Email Warning

[>Max<]

A number of people have been complaining about emails from domains such as @sulake.com and @habbogroup.com etc.

If you recive any emails ending with sulake, habbohotel or habbogroup and it gives you a URL delete it straight away as they contain keyloggers and trojans.

Such email address are:

- [email protected]

- [email protected]

So be warned !

[Escalabar]

Huh??? They are the offical Habbo e-mail addresses though... what do you mean?

[>Max<]

Huh??? They are the offical Habbo e-mail addresses though... what do you mean?
With special programs you can make fake email addresses. It aint that hard to do it with the program.

[Escalabar]

Yeah but they cant get access to @sulake.com address's, surely...

[Anger]

Max is right my friend had about 10 sent to her and she went straight to a hobba to ask and it isnt the hotel stafff doing it

[Escalabar]

Yikes, so if you write to the hotel about a problem, question etc... how do you know which address is ligit and which is a fake when they reply?

[>Max<]

Yeah but they cant get access to @sulake.com address's, surely...
No they are fake not from the actual domain its like a ghost email.

[Escalabar]

No they are fake not from the actual domain its like a ghost email.

So how are we sposed to know if an e-mail is from habbo or not then?

[Anger]

Just be careful you will only recieve a email of habbo if you have sent something

[>Max<]

So how are we sposed to know if an e-mail is from habbo or not then?
You cant maybe depending on their signature and the details they email you about. If you have sent them an emal before and they are replying common sense says it will have RE: and the subject you emailed them.

[Rashelly]

This is great news, thanks a lot for warning us.
A few hints(well, common sense), Always check the url in the email before clicking on it (right click > properties) If its not a habbo URL, DON'T click on it.
Also, reead carefully what is contained in the Email. Considering Habbo hardly ever email us, unless we contact them for something, it's likely that its not habbo.
If you're still confused, email habbo and ask them if it was in fact, them who sent it, I'm sure they'll tell you.

I hope I've helped, even though it's all common sense, it's easy to forget that there are some pretty nasty people out there who'll do anything to cause some chaos.

[Vause]

YES i have had around 3,000 today and it is not funny - i evan came of messanger it was that bad. :( so beware

[FRISC0]

Jane@Sulake Is Jay -.-

[joshuar]

Yes, but it's not her sending them, im sure Sulake will TRY and take action!

[FRISC0]

How can someone else use her Sulake email?

[Davisman]

Ya peeps make fakes, the ultimate scam!!!!! :D

[Owen]

i have a @sulake email, aint impossable to get plus there free to get.

[Pawf]

www.msnmadness.com
There is a fake emailer on that, you don't even need a program :eusa_doh:

[hedgeog325]

O.o
Never knew..
Nice find :D

[!!!Liam!!!]

Oh its easy to do that. I once sent my grandma on from [email protected]
You just go on some abnonimous email website thing. It was funny I told her that she was being sued and her internet was going to be disconected.. she didnt think it was funny for a strange reason :S Lmao

[Mr.Comedian]

I got an email from cnn news before, that must have been a ghost ..

[GommeInc]

Good news >Max<

[Henry-Mix]

you know if the email is fake or not because...
[email protected] is fake but the real one is
Player Support UK <[email protected]> or <[email protected]>

ETC ETC

[?-Doc-?]

Actually they arnt official. I can make one up , [email protected] right now if i wanted. But im not that low.
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Ive had many emails , but not regarding habbo (scams) anyway. =]
But keep a close eye.