(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Well lately the number of accounts being stolen has increased. It even happened to my friend a few days ago. £400 was stolen off his credit card to buy items off PSN. Don't even trust friends and family. They can give it to other people thinking that the account won't be stolen but it there's always a risk. Anyway I'm just saying dont give you're account to anyone.

more people are starting to get banned now aswell

no thanks im 10 prestige

Will people ever learn? If you give out your account info...you get what's coming to you.

i have been gameshared by many people, some of the accounts still have money on them i would never steal from someone. When you steal from someone you are assuming that they dont deserve it and you do. Theft is sad

If you're not going to trust your Friends or Family, then what are they called? :\ You have to trust someone, somehow.. Nor would they even be called a Friend or a Family if they're going to STEAL £400 they cannot repay..

i have never been caught by sony i gameshare, and i have stolen a few accounts before (only because they were little kids from mw2 )

how?

i reported a guy like 5 times to Sony, us.playstation.com and he is not still banned. I think that Sony only ban a person for hacking, or if you call them

oh nice, u steal money from lil kids, wat a F**** noob are u? and the best is, u r proud about it.... u r so sad...

People that steal accounts are fine, as it was the account holder's responsibility to keep their email/password safe.

People that steal an account and use the CC information stored on it, are doing an illegal activity and is not a smart thing to do, as it IS tracked by Sony. If someone really DID steal ~$800 CAD from someone's UK account, that can easily be gotten back by calling their CC company.

Losing your account should be HARD, as you should know the secret question and answer to get it back asap.


People that steal money, however, will just end up being caught in the end, as long as the original owner DOES something about it. Just staring at your CC statement being depressed won't help, as you can get the money back, even if it was your own fault.



I only share with people I trust, to those that are willing to share with random people, be prepared, and have the forgot username/password screen up from the Playstation website to retrieve your password pending it gets changed.
You'd think this kind of thought process would be standard in any situation regarding the handing out of your password and email.

Failing any of that just shows either ignorance (usually because the person is young), or stupidity, plain and simple.