'Virtual theft' leads to arrest
Posted by mlauzon76 on 14 November 2007 - 20:37 · 9 comments & 4261 views
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#2 Posted by +Dakkaroth on 14 Nov 2007 - 20:48
- What's lamer than stealing online furniture: buying online furniture...
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#2.1 Posted by RiVaLSSJ on 14 Nov 2007 - 21:04
- Agreed. I would never waste my money on that. I think that's ridiculous to arrest people over stealing virtual items. I don't even it should be legal to arrest for things like that.
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#3 Posted by shakey on 14 Nov 2007 - 21:08
- who are the tards who keep giving out their information to these people??? i need to meet these people. cant be too hard to get their SSN and PIN lol.
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#4 Posted by Bawx on 14 Nov 2007 - 21:19
- Lol, I use to be around these crowds. Habbo and Coke Music. I scammed, I know scammers and kids that steal virtual stuff. It's kind of fun actually.
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#5 Posted by X'tyfe on 14 Nov 2007 - 21:37
- the world has gone to hell when something like this becomes are a crime
people need to get a life, and steal real things
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"In Habbo, as in many other virtual worlds, scamming for other people's personal information such as user names has been problematic for quite a while. "We have had much of this scamming going on in many countries but this is the first case where the police have taken legal action." Habbo users can create their own characters, decorate their own rooms and play a number of games, paying with Habbo Credits, which they have to buy with real cash. "It is a theft because the furniture is paid for with real money. But the only way to be a thief in Habbo is to get people's usernames and passwords and then log in and take the furniture.