These are player IDS that are NOT to be trusted by anyone. If you wonder how you get a person's player ID, please e-mail me at lucycvp@gmail.com, I will be more than happy to tell you. You don't use that WPE program either---or else I would be sooo lost. lol event:player_4101863
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event:player_6242890 event:player_9363613 event:player_3406440 event:player_10579676 Please report these bad yovillians to zynga, by following these instructions: FIRST--register online at the zynga support page. Click here for that link. THEN click over to Ask a Question, put in the search engine "Yoville" it will come up with a list of questions, click on the one about reporting, then from there it will say "Submit your question" Fill in as much information as you can, including the following player ID numbers, and telling how he/she is a scammer--you may put a link up to this site if your reporting an ID listed above. After that, submit it and your done. HOPE that HELPS. XOXO LUCY |
February 24, 2008 As costume trading is off, I thought I would move this section over here for now. Also please read the following on "How to look out for Fake Coins" One
way is the yovillian will put in small amounts of coins, press agree,
then suddenly it will jump up to the price needed. Another is they will
click all the way to the price needed, cancel trade, then say something
on the lines of "what was it again" (That statement does not mean that
person is a scammer, sometimes i forget how much you need to pay, lol)
then when they go back into trade the agree button is pressed before
hand and the coins jump. The common theme to fake coins is that the
agree button is pressed before the coins add up. If you are wary of
fake coins ask the yovillian to not use an auto clicker, to pause
during clicking so you can see it add up, and to not press agree till
you do. Hope that helps in all your future trading needs! February 17, 2009 So
this guy "Lil Balla" was trying to sale my friend a rare tiger rug--but
this is how you can tell he was a scammer. First he was like, you can
only see it at my house, I have to get it out--FACT--that is what
scammers say when they are doing a fake. They put it in the floor, it
will show up in trade--but it is a FAKE, you will end up with a loss of
coins and no tiger rug. So I screen shotted his house :D So beaware of
this apt. PLAYER ID TO REPORT 47874
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