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1/26/2015 2:31:13 AM
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Properly Reporting possible scammers.
First of all, Im not sure this belongs here so please advise me if there is better.
So who gets requests from non-DLC owners to "Lend" them their account/license?
Ive gotten this request a bit before and ive been worried about them because the request entails giving them your account information, which is obviously bad for obvious reasons.
Im worried they will take advantage of some young naive Guardian and therefore tried to report them, but I couldnt find an appropriate category on the 360 to report under.
should I report them in a particular category? should i send a messgae to bungie?
like I said, Im just worried about someone being taken advantage of.
Thank you.
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3 AntwortenThis is common due to the sharing ability of the dlc, it is advised to never give out your details to anyone you don't know or trust, if you come across somebody trying to obtain information send the "victim" a message saying not to do it and to also send a report. It is probably best to report under the other category and write a short message into the box that will ask what the problem with the player is.
