Thier is a guy going around posing as an ATI employee, he says he works for ATI and that he has access to give you a free GW account. He askes for your email (one that your main account is active with), then later asks for your email password (he claims ati needs your password to verify crap) Then he takes your email, and GW account, and whatever else he can.
Ive had one friend be scammed by this, then aimed by who i thought was my friend (later found out that my friend was scammed <3 grotto peoples) And had the same story, that "my friend" worked for ATI, and could give me an account blah blah (i thought it was fishy from the start) so i let him continue untill he asked for my password, then gave him a HUGE ear full.
Just thought i would give you a heads up/warning for thos who dont know.
Sakora
Scam Alert
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Originally Posted by Teh Azman
In fact I'd ask you to PM me his name so I can yell at him in game just cuz I feel like yelling at someone[...]
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Originally Posted by Lag Hell
Scammers rely on pplz stupidity, Foolishness is their fuel
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P.S. Sakora, sorry your friend fell for it. If it was someone trustable, the scam seems perfectly plausable. I would think nothing of giving my password to several of my friends because I have confidence that they're trustable.
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Originally Posted by duanstar
I would think nothing of giving my password to several of my friends because I have confidence that they're trustable.
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No no, you don't get it. We can't avoid them, because they are THERE already. Not the ACTUAL talking to the scammer. And you don't have to be a dumbass to fall for something from a scammer. That's kind of rude actually. My 8 year old brother started playing, and he's been scammed a bit, and was hoping that there would be nicer people online. If it's someones first time playing, understandable that some people just want things to get done, be more powerful faster. People who have never been doing online games before, sometimes just don't know what scamming is.
Of course common sense can really answer it all, but we all make mistakes, eh?
Of course common sense can really answer it all, but we all make mistakes, eh?
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Originally Posted by Alone)
No no, you don't get it. We can't avoid them, because they are THERE already. Not the ACTUAL talking to the scammer. And you don't have to be a dumbass to fall for something from a scammer. That's kind of rude actually. My 8 year old brother started playing, and he's been scammed a bit, and was hoping that there would be nicer people online. If it's someones first time playing, understandable that some people just want things to get done, be more powerful faster.
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