Scamming methods

See a scammer ingame? Report a staff instantly. Been scammed? email ajhq or send the discussion on ig. NOTICE: IF YOU STATE YOU CROSSTRADED YOU WILL BE PERMABANNED
**TypesofScams**NOTE: this is NOT an educational page. Or take it that way, just warning you karmas real and its an unexpected backstabber ;)
IMPORTANT NOTE FOR YOUR SAFETY.

If a scammer Fails to scam, they want to get the least reports possible so they can make less accounts. They might cover it up as the whole thing being a "joke" or being cancelled, having a short Convo with the victims, then lock the den or leave and try again another day. This is rarely seen, it may sound stupid, but if you see this happening do NOT fall for it.

**Methods**

**FRENCH LINK SCAM**

this is a scamming method where someone will make some situation in which you have to click a link in general.

Most popular:

A jammer will ask to make some skit, music video, or film with you and add someone in a different language. On their YouTube channel, you're expected to click their link and login

However, the scammer owns the website since it's the fake animal jam and NOT REAL! Therefore, when you log in instead, all your information will be sent to the scammer

through a backdoor. This allows them to hack you and take everything you own

LESS POPULAR OUTCOME

you'll be on some media and they'd ask you to switch to their language through a link. Once you click on the link, it scripts you to shoot your info to the website owner again and the same thing happens, you get hacked.

**HOW CAN YOU AVOID THIS SCAM?**

•NEVER click on links to carry out any daily action. Never find new links online that you don't know of and NEVER download anything that promises to benefit you.

**• Trust Trading:**

*A scammer will host just about anything to get jammers to their den and announce that they're doing the trust trading method at some point. It isn't always immediately. Once jammers are gathered, they'll guide you onto their scheme. Youre expected to give an item. One of twow outcomes will happen.*

**•the scammer expects you to trust them with an item (may or may not be for points) and claim to return it in multiple rounds. they may give it back but at the end of the game they will run off with the item and lock their den.**

•**the scammer expects you to put an item in trade, accept all stages and wait for them to cancel, or accept both stages and cancel really quickly (they'll cancel) until the end, run off, and lock their den.**

HOW CAN YOU AVOID THIS?

Don't expect free things when you give free things period.

Quick Trading

**Quick trading is a scam where the scammer offers you something and expects you to accept fast. Theyll offer this to you multiple times. At some point the player will accept so fast they don't realize the scammers item changes to something worthless and they run off with it.**

HOW CAN YOU AVOID THIS?

only make one final trade. No multiple inconveniences are needed.

**• Spare Account Scam**

**Spare Account Scam is a scam where a scammer uses two accounts. One account has a rare item. They offer it for the spare's common unknown item and they deny. They make you want the item, but when you get the item then both accounts leave, before you could offer for the rare person's item.**

HOW CAN YOU AVOID THIS?

dont see the item on a worth page? assume its worthless. Check listed before accepting.

**• Cross-trading Scams**

Cross-trading is the term used for trading between two apps of any kind. Two jammers will exchange items between two different games of the same value across any app. The scammer may do half and half or refuse to go first. However, once the jammer gives them an item from either application, the scammer won't complete their side of the trade and cut off all possible contacts with the jammer.

Some Facts about this scam.

•**A scammer may alt/fake proofs of middlemanning or being trusted, even with vouches.**

**•Some Scammers use giveaways to promote their channel. Even big people can scam you. Heck even those closest to you.**

**How can you avoid this?**

**im an observer myself. Heres some things I found out.**

-**Even though not everyone is bad, scammers commonly steal proofs from twitter. Stay away from TikTok, and if the scammer has a lot of medias, then just flag it in a note to self. Do not trust Instagram. It kinda has a thing for scammers. Reddit is mostly safe. Discord has some complaints of scamming. Dont apply this to every scammer you see.**

**- short conversation is a flag you can use against scammers. They ask if you're willing to go first or do the trade a lot when you're trying to connect out of the blue.**

- **Check the scammers proofs and trades. Do they repeat? Do they have it currently? Is the same base applied to YOUR trade? Vouches are important.**

-**do some research. Verify that the traders are real people with friends and (optional) not just connected to the scammer as an assistant friend. Its hardest to break this one down. It takes a hard ammnt of experience.**

- **Even if the trade doesn't work out, the scammer might befriend you until you change your mind.**

PRIVACY TIPS

***Never trust anyone who claims to return anything even if you know them irl. It might be fun but is it worth losing an item over a simple mistake?***

***PARENTS. Make sure your child never gives out personal info. The internet is a dangerous place. Remember to never give out your IP, real life features, names, birthday even, account info, SSN, age, or anything about real life behind the screen. A real online friend doesn't care for that. As common as it seems it's a really big deal***

***•Makes you trust them scam***

This is quite uncommon. A jammer starts the giveaway like a trust trade. but they have a **spare** who starts the trading with a decent/good item. They get it back of course, and more people trade. Until they get a good item, they keep trading back. Until they get rares, and they lock their den.

Not to be mixed up with Trust Trading Method.