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Hello, Jaidi_Esparza!   Thank you for submitting an unban request, our staff members will review it shortly. Until then, follow some of these instructions: Do not message staff members to review your unban request, it will result in extension of its reviewal time. Be honest and do not attempt to lie to us. We will deny your request upon discovering lies. Getting banned multiple times is a serious concern and should not happen at all. With every ban your chances of unban are reduced.   In the meantime, do not attempt to ban evade. That will directly lead to denial of your request.

What is your in-game name? Jaidi_Esparza   Which staff member banned you? Its long time aggo i can   When did you get banned? 07/03/26   What is the ban reason? I did rule breake like sending money to other char fro main char   Personal comment I did rule breake like sending money to other char from main char , i did it for a irl reason too actually at the time i have my secondary school certificate exam but i was addicted i was playing 24/7 i need to get off for somdays this why i did some rule breake like sending money to other i really apologize for my this work i know its not good what if i do it again but i wont cause i just want to rp now also i was passd in my exam .  i was bannd almost a long time aggo . before i was playing for just grinding money and it have to much chances to rule breake but i want to do normal role play like farming or any normal work that i can ensure that i wont do any rule breake again and i am not gonna do any rule breake again even if anyone give me 1b money. sorry for not giving correct date when i got bannd and wich admin bannd me cause its a loong time i cannt remember anything. but my id name is Jaidi_Esparza. i know its not good that i did it been a long time  posting this ban apeal as my last hope.  

THE CHRONICLE OF VALIRSE(TCOV) INTERVIEW #007 FEATURE: JAHMAL JONES — “SURVIVAL IN AN EVIL CITY”   During a recent interview, I sat down with Jahmal Jones, a citizen who openly described himself as a thug and shared his perspective on life, survival, and success in Valrise.   When asked what being a thug means to him, Jahmal answered without hesitation.   “It’s a means of survival, especially in this city. I just do what I can to get money.”   According to Jahmal, regular jobs never appealed to him. Instead, he chose a different path, one that he believes allowed him to build a life for himself despite difficult circumstances.   Reflecting on his childhood and early years, Jahmal described his upbringing in one word: struggle.   “When I got to this city, I had nothing.”   He also expressed frustration with government institutions, arguing that many people remain trapped in difficult situations with limited opportunities to improve their lives.   Throughout the interview, Jahmal repeatedly returned to two values he considers essential: RESPECT & DILIGENCE.   “Respect can get you a long way in this city. If you don’t have that, it’s ggz.”   According to him, many people misunderstand individuals in his position. He believes citizens often forget that people involved in street life also have families, responsibilities, and loved ones depending on them.   “They don’t understand we got lives too, and families to provide for.”   When asked whether he regrets any of the decisions that brought him to where he is today, Jahmal was clear in his response.   “NO.”   He claimed that every major decision he has made has worked in his favor and contributed to the life he currently enjoys.   Money remains one of his biggest motivations.   “What keeps me going today is money. Without money, I’ll be nothing.”   Jahmal also stated that he has built a comfortable living for himself and considers himself successful by his own standards.   As our conversation continued, I asked what advice he would offer younger citizens looking for guidance. His response was surprisingly direct.   “I don’t have any advice. People should do what they can to survive. I’m no teacher. I don’t encourage people to live by my book.”   Perhaps the most memorable moment came when I asked who the most important person in his life was.   “MYSELF.”   While some may view that answer as confidence and others as arrogance, it reflected a recurring theme throughout the interview: self-reliance.   When asked how he hopes to be remembered, Jahmal pointed to two qualities.   “MY DETERMINATION & MY RESILIENCE.”   He concluded by describing his life as the story of a young man overcoming the evil of this city.   Whether citizens agree with his outlook or not, Jahmal Jones represents one of the many different perspectives that make up the complex social landscape of Valrise.   Published by: Lenny Barny   Founder & Documentary Journalist The Chronicle of Valrise (TCOV)   Every Citizen Has a Story.