Bryan came online and asked me if it was ok to give you his ftp details, forum details, and the jelsoft customer account details. I told him no. I don't see why you need all this just for a modification. I warned bryan who has autism that there's a serious risk involved with sharing personal details, and with all these he opens himself up to them. The choice is him of course, but bryan: I super strongly recommend you do NOT disclose your customer number, and especially not your password to people who aren't official Jelsoft staff.
And no, I will not install mods on your forum, plus asking me questions here is not helpful, I am not staff here and have no intention of reading all the posts to see if someone is looking for me. I can't help you on this forum.
Bryan, giving out your vbulletin customer details is pretty stupid to be blunt. As is giving out your Ftp details for no real reason, 90% of modifications don't require file uploads, the most he needs is administrative access to your plugins, which I wouldn't trust a random stranger to do anyway.
Theres alot of people around that take advantage of people, just be careful who you give your info to.
Most people would charge, I don't know of anyone that would do it for free to help out unless there was a trade.
You're from the latest generation of users on this forum, but before you, believe it or not, everybody helped eachother out for free. It was called the vBulletin.org community. Users shared their resources, worked as a team on an addon, and helped eachother with questions and installations or things, or at least walked them through it. Assuming there's a charge now is what I think is the wrong approach perhaps. Back in the day when someone did offer these paid services, it was not done through this site, but through their own personal web site, so everybody felt welcome and brave enough to ask for help such as bob did.
You're from the latest generation of users on this forum, but before you, believe it or not, everybody helped eachother out for free. It was called the vBulletin.org community. Users shared their resources, worked as a team on an addon, and helped eachother with questions and installations or things, or at least walked them through it. Assuming there's a charge now is what I think is the wrong approach perhaps. Back in the day when someone did offer these paid services, it was not done through this site, but through their own personal web site, so everybody felt welcome and brave enough to ask for help such as bob did.
Jelsoft still can do that and i wish they will spare more time on vb.org and close paid modification section immediately as i am also looking for that days Floris.
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