Okay, I was a bit torn about posting a link to what is obviously either a scam for Second Life vendors or more likely a rip off to anyone dumb enough to buy it.  Does anyone know more about the site SecondLifeCheaters.com?  I found the link on a bloggers Google Adwords.  Obviously not endorsed by the blogger I found the ad on.  Am I behind the curve on this site?

-Veyron

Surprise, surprise…. The World Stock Exchange in Second Life has been hacked. Banks, stock exchanges, financial institutions in Second Life are a fraud. From top to bottom, start to end. There is simply no recourse for any theft, fraud or swindle. It’s the perfect breeding ground for thieves and con men (women?). Who knows if the hack is real or not. It does not matter.

It’s all fake. A bank offering 50%+ annual return on deposit is too good to be true. And it is. It’s called a pyramid or Ponsi scheme. Last ones in loose it all. Firsts ones in get it all. Who started the bank? The crooks….

Virtual stocks in a virtual company in a virtual world might be amusing if the virtual cash it was paid for didn’t come from real money.

If you have Lindens in a SL bank or one of these goofy schemes, get it out now, while you can. You have no recourse when you loose all of your money. The police will laugh at you, the courts will discard your papers, and Linden Labs will giggle all the way to the delete button on your email.

You’re all smart enough in Real Life, don’t be a putz in Second Life….

-Veyron