Can my bird be rolled back?

[Bilaxman]

Will anyone tell me why people always say (at) instead of just saying support@spacetimestudios.com?

That's a good question. Does anyone know the answer? I always spell it out too.

[xDoNoToPeNb4xmasx]

Sometimes certain issues and/or questions are not appropriate or necessary for a thread. This is also better because Spacetime Studios can respond and take care of your issue and/or question.

[WoundedEagle]

That's a good question. Does anyone know the answer? I always spell it out too.

I'm pretty sure it has something to do with it then becoming a link...

[Swimmingstar]

I'm pretty sure it has something to do with it then becoming a link...

And spam bots will eventually take over...

[Swimmingstar]

And can I email them from MY email or do I haft to use the one I signed up with because I currently don't have access to the one I am signed up with.

Doesn't really matter if you have proof that you are a certain player/owner of your account.

[Otukura]

I'm pretty sure it has something to do with it then becoming a link...

No no, bots around the web just pick up emails and spam them. Most don't look for (at), [at], or anything else.

Mj would roll back people, but Drak wouldn't. Now neither will.

[OvigorothO]

Will PVP be introduced to the game or is it already implemented?

what!?!?!?!?! I asked the same thing and they rejected me D: UT my friend dud get rolled back

[gotrocks420]

Quick response to someones question on why people use 'at' or (at) or whatever else instead of @. Companies (usually marketing companies) send out obnoxious programs usually referred to as 'crawler bots' or 'soulless husks of rotten spam infused with the blood of its creators first born child' that go around the web looking for random email addresses and/or phone numbers. Once they find one they store it somewhere so the people who sent it out can start blowing it up with spam. Things they look for are the '@' symbol as well as '.com' or a series of numbers arranged as a phone number.


Just as a little hint, if youre going to go to the trouble or using (at) instead of @, make sure you also replace '.com' with dotcom or dot-com or something similar, as most
crawlers nowadays will pick up on a whatever(at)helplessspamvictim.com because of the .Com. Oh, and nearly all spam crawlers will ignore support@powertocrushspammers.com[/email] emails simply because of the support, or billing, or whatever. They can figure out that its a company not a person.

Thanks for attending Obnoxious spam bots 101, stay tuned for my next course, Go Phish - a nigerian princes guide to scams and spams, coming soon!

[StompArtist]

I remember them doing it when the fan base was much smaller. I highly doubt they can still find the time to do this.