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Many beginners do not think about protecting their accounts because they do not yet understand how valuable it is. Usually, this only becomes apparent after an unpleasant experience — either your own or someone else's. The topic of cybersecurity seems complex and intimidating, as if malicious actors will always find a way to circumvent any security system.
In STALCRAFT: X, even the most hardcore solo players sometimes find themselves needing to interact with other players, especially when attractive offers pop up in the chat. In this article, we have compiled the most common methods of in-game cheating so that you can familiarise yourself with them and protect your virtual property.
In search of a profitable deal, you may be offered to buy an item, but due to some technical issues, the player is either in a different location, or the money is on another character who is also in a different location. In such situations, scammers offer to conduct the deal via mail, assuring you that it is faster, more convenient, and “everyone does it this way”. In reality, this is a classic scam: you send money or an item, and receive nothing in return. We strongly advise against using a courier for any deals. Always use the direct exchange function — it protects both parties of the deal and minimizes risks.
To protect yourself and your account, it’s important to follow a few simple but highly effective rules. Scammers use fake websites, “profitable” offers, and attempts to gain your trust, but most of these schemes are easy to spot if you stay cautious.
EXBO does not hold giveaways, prize draws, promotions, contests or similar events on third-party resources, except for our official platforms. We also never request personal data unless it is specifically stated in the rules of an official contest or event. All promo codes are distributed only through official EXBO resources or by company employees whose accounts are verified and listed on these resources. Promo codes are always activated in the game, not on third-party websites or services — any attempts to obtain a code via a link are fraudulent.

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