Real arrest for virtual theft

A Dutch teenage who"lifted"a few of the virtual home furnishings has was able to find himself behind real-life bars,records going to be the BBC. The 17-year-old has been arrested as well as for allegedly stealing four,000 (approx $6,000) concerning virtual home furnishings from an all in one social-networking site.


The home furnishings whereas in the think twice with was both to and from virtual rooms in the world going to be the Habbo Hotel,a multi function virtual networking site too teens Users are awarded with their own bed room,all of which they can personalise and decorate. As providing some one many other games that can be the case personalised,of Second Life and The Sims,a multi function virtual home market trading in real-life lots of cash gorgeous honeymoons as well clothes and shoes has leapt entirely.


Five several teenagers,The Secret World gold,all are 15-year-olds,dragon nest gold, have also been questioned based on law enforcement officials and going to be the group are deemed for additional details on have gained access to learn more about going to be the virtual furniture judging by obtaining going to be the owners' log-in enough detailed information online all over a multi functional phishing scam.


Sulake,going to be the company that can range Habbo Hotel, contacted law enforcement officials regarding going to be the missing home furnishings A spokesperson said,in addition to"It often a theft because going to be the home furnishings is this paid and then for allowing you to have real your hard earned dollars But going to be the one of the most way to ensure they are a multi functional bandit whereas in the Habbo is this for more information about be capable of getting someone's usernames and passwords,and next firewood as well as in and take going to be the home furnishings We now that you've involved because of an increasing number having to do with sites all of which are pretending include them as Habbo. People might then have a go at and logs as well as in and can get their details stolen."