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The IAP bug, the error -15 one, ain't caused by our applications.

It's an error from Apple and there are posts on this forum with links to various news websites that support that claim.

We can't do much about it till Apple fix it.

Hey game loft pls help I was dumb. Enough to I've away my acc info and I know the guys name who took my avv but he has a letter or number idk at the end of his name but pls my level 60 ranger was the only acc I had and it took me 3 months to make him to level 60 pls help I need my account back
:'(

Well u can count my friends out of the "not giving pass to anyone". They are giving out their password TO ME. Cos since my acc got hack i've been switchinf back n forth using their toons n accounts

Seems I need to return to this thread to remind everyone.

There is no way we can predict if people will impersonate Gameloft employees. And there's no way to do anything preemptively against them. We can't start randomly banning players since they MIGHT pose as an GL employee.

So. What I need you to keep in mind. We, here at Gameloft, will NEVER, EVER ask for your password. We don't need your password. If we require to access your account to fix it, check it, ban it or whatever it is required to access that account, we do not need your password We do it straight from the database, without physically accessing your account.

So, again I say.

[size=30pt]GAMELOFT EMPLOYEES WILL NEVER ASK FOR YOUR PASSWORD. WHOEVER DOES ASKS, IS TRYING TO SCAM YOU.

Mary
I like you
Can I add you on Facebook?

Hi Mary,
One of my friends wrote this.
[confidential link]

Today's article is about social engineering. If you don't know what social engineering means, it is manipulating others to diverge confidential information.

Rest assured that I re-forward this link to Mary and to our developers for analysis.

I just got a mail in game by some schmuck named [GM][SARAH] claiming to be Gameloft security and was
Asking for my username and password. I told him ( or her ) good luck with that.
I'm always surprised how many people fall for this, it's common sense.

I just got a mail in game by some schmuck named [GM][SARAH] claiming to be Gameloft security and was
Asking for my username and password. I told him ( or her ) good luck with that.
I'm always surprised how many people fall for this, it's common sense.

Appropriate action has been taken with that particular player who impersonated Gameloft Employee and tried to scam the players.

@everyone, please don't fall for that those.

Seems I need to return to this thread to remind everyone.

There is no way we can predict if people will impersonate Gameloft employees. And there's no way to do anything preemptively against them. We can't start randomly banning players since they MIGHT pose as an GL employee.

So. What I need you to keep in mind. We, here at Gameloft, will NEVER, EVER ask for your password. We don't need your password. If we require to access your account to fix it, check it, ban it or whatever it is required to access that account, we do not need your password We do it straight from the database, without physically accessing your account.

So, again I say.

thanks for the info, now i have a problem, a problem that hasnt been solve and i have been emailing onlinesupport for the past few days, and nothing happpened. please contact me for my full details or u cant check on my post thank you.
[size=30pt]GAMELOFT EMPLOYEES WILL NEVER ASK FOR YOUR PASSWORD. WHOEVER DOES ASKS, IS TRYING TO SCAM YOU.