Comments on: Keeping your facebook poker chips safe from hackers

By: Nathan

Nathan — Mon, 25 Apr 2011 16:41:50 +0000

I just got 14.000.000 million chips stolen from me this is ridicules is there anyway I can get them back through Zynga ?

By: anonoymous

anonoymous — Sat, 16 Apr 2011 17:01:18 +0000

First of all I wouldn’t doubt if Zynga themselves were behind this. I mean just to post a freakin comment they ask for your email address…. or better yet “Require” it. Then say will not be published. Yeah right! They sell this information to the highest bidder for advertising because there all “Verified Leads” which yield big bucks. Ever wonder why in the past few years there is a rise in people, companies, etc. asking or demanding your email address….. they wouldn’t be asking if they weren’t going to use it. Don’t believe me? Make a new email address on a secure server like gmail or something. Then ONLY USE IT when well known companies ask for it and claim they “Don’t” publish it or reassure you it’s “SAFE”…… Then give it a few months and watch the spam flood in. It’s a huge racket, I know I used to work in telemarketing and I know how they get their leads. The best is when you go to get a new cell phone number and *THEY WON’T GIVE YOU THE NUMBER UNLESS YOU GIVE THEM A PHONE NUMBER WHERE YOU CAN BE REACHED*!! Crazy right, I argued back in forth for about 20min because Verizon Wireless refused to run my name for the standard credit check because they asked for my phone number and I told them “I don’t have one that’s why I’m here” (which was true at the time). So they “insisted” I give them a family members number : like my parents, aunts, uncles, and the like. I told them “Why do you want my parents number I’m 30 yrs old? I’m not giving you a number so you can sell it to a third party.” Of course they said they don’t do that but, I know better. All in all the girl said if I don’t give them a contact number then they couldn’t run the credit check (I hate Verizon anyway)! Sure I could have given a fake number but, that’s not the point. Emails weren’t protected until online banking and such became more prevalent. So to sum it all up….Watch who you give your personal info to, Banks and financial institutions are generally safe albeit a security breach. I would recommend having minimum 2 email addresses. Sorry for the novel.

By: Charlie Akins

Charlie Akins — Wed, 26 Jan 2011 00:48:14 +0000

I had over 115,700,000 chips on zynga poker. Somehow my chips were taken four times in two days.How can this happen? Zynga is so quick to let you buy chips but wont refund your loss for the chips that were stole!! I dont think it is hackers i think it is zynga!We all need do something about this start a website to put them out of business screwing people!
Sincerely Charlie

By: David

David — Thu, 30 Sep 2010 20:58:28 +0000

I got up to 2 billion chips and the hackers were all over me starting around the time I got to 500mil. Started getting facebook emails from them left and right. I followed EVERYTHING listed above, but the other day my facebook account had been broken into and my password changed.

Here’s the deal. It’s ok to have fun on zynga and get a couple of million chips, but, if you get a little too big for your britches, you will SERIOUSLY run the risk of having your facebook account broken into. If a hacker has reason to zero in on you, they will, and unless you are extremely vigilant and really know computers, they will get into your account. I notified facebook a week ago about this, but no luck yet just getting that account back. The zynga chips? After all that happened, I honestly don’t want them back. Too much BS to deal with in my opinion. Success in this game will just hurt you in the end. No thanks, Zynga, I’ll go somewhere else to play in the future.

By: antonio

antonio — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 16:40:02 +0000

can somebady send me 100 000 000…. please!tnx

By: albert

albert — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 13:51:24 +0000

i like a lots Glamble POKER

By: albert

albert — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 13:49:20 +0000

send me chips plz 2000 millions

By: michael edwards

michael edwards — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 14:19:24 +0000

i was hacked 172B glamble chips. they emptied my account. i invested a lot of time winning those chips. im so sad but life must go on….

By: lyns

lyns — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 11:24:52 +0000

hi what if its the site that is hackeing you like glamble poker on facebook thay have taken trillion’s of chips from ppl with resetting and the site going down while you play and the next thing you know your out of chips
thay say we was hacked but its always when the site froze or when thay do work on the site many ppl have lost thought this i have never had this on any other poker site and i dont get hacked im not that thick lol i would never click on any site
or give my password out i allso change my password ever week or so
how do we stop them doing it plz

By: Billy todd

Billy todd — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 08:20:50 +0000

Dont know how they got in as i never respond to anything but the bastards took 1.5 billion off me .emailed glamble and they didnt even answer me .