The Raid gamer was forced to write a commitment to unlock the account by a scam fanpage

With a game with a strong community like Assault, it is difficult to avoid the appearance of fake fanpages set up to cheat, affecting the general psychology of players. Just recently, a male gamer of Raid (Ten Gi Trai facebook account) continues to be trapped by a scam fanpage called “CF Amnesty Order”. However, the rare thing that happens here is that, not only did he lose money unjustly, this unlucky young man was also pranked by the admin with a very “deep” prank.

Specifically, the gamer, after his account was locked for the crime of hacking, contacted the fanpage “Amnesty Amnesty CF” above because he thought it was the official fanpage of Raid. This fanpage asked the guy to handwrite a commitment not to repeat the offense and take a photo and send it to the inbox. At the same time, you have to pay a fee of 86,000 VND (equivalent to 86 vcoins) in order for the system to reserve the commitment. After completing the payment, gamers can re-enter the game as usual.
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However, after fulfilling the requirements, both writing the commitment and paying the fee, the admin side of the fanpage was completely silent. Waiting impatiently, gamers are forced to join the group “Customer Support – VTC Game” Posting a status wondering why I have paid the fine but still have not been able to unlock the game account. Accompanied by pictures of the chat between the guy and the fraudulent fanpage, people around him had a “laugh” before his excessive innocence. Only at this point did the male gamer realize that he had been cheated

The gamer’s handwritten commitment is a page long

On this tragic occasion, Emergenceingame.Com would like to once again warn the entire gaming community in general. It can be seen that scam tricks appear more and more sophisticated, more tricks, to protect yourself against all scams in this virtual world, strengthen your knowledge by checking news continuously on the Internet. game news sites, forums and sharing to get the help of both the community as well as the publisher before deciding to put their gullibility somewhere.​