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What about the admin booting or taking peoples money, just because they don't agree what u | |||
put in a message to another family. It happen to me on Hardcore mafia, and to a friend of mine. He lost all his banked cash to the admin. They blame hackers, but why would the admin then return the money when my buddy said he was going to tell everyone he knows on blog about the scams. So why spend money buying turns if they are just going to rip u off. {{unsigned|72.143.46.242|22:42, October 1, 2007}} | |||
:I have no idea what you're talking about, but since no one "buys turns" on [[MafiaScum]], this must be regarding another site. -- [[User:Mr. Flay|Mr.]] [[User_talk:Mr. Flay|Flay]] 08:16, 2 October 2007 (MDT) | |||
So why aren't there games with larger amounts of people, like 80+? | |||
There is a broken link in this page: "'''This thread''' contains detailed information on the Queue system. As a summary, here are the four types of games," where "This thread" is the broken link. | |||
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What about the admin booting or taking peoples money, just because they don't agree what u put in a message to another family. It happen to me on Hardcore mafia, and to a friend of mine. He lost all his banked cash to the admin. They blame hackers, but why would the admin then return the money when my buddy said he was going to tell everyone he knows on blog about the scams. So why spend money buying turns if they are just going to rip u off. — This comment added by 72.143.46.242 (talk • contribs) 22:42, October 1, 2007
- I have no idea what you're talking about, but since no one "buys turns" on MafiaScum, this must be regarding another site. -- Mr. Flay 08:16, 2 October 2007 (MDT)
So why aren't there games with larger amounts of people, like 80+?
There is a broken link in this page: "This thread contains detailed information on the Queue system. As a summary, here are the four types of games," where "This thread" is the broken link.