few clubs out there that use off WGT forums, so this wouldn't be that helpful. 

  A look at the roster can provide some info. I remember when I was shopping for a new CC, I noted one that had several Hack 150 average players as members. Defo a red flag.

  If you're into a specific type of game, A/S, plain tourneys, or whatever, a look at the activity of the owner and directors might be a good clue.

  Once you've narrowed it down, you can go the wall or friend/PM route. 

  Good luck in your search. Finding the right CC is a big plus.