How do scammers manage to scam in the game?

I have been on fantasica for a while now and I have heard many cases of how players had units stolen, including numerous allies. I have also had numerous players complain about not wanting to album as they don't trust others. I just want to ask, how do these players manage? Is it just that they offer insufficient colat and refuse to trade back, or are they utilizing some kind of game glitches and the likes when scamming?

As writing this I realized that I could be seen as an aspiring hacker, If people are worried just write in vague replies such as just "glitches" or "insufficient colat" or something. I have been playing for 7 months though and wouldn't try something so stupid just to ruin hard working players enjoyment.

A few ways

1. can i album this card
2. ally can you help with quest/mina/tournament
3. more then 5 cards in a trade (no or bad middle man)
4. over or understate a cards value (ie Alexander for a charls)
5. fake scamming (calling someone a scammer to get their card)
6. even though collateral is even they then keep the card

1) albuming; the oldest but still applicable method, usually one party didn't provide enough collat or simply provide enough collat but never intended to giving the albumed unit back

2) ambro service; basically can be seen just like albuming but with the use of pearl involved

3) lending unit; usually during trials and between allies, some putting too much trust of lending their units to their allies without proper collat

4) cross game trading; this is serious bannable offense, for example trading your fanta unit with another mobage game unit (or even outside moba) with almost similar rarity

I think that's what I can think of :/

not really scamming, but you should keep an eye on the people who say "sent offer for _____" when a noob pulls something good.

kfcjamal wrote:

not really scamming, but you should keep an eye on the people who say "sent offer for _____" when a noob pulls something good.

Yep Whenever I'm looking to buy or sell on the rare card report and I see a bunch of "sent trade for..." it is almost ALWAYS to a player that is under level 100. And the lower level the player, the more of these offers there seem to be. If someone who is a level 100 or obviously veteran/saavy player pulls a good card, you don't see so many of these these Amazing Secret Offers. To a veteran player the offer is often made in public on their wall, or they ask their price rather than just "sent you an amazing offer for x -check trade!" You are right, not actually scamming, but they are most likely a mean a$$hole trying to take advantage.

lmao

https://imgur.com/hVrQ1OJ,lGnfvWP,jnRzFi4,tL6nZcM