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Saddest thing on Bismarck tonightFollow

#1 Feb 18 2005 at 3:50 AM Rating: Default
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http://www.bwire.net/lunarians/viewtopic.php?t=1737
#2 Feb 18 2005 at 3:59 AM Rating: Default
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Yeah thats pretty bad. Hope know one is suckered in to giving him there char. info.
#3 Feb 18 2005 at 5:33 AM Rating: Decent
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I like that band, Desaparecidos. oo
#4 Feb 18 2005 at 5:39 AM Rating: Default
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It's a big thing right now. People really are doing this, sending tells trying to coax you into giving over your info. Obviously it goes without saying but DO NOT DO IT.

If you even suspect that a person is trying to scam you, call a GM, because they really do have logs and they'll take it from there. I believe they called it "Phishing"(?) on their site just a few weeks ago. Well it's still happening. Couple people I know were /tell'd by random people who don't even show up in the /sea all window anymore that they could get them some uber-rare item if they would give their info away.

Just be careful.
#5 Feb 18 2005 at 1:18 PM Rating: Default
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Yeah i lost my lvl 40 Thief this way. Some dude told me if gave him my char info i would wake up in the morning with a Bronze Subligar +1 in my inventory. I woke up with no Char and no Subligar! /cry!
#6 Feb 18 2005 at 6:37 PM Rating: Default
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/comfort Moshiiii
#7 Feb 19 2005 at 1:39 AM Rating: Good
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If any of you have ever played Diablo 2 you learn like a 6th sense about someone trying to scam you.

Watch your backs, there are scum in every game.
#8 Feb 19 2005 at 1:32 PM Rating: Default
And just think about it,we run past these people all the time in jeuno.Just goes to show you,be careful when you make new friends.
#9 Feb 19 2005 at 9:20 PM Rating: Default
Cut and pasted from playonline.com




Warning Regarding "Phishing" and Similar Fraud Schemes
PlayOnline (2/7/2005)



It has come to our attention that some individuals are contacting FINAL FANTASY XI players in-game and referring them to fake websites resembling the official PlayOnline.com (http://www.playonline.com/) site. These sites ask the player to enter their PlayOnline ID and password at the fake website, with the intent of stealing items belonging to the player's character or characters. This practice, commonly known as "phishing," has become very common on the Internet.

We have permanently removed the PlayOnline membership of these players who are responsible for hosting such websites to the attention of the proper authorities, requested further investigation on this issue with the help of the public organization, and have also shut down these sites to protect the FINAL FANTASY XI community.

Keep your data safe! Keep your PlayOnline ID and Password secure! Please also refer to the related news for more details.

#10 Feb 21 2005 at 2:20 AM Rating: Default
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damn moshii... and was just starting to think you were one of the smarter people on our server.

you fell for that ?

i wanna go out drinkin with ya man, cause i know i can have you suckered into going off with one of those burbon street transvestites.. id take pics and show everyone
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