IMPORTANT !! ALL MUST READ

[smiffy70]

right i dont kno if this is real or not but i got sent this the other day and i think u shud all read;

http://i25.tinypic.com/30ix17r.png

is dis true or not? if so guys go to the link

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[Pyroka]

hover over the link on your computer and see what the url preview says. :P

Scratch that, I haven't got the email... may just be a fake one.

[j0rd]

Sounds like a scam, who was the email from?

[Special]

lol click that link & be hacked

up to you

[-Danube-]

Looks like its fake, heard about many of these emails over the past few days. Some of them are quite convincing. If there was something this important, then Habbo would post it as a new buliten. I never check the email attached to my Habbo account, they have no need to email me, unless i contact them

[Nixt]

There would be no reason for them to do this, and if they did they'd prob do an article on it. This isn't legitimate and is a scam, do not click the link. Very convincing.

[-Danube-]

If you did click the link, i'd advise you to change your password initially. Then do scans of your computer for anything unwanted, if something is flagged up then remove it and change your password again. Just to be on the safe side.

[Samantha.]

I think it's fake..
I wouldn't click it!

[lTraditional]

I haven't got an email on this meaning that it isn't 'automatic' so it is most likely to be a scam. Don't click the link and report that email and if it was that serious then they would write an article on it!

[Martin]

I think this is definitely a scam, although it is a rather clever one. They've really made it sound quite convincing, and I fear this could easily mislead some of the younger players and they would probably fall for it too. :(

Remember always hover over the link and look at what site it redirects to etc, they are clever at disguising things.

[Mr-Trainor]

Rather than clicking the link you could just type in the url habbo.com/verifiy - I'm sure it's a fake email though anyway, plus to activate accounts you have to go to habbo.xx/start_merge anyway. (xx being the hotel, .co.uk or other).

[Josh]

Looked kind of real until the last statement.

[Mr-Trainor]

Looked kind of real until the last statement.
;o didn't see that. Definately not real then :P

[Aidobmac]

Wow... Someone went to a lot of trouble just to make this email. Very convincing and if I was a new player I probably would of fallen for it

[dbgtz]

if you were actually smart, you would see how:
a) theres no such thing as a safety team
b) how safety and the verifying of accounts have nothing to do with each other

[,elaboratedolls]

it's fake btw :) if you opened a new window/tab and typed in habbo.com/verify it comes up with the not found thing. ;]

[Nemo]

It's pretty safe to say that any email that is telling you to click the link is probably a scam, unless you asked for it to be sent

[,elaboratedolls]

Evidence it's fake:



(btw, click it for a bigger image;D)