Hey, there!

I created a jailbreak server back in December of last year in hopes of bringing back our incredible community.

We've got some people to join us, even some from adrenl.in, but we're still not there just yet. With that being said, I'm asking you guys to help out by favoriting our Jailbreak server ip, 198.245.60.209:27025, and for you to frequently visit and help out.

My only focus is that and just that. It's a reborn adrenl.in. The ranks are still the same- VIPs, High Rollers, Helpers, Mods, Mod+'s, and Admins.

I remember, or at least recognize some of your guy's names when I go through the members list on this group, even if we didn't talk much or at all. We miss you guys to death !

So please help us out by bringing the community back on the reborn adrenl.in Jailbreak server! We have a trade server as well. The ip adresses to our servers, the links to our group, and the link to our website will all be below.


http://killacowsgaming.com


http://steamproxy.net/groups/KillacowsJailbreak


Jailbreak

198.245.60.209:27025

Trade/Event

198.245.60.209:27027

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Thanks for taking the time to read this!
Saint

Lately, there has been a dramatic increase in Phishers everywhere.
If you are randomly added by someone, or in any case, someone asks you to click on a link, be extremely cautious, and look for any spelling mistakes.

A community link is the most common trick
A normal link will look like;
steamproxy.net
With some extra items to dignify where the link should lead
A common spelling change is;
steamcornmunity.com
cornmunity.com
Corn Munity

If you click on any of these links, I HIGHLY suggest and encourage you to change ALL of your credentials related to anything signed in at the time - Email, Facebook, Steam, etc.

If you accidentally download something from one of these links, you should immediately do a full-scan of your computer for viruses.

In the event of catching a Phisher, report them via the player's Profile for suspected Hijacking/Phishing

If you have or do fall for one of these links, then I can only recommend contacting a Steam employee directly and giving them as much valid information and proof that the account belonged to you, and that certain items where taken from you.

I have personally dealt with 5-7 Automatic Bots, but there are real humans who are phishing as you read this. All you can do is comment on the profile that it's a Phisher, and report them directly.

Thank you, and be safe.

A few of the members in the group were talking, and some of us have thrown ideas around about starting our own server, likely a Trade server. It's nothing right now, and it's not gonna happen for a while, but its a start, and it's a place for a group to form again. Something might actually happen, and I'll gladly keep the group informed as we go along. Stay smart.

~Surak

Please invite anyone you think would like to join.