NEW STARDOLL SCAM!!! BEWARE!!!

Hello guys n gals!!! It's SimGuru2011 here again and I'm back with an all-new scam on Stardoll which is really popular these days on Stardoll and is spreading day after day with countless messages written on members' guestbooks. Let's see what the pictures have to tell 'bout the scam...

The pictures (ALL OF THEM) were sent to me by loser2323 an hour ago and all of them refer to the scam that I am talking about. This and the second picture that loser2323 sent me are taken from poutan.'s guestbook (don't think about the name, it's most likely a perv) and ALL the messages from ALL the pictures refer to THIS site:  stardollars4you.com. The site is highlit in neon turquoise (OMG HOW MANY TIMES I SPELLED IT WRONG) so don't dare to visit this site because there's a 99,9% chance it will harm your computer with SERIOUS viruses and some of the viruses require formatting your computer, blue screens of death, deleting all your files and making your operating system non-genuine especially if you're on Windows so it's most likely to avoid these sites because they also may scam you FOR REAL!)

This picture is also from poutan.'s guestbook and as you can see, every message is different according to the words and what ANY member can write. But the images down below are from different guestbooks (so sorry I can't remember the names of the members) and things are getting much worse...

 deona_best2 stroke again with another message and a reference to the EVER SUSPICIOUS site (below?).

 Many people have tried this sort of site and they claimed that this site has worked for them and they can use their "newly earned" Stardollars, Superstar or Royalty membership or WHATEVER else that is with payment for whatever length of time, but all that stuff is LIES. BIG LIES. And when you visit that site or whatever site with hacks make sure that the site looks a bit like Stardoll but it's not the original site. Also make sure that it may steal your password or it can lead to deleting your account, and this way you have to start from scratch with a new name, and it can also be an advertisement about hacks on specific sites or games, such as Stardoll, which means that some sites may request you your PHONE NUMBER no matter where you live! I recently found an advertisement about free coins on Pokemon Go which meant that I saw a thing requesting my phone number and I didn't wanna give it 'cause they would scam me. Since this blog is about Stardoll, I'm so sorry that I referred to Pokemon Go. :'(

Firstly can I just... ASK? How come should the people who write this message on other members' guestbooks be deleted afterwards? Is it against the Stardoll rules or is it just... ME?

Looks like I have encountered such a thing like that in the past. Such as the chainmails about Stardoll's closedown (or whatever is called) and this one about being a free Superstar without paying (this is also another big lie) which means that you will need to copy the original text and paste it to 

3 guestbooks. After that you'll need to log out of Stardoll, wait a few seconds or minutes and then log back in. In the end you'll find 9000 stardollars (there's a limit to the number of Stardollars) and 7 gifts (if you pay there are more gifts to get). But don't believe in chainmails because most people may think that most of them are satanic. But, when it comes to Stardoll and other games with rewards I'd prefer payment, but if underaged (under 18 years old) an adult permission is always required. And there is NO SUCH THING as an employee code!


Tips how to prevent from chainmails on my other blog, Adventures in Stardoll!

So, NEVER, EVER, EVER give out:

• Personal information 
• Passwords 
• Telephone/Mobile phone number(s)
• Credit card number(s)

Thanks for reading!

SimGuru2011 (in a week I'll be celebrating 2 years anniversary of TSSOS)

(Also invented #SayNoToChainMails)

(Waited for the new banner :D)