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SubliminalSmile
28-08-2004, 08:50 PM
A close friend of mine was in a room, and he looked at his console, and it had said there was a friend's request. So he accepted it, thinking it was a new friend.

Then, the person messaged him, saying he had won free credits, off of some new program he/she had bought. And it would offer up to three hundred some odd credits.

He/she asked how many credits he wanted, then said the only other way to get the credits, was to give him the password. He/she tried saying it's a safe, secure way, to get the credits.

Automatically, my friend deleted him/her off of the list, and told someone.

So I'm guessing the moral of this is, don't accept a friend's request from some unknown habbo. It could lead to a hacked account!

Moose
28-08-2004, 10:01 PM
AHAHa who would believe that? a program is a much safer way to obtain credits? hell no! Sms or checques are much better way, and if she was so called "rich" why wasnt she in hc? and didnt have a room?

1. No such things as free credits (unless it a Friend u known for a while buys them for u, but i prefer to get them with Sms voucher codes

2. DOnt accept garbage programs from people you dont know

3. dont give out your email ,because what i said in number 2 and they will get u creds but then said u stold there credit card and you will get a perm Ban

4. Buy your own creds, beg what ever but dont let sum n00b buy them for you

SaferHabbo1
28-08-2004, 10:55 PM
A close friend of mine was in a room, and he looked at his console, and it had said there was a friend's request. So he accepted it, thinking it was a new friend.

Then, the person messaged him, saying he had won free credits, off of some new program he/she had bought. And it would offer up to three hundred some odd credits.

He/she asked how many credits he wanted, then said the only other way to get the credits, was to give him the password. He/she tried saying it's a safe, secure way, to get the credits.

Automatically, my friend deleted him/her off of the list, and told someone.

So I'm guessing the moral of this is, don't accept a friend's request from some unknown habbo. It could lead to a hacked account!

" The world would be better off without scammers *wink* lol Well my cousin has a point that is the NEWEST scam.

jrh2002
29-08-2004, 02:28 PM
its been going on for years and how many times are u told never to give out any details? if it sounds to good to be true it probably is so dont risk it.

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