Model: NikitaAmo Resident
Photographer: VictoraJade Resident
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Showing posts with label second life scams. Show all posts
Showing posts with label second life scams. Show all posts
Thursday, July 5, 2012
Monday, July 2, 2012
Bitch Tail is taking "Control"
Hello my Lovely Readers!
After my little shopping spree*giggles* Okay you caught me,I had a BIG shopping spree!
I bought a few outfits, but the one I am exited to share is the outfit Control in purple! After searching for something fun, sexy, but professional causal..I found this cute outfit & It also came with a pair of heels sparing me the time searching for some to match & the Lindens!
Below you have me modeling the Entire outfit Control, which only cost me $98L!
It is parcel Mesh. The top is Mesh, however, the pants & shoes are not.
It is parcel Mesh. The top is Mesh, however, the pants & shoes are not.
I am also wearing a Bitch Tail Shape, .:BT:.Miki Shape,which is also $98L
-Available in 4 colors!-
Model: NikitaAmo Resident
Photographer: VictoraJade Resident
[ Note: for now on I will be posting the style card; as seen above]
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XOXO NikitaAmo
Thursday, June 28, 2012
Watch out for Scams in SL!
I wanted to take time to let everyone know of a rising problem in second life, scammers,frauds & Con Artisit! One never really knows the full extent to this problem until you have had to deal with it personally . I my self have be scamed! Yes, even a long term residental player can be tricked out of there Lindens If they are not careful!
Although I didn't lose many Lindens, I feel as if I have been robed. I would hate to see this happen to anyone else. Linden Lab has an Official Scam List. (see info below)
"Unscrupulous Residents can sometimes steal your Linden dollars by placing invisible prims over a scripted vending object, or by interfering with the data being passed between scripted objects. Report any such activity as abuse. See Filing an abuse report.
In cases where someone not involved in a deal intercepts payments, or causes a script to make fraudulent payments, Linden Lab will attempt to identify the abuser, and apply discipline as appropriate.
Separately, Linden Lab may be able to recover some or all lost Linden dollars, and return them to the correct Residents. Any restitution depends primarily on the recovery of lost Linden dollars from the abuser's account.
Be extremely careful when purchasing Linden dollars anywhere else, especially if the deal sounds too good to be true. Scammers prey on your uncertainty and greed when trying to defraud you, so do your research beforehand and save yourself a lot of trouble.
See also Buying and selling Linden dollars.
When viewing a scammer's posts, click the Abuse Report link (either on the left of a thread or below a post). Keep in mind that scammers disguise under different identities, and that this is not a 100% comprehensive list, but blatant abusers to avoid. However, the practices on this page are broadly useful.
Abuse-report their post by clicking the Report abuse link in the left of the thread or underneath a post so that Linden moderators will see it. Many independent reports from multiple Residents who all think it's a scam helps escalate it to our attention, so the scammers can be banned.
Remember, scammers can't take your money if you don't give them business. Ignore their pleas for attention, and you can reply, telling other Residents to beware (with our Discussion Guidelines in mind). But don't direct-link to their sites, it gives them traffic and leaves others vulnerable — this is especially dangerous with phishing attacks.
Although I didn't lose many Lindens, I feel as if I have been robed. I would hate to see this happen to anyone else. Linden Lab has an Official Scam List. (see info below)
"Unscrupulous Residents can sometimes steal your Linden dollars by placing invisible prims over a scripted vending object, or by interfering with the data being passed between scripted objects. Report any such activity as abuse. See Filing an abuse report.
In cases where someone not involved in a deal intercepts payments, or causes a script to make fraudulent payments, Linden Lab will attempt to identify the abuser, and apply discipline as appropriate.
Separately, Linden Lab may be able to recover some or all lost Linden dollars, and return them to the correct Residents. Any restitution depends primarily on the recovery of lost Linden dollars from the abuser's account.
Be extremely careful when purchasing Linden dollars anywhere else, especially if the deal sounds too good to be true. Scammers prey on your uncertainty and greed when trying to defraud you, so do your research beforehand and save yourself a lot of trouble.
See also Buying and selling Linden dollars.
When viewing a scammer's posts, click the Abuse Report link (either on the left of a thread or below a post). Keep in mind that scammers disguise under different identities, and that this is not a 100% comprehensive list, but blatant abusers to avoid. However, the practices on this page are broadly useful.
- "eingee" aka "eveonlinez" - See example scam ad. Repeatedly spamming the blogs.secondlife.com forums under different accounts and trying to circumvent Linden Lab's blocks, in the process causing a lot of pain for our Residents. It should be obvious such desperate and disruptive behavior is a red warning flag that they're scammers. We've blocked their direct hyperlinks so they are trying different combinations (like this) to get around.
- "gamesker" - Similar wording to eingee as noticed here. Has tried to post images to circumvent word filters on the new community.secondlife.com site.
Abuse-report their post by clicking the Report abuse link in the left of the thread or underneath a post so that Linden moderators will see it. Many independent reports from multiple Residents who all think it's a scam helps escalate it to our attention, so the scammers can be banned.
Remember, scammers can't take your money if you don't give them business. Ignore their pleas for attention, and you can reply, telling other Residents to beware (with our Discussion Guidelines in mind). But don't direct-link to their sites, it gives them traffic and leaves others vulnerable — this is especially dangerous with phishing attacks.
- Account Credentials Knowledge Base article. [note just because there SL age is older ,doesnt mean anything. Age really doesn't matter]
- Preventing the Most Common Scam Methods - Best practices from MMObay that generally also apply in SL." http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Linden_Lab_Official:Scams#Inworld_vendor_scams
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