What is referred to when it says "don't fall for scams", if trading real money leads to an account ban? I am prepared to delete my account if it is unsafe.
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Started by Vinny1994 [3670363] on in Questions & Answers.
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o.o. Assuming it's a friendly reminder of stay away from harm cuz Torn is a crime-oriented game.
Which means people will try to scam you, and that's apparently allowed. c:
And I meant like, in game money/item scams. Not RMT scam qwq...
Just to expand on the previous post
You can use your real money to buy Donator Packs and Subscription from the game. Any other use of real world money (real money trading) in any game related things is strictly prohibited and can get you banned permanently.
As for scams it often happens that people will offer you something in exchange for money (game money) and will not deliver. Or they'll get a lot more money than the original price of the thing. There are a lot of ways people can scam you for your money and people keep inventing new ways. The message just warns you to be careful.
Some examples of scams:
Someone asks you if you’re interested in buying a lot of xanax or other high cost items, you say yes and they start a trade, you add the money, then they cancel the trade and mug you (trade cancel mug)
Someone asks to borrow money from you, but doesn’t repay. Or a variation on this is someone takes your money to invest it for you, but then doesn’t pay it back after the investment is over.
Someone gains the trust of a faction leader and gets banking permissions, then steals the whole vault
ok thank you.