Free Clash of clans Gems? Legit?

[Kowalski711]

- This is a refund exploit so you get as much as you buy.( you get money back but keep the gems"

Avoid this.

Emphasis on that part ^^^
Also, notice how that gem bag is $10? That purchase is 15 GBP.... seems legit
Also,

No returns accepted

And

Delivery Varies

Avoid this scam

[TheConfuzed1]

They're phishing for account info. Enter your log-in and password into their tool, and wait for the message that says, "Another device is connecting to this village."

[iIncepted]

Okay first of all read his description.

He says this is an refund exploit scam. So probably he is selling what is already known to many.

If you buy gems and then call apple and tell them you never received it, apple will refund your money. But you can't do it multiple times. There is no way apple can verify from sc that whether you have received gems or not. A person in my clan did it and showed us his refund on kik.

I am not some cheap guy who can't afford $20 so will never do this.

[Koof]

not legit, but looks like a way that SC can ban people if they just search for village accts

[Daddy]

OP let me get that link for you.

For everyone else who was wondering:

http://forum.supercell.net/showthrea...counts-or-Gems

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1. Discussion or promotion of products, free gem, or third party gem sites, competitors' games, illegal activities, music/intellectual property piracy is strictly prohibited. This includes any discussions to h a c k, exploit or run any Supercell games outside officially supported platforms.

[Snarg]

all these "cheap gems" or "free gems" or "H*ck" etc are all fake, there are no ways to exploit the game etc its a server based game so we cant do anything to it! So dont fall for it you will probably end up with your credit card or account stolen!

Being a server based game does not make it any less susceptible to 'workarounds'.

[timmytheturtle2310]

lol nice one

[biigrobdzil75]

Definitely a scam.

[TheConfuzed1]

Being a server based game does not make it any less susceptible to 'workarounds'.

Yes, it does. It's a smile matter to háck your own client device, but it's quite a different thing to háck a server (not to mention, a federal offense).

[Snarg]

Yes, it does. It's a smile matter to háck your own client device, but it's quite a different thing to háck a server (not to mention, a federal offense).

Client -> Server trust. There is your key.