Scam on MSN

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Euzebe Imperator The Saiyans Tuesday 16/12/2008, 15:03

Hello all !

Somebody is using MSN to scam players and have their password.
The contact he's using on MSN is : support-es@urban-rivals.com

This person pretend to be working for the customer support, answering to requests with MSN.
It's a lie.
The customer support never NEVER use MSN to answer to your requests. We only answer by mail.

Be careful and don't forget : the staff will NEVER ask you to give your password.
We don't need it.
Just never give your password, to anybody !

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kaneholt_nwnf Guru URBAN MADNESS Tuesday 16/12/2008, 15:06

Lucky i dont use msn so watch outbut careful
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Baron Brixius Legend Tuesday 16/12/2008, 15:22

It amazes me that people will do such things to try and get ahead in the game. It's really not hard to collect or play, so why people are just that lazy eludes me
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-Brook-O_C Titan Tuesday 16/12/2008, 15:29

Whew!
Thanks for telling!
But, i would never give my password away to anyone.
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Alfa-Tiger-OC Hero Tuesday 16/12/2008, 17:11

Wow Can anybody be so cruel? Glad you told us, though I'll never give my password to ANYONE!
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DriftingFlare Novice Tuesday 16/12/2008, 18:02

@kiwi People are doing for the rich card such as CR's. R they easy to get ... NO. They just want the advantage.
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TNT_Shadow Titan TRiNiTY Tuesday 16/12/2008, 18:17

Why people do this just.. astonishes me.. why would you even do that.. people work for there cllections.. and they try to steal it... >.<

Everyone: try not to fall for traps like this.. hopfully you won't, if something seems to good to be true.. it probably is..

Where have i heard that before? >.<
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Damgark Titan UpperClass Tuesday 16/12/2008, 18:23

In any games of whatsoever. The admin never needs the players passwords. Why? They can look it up on their database if really needed it
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Skullwiel Master URBAN MADNESS Tuesday 16/12/2008, 18:39

There was and always will be greedy people who wants everything as fast and easy as possible. we should pity them.
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Capn Clintz Guru Tuesday 16/12/2008, 19:48

What makes me laugh is that people fall for these things. It has been said a million times on anything you do online that requires a password "Don't give out your password to anyone".

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