NOOOOO! Once again I come home to find that ALL of my credits have been stolen! That makes the total stolen credit count: 110,000 credits. 55,000 TWICE! I should change my password and hope that Tasselfoot will help me out SOME TIME? Anyways, pretty pissed off, but I feel like I'm having a stroke right now and need to contact a doctor right away.
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Wow that really sucks. That's alot of credits to lose. Who would have your pass anyways?Comment
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tl;drBack to "Back to Earth"
Originally posted by FoJaROriginally posted by FoJaROriginally posted by MalReynoldsComment
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I never gave my password to anyone, and it is not quite that easy to guess...
I do not know of any computers outside of my house that I am signed into, and I have told my password to nobody. The only the place that I am signed into is my girlfriends house, and she does not care about FFR, does not have an account and we are on very very good terms right now. Please help me!Comment
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rofl you got wreckedComment
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Dude. That really sucks. Twice. Yeah, I hope they can give you some credits back. Or ask for donations.
touch my pokeballzComment
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awww thanks eva ;3
but thats what he gets for his friend posting that pathetic video of him playing itgComment
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I have a really good feeling that someone has keylogged a computer you have previously used.
If you have spare time and the OS you are using is Windows XP or lower:
1) Left Click Start Menu >> Run
2) Type in "Msconfig"
3) Last tab = start up
Look for anything suspicious. If you have a malicious program running, chances are it has been set to start up. Browse through the list and look for anything suspicious. Please note that Viruses tend to generate random file names so they are pretty easily identifiable.
Disable anything at your own risk, search using your favorite search engine to identify the purposes of your start-up program.
If you have Windows XP or Vista; Start up Task Manager (Press Ctrl alt Delete) and look through your running processes. Viruses tend to take up the most CPU as they are always active or partially active. Keyloggers usually have a default 10 minute activity rate which means it will send your keystrokes to another user every 10 minutes. Maximize your task list and see if anything is running suspiciously.
Lastly, make sure you have updated anti-viruses software and adware software. You may not get viruses often, but trust me, it may save your account!
Hopes this helps,
Brandon
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ugh i don't know where it is. someone else will probably find it.
just imagine a looped video of someone playing ITG home while sitting down.Comment
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i'd suggest doing some work in your User CP.... beyond that..... *shrugs* i wish you the best of luck with it.RIPComment
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