As the popularity of "Forgotten Immortals" soars, the official team has recently received feedback from players, complaining that their game accounts were scammed or hacked. In many cases, the officials can assist players in recovering their accounts or items. However, in certain situations, such as losses resulting from players privately trading accounts, the officials are powerless. Today, the editor summarizes several common scams to warn players to stay vigilant! If you are scammed, please report it to the officials promptly!
Account Scammers: Do Not Disclose Account Information
There is a type of scammer who targets players' high-level accounts, trying every way possible to take them for illicit transactions. Their common tricks include:
1. Impersonating the “official” team, using event rewards, and requesting accounts, passwords, or in-game items via in-game mail;
2. Pretending to be “rich and handsome,” asking for account information under the pretext of buying or selling accounts to check character details;
3. Posing as a “pro player” and requesting accounts under the guise of power leveling;
4. Recently, players have reported scammers claiming to have discovered an in-game bug to gain high experience rates, using this as a reason to scam accounts and passwords from players.
Anti-Scam Tips: Players should not trust any non-official statements and should rely on in-game pop-ups. Keep your account information secure and do not disclose it to others. Here, we solemnly state: "Forgotten Immortals" does not support any account trading. Any losses caused by trading accounts cannot be recovered by the officials.
Recharge Scams: Do Not Be Greedy for Small Gains
These scammers present themselves as experts on everything, claiming to help players get benefits by selling game currency at prices lower than the official in-game rates, illegally taking others' property.
Anti-Scam Tips: Players should choose the recharge methods provided by the in-game [Store] and recharge directly through the secure recharge interface. Do not be greedy for small gains to avoid losing more.
Impersonating High-Level or Famous Players: Be Careful and Cautious
Another type of scammer takes advantage of players' carelessness, impersonating top 10 leaderboard players or well-known in-game players, using very similar names, and claiming to be big-name players or celebrities to deceive others. They damage reputations, scam others' money, and even steal accounts.Anti-fraud tips: For these kinds of scammers, players first need sharp eyes to distinguish small differences in names, and second, a cautious attitude, without easily trusting others. Transaction scammers: Check the prices carefully. "Wang Xian" has always been a game with an open economic system, allowing players to freely trade items. These scammers exploit this feature to commit fraud in the game, using common tricks: scammers might place the same item on their stall, with the first few priced at 1 wen and the last one at 10 ingots. If the buyer does not carefully check the prices, they could suffer a huge loss. There are also cases where buyers commit fraud by using different currency units when entering amounts. For example, if an item is priced at 10 ingots, the buyer might deliberately input 10 taels. If the seller confirms in a hurry, they could be in big trouble. Anti-fraud tips: For this type of scammer, players must not be careless. When buying or selling, always check prices carefully and never let dishonest merchants take advantage. In fact, most scammers' tricks are easy to see through. As long as players are careful and do not easily trust others, scammers will hardly succeed. In the later stages, "Wang Xian" will also provide players with stronger protection, enhance anti-fraud awareness, and create a secure gaming environment to help players stay safe from harm!
