* Habbo Email Scam *

I just reseved a Email telling me it is unacceptabl to give out my msn address (I never did) and if I did not reply with my user name password and date of birth I would get a perm ban. But any way as I read this Email there was a spelling mistake but the email its self looked very realistic another problem was the address it came from the end of it was @hotmail.com if i did not look at the sender properly I wouldn't of none that it was fake.

So this scam doesn't happen to you I will give you the Email of the sender. (I have Reported to Habbo)

([email protected])

I have no idea If this is a friend messing with me or wt because I doesn't no were they are getting yore email address from. Habbox will probably remove the Email address I added.

My sister had one sent to her from that account, Didnt it say you must rpely in the next 30 minutes. Anways she waited 30 minutes and then rpelied saying " Are you stupid". Then she blocked the email address from her emails somehow.

yep it was the same for me but I sent one bk telling them to learn how to spell lol I also told them that iv reported them to the police scams help line and they didn't reply to me :) But I did report them to Habbo, Habbo ant replayed to me yet tho

Hmm its really sad how low some people go :/

It is but the stupid thing is that if some people don't read it properly they will probable send there pass to them.

I believed it at 1st but because Iv never give my msn out I read the Email again and that's when i realised it was fake

hmmm., Its werid how they got the emails though.

I was thinking the same thing because Habbo insist out personal details are safe and wont be sold on.

I have no idea how emails can get out, its quite unsafe now. Your lucky it had mistakes in.

lol yep just reading the beginning of the email address it looked like it was really of Habbo. But as I say the fact I have never give out my msn on Habbo and the Small Spelling mistake I would of never read the Email again and probably sent them my pass.

Habbo will never ask for your password in emails.
The only time they will ask for it is when you are logging in.

o ya I no that but some people will just send there pass not thinking about it.

It is very fooled to be scammed by these. I made an account called [email protected] and sent an email to my friend saying she had been accepted into mi5. She believed it.

lol iv gta try doin that to some 1

You have to be stupid to fall for these imo. Anyway, you said you would of fallen for it if they didn't have spelling mistakes so, if you did, it would have been your own fault. Habbo stresses they will never ask for login details except on the main site.

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