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If someone is giving you this much attention, chances are they're going to want something in return. They might even use all these gifts to guilt you into doing things you don't want to. Better let a moderator know what's going on.

If someone is giving you this much attention, chances are they're going to want something in return. They might even use all these gifts to guilt you into doing things you don't want to. Better let a moderator know what's going on.

You should never, under any circumstance, share your home address to someone you've met online! They might very well pay you an unwelcome visit. And once they have your email address you have no control over what a stranger will use it for.

You should never, under any circumstance, share your home address to someone you've met online! They might very well pay you an unwelcome visit. And once they have your email address you have no control over what a stranger will use it for.

You should never, under any circumstance, share your home address to someone you've met online! They might very well pay you an unwelcome visit. And once they have your email address you have no control over what a stranger will use it for.

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Your Result

A Habbo wants to chat with you on MSN and is asking for your contact info. Do you give it to them?

Someone is inviting you to chat via a web cam. Would you do it?

Someone on Habbo keeps bothering you on IM, sending you weird and offensive messages and making you feel uncomfortable. What should you do?

A friend of yours in Habbo keeps following you to every room, and won't leave you alone, even when you ask them to. What do you do?

One of your Habbo friends is asking you to share some really personal information with them. What do you do?

Someone is asking you to meet up with them in real life. What should you do?

Someone you know online is asking you to send them some pictures of yourself in a swimsuit. You feel a bit uncomfortable, but they promise not to show the pictures to anyone. What should you do?

A Group that seems to be pro gay asks you to join them...

The admins of a famous Group told you that you had to *wave* for 2 hours straight in order to join them. Turns out they tricked you and now you feel stupid...

OMG! This Habbo you just met is asking you to join them in the "Kissing Booth" Furni...

You notice a forum thread in which people are having a heated discussion about politics...

A Habbo posted a link to "real life" photos of themselves in a Forum, and now everyone is mocking them...

Your Result Review

WRONG ANSWERS

Yes, we've been friends on Habbo for a few weeks, so I trust them completely!

No, I wouldn't trust someone that I only know online with my contact info, because you never know.. Better safe than sorry!

Sure. I don't want to seem uncool, so I would give them my contact information.

Sure, I don't think it's unsafe at all. It's not like I'd be inviting them to my house, right?

No, you never know who's on the other end. I don't want to risk some creepy person taking screenshots of me...

I would if it's someone I like, because I wouldn't want them to think I didn't trust them...

Dump them from my friends list, and call a moderator. No one has the right to make me feel scared or threatened on Habbo.

I threaten to beat them up in real life.

I'd start sending offensive messages back at them. They started it, I'll end it!

I remove the person from my friends list, ignore them, and if they continue harassing me I call a moderator.

I get angry and shout at them abusively.

After a while I'd find it romantic that this creepy person is following me around, and consider changing my mind!

I call a moderator because I feel uncomfortable with the questions. Something seems fishy!

I share my personal information without too much thought. They just want to get to know me, what could possibly happen?

I share my information because I feel flattered that someone has taken such an interest in me.

I'll bring a friend with me, so it's okay to go. If I have company, nothing bad will happen, right?

I wouldn't. Meeting up with someone from the internet is not safe, because I can't possibly know who the person *really* is, no matter how long we've chatted online.

I'll go by myself, I'm not worried. We've chatted forever, I can totally trust them.

I do it. They said they won't show the pictures to anyone, so it's okay to send them.

I wouldn't do it because I know that once I share photos of myself online, I can't ever take them back. It's easy to lie online, so why should I trust them?

I've known this person for weeks, and they've always kept my secrets to themselves, so of course I trust them!

Yes, of course I'll give them my email! I looooooove Justin Bieber and I need those pics!!

I wouldn't do it. Who's to say they'll only use my email address to send me Justin Bieber pictures? Once they have my address, they can use it for anything...

I give them my email address, but only after they promise not to give it to anyone else, or sign me up to weird online dating sites.

Nah, I wouldn't do it. I've known this person for weeks, but that doesn't mean I really know anything about them...

This person is just being friendly, what's the harm?

Sure, I'll do it, seems like "everyone else" is doing it, so I guess it's okay, right?

I agree to be her friend, of course, friendship is magic!

I would definitely double check her story with my sister before adding her, because who knows, right?

I ask what her name is so that I can check her out on Facebook first.

I take a photo of myself and post it on some forum to prove them wrong!

I ignore them completely, it's just not worth it. They're probably just trolling anyway.

I tell them that I definitely have the jacket and, to prove it, I tell them exactly where I bought it.

I should do nothing! I love all this attention! Everyone's so jealous of all my Furni!

Whatever, it's their money. What do I care what they do with it?

It seems quite suspicious, so eventually I tell them I don't want their gifts anymore. I also give a moderator a heads up about this person.

Oh yes! I'd do absolutely anything for Gaga tickets, of course I'll give them my address!

Well, I'm a little bit suspicious, but I figure there's no harm in giving them my email address so I can check that the tickets are genuine?

Seems very suspicious to me. Why would a stranger give me free tickets just like that? They're asking for my address and email, clearly something is up, I would refuse and report to a moderator.

Exit

You can never be sure about who you're really talking to online, which is why you should never share your personal information or do anything you're uncomfortable with.

You comment on the thread and try to calm the other Habbos down, the photos weren't THAT bad...

You realize that it's a picture of your great-great-great grandfather, and get very, very confused...

Habbos create some amazing games and competitions, and we want you to join in and have fun! However, not all game room owners are as honourable as we'd like them to be, which is why we advise you to never pay to enter a game!

Being obnoxious will never result in anything, except perhaps tendinitis from too much spamming... We advise you to walk away while your dignity is still intact!

Being mean and sarcastic will never result in anything, except maybe life as a stand-up comedian... Walk away, while you still have your dignity and the chance of a better future!

Unfortunately, real life never works out like it does in the movies (and there's only one Clooney). Walk away with while you still have your dignity! ;)

Not such a good idea... because selling a Habbo account on Ebay is illegal and everyone involved will be banned.

Letting your friends "use" your account is never a good idea, no matter how small the task they want to complete it. You never want to find yourself in this position- it's more uncomfortable than trying to perform the Nutcracker in the back of an Audi.

Swapping your account means giving someone else access to your personal information, which in turn will get very messy, very fast. Stay safe, never share or swap your Habbo!

In this case, "borrowing" is the same as stealing, and in Habbo we do not tolerate fraudulent or unlawful behaviour. HC is great fun, but hardly worth breaking the law for!

Don't lose your cool! Trash talkers love to get you in trouble by upsetting you... By ignoring them, they'll just look dumb all on their lonesome!

Do you think your mom really (like really) cares? Nah, we didn't think so either... :) Let them trash talk, when you ignore them, they'll just look dumb to everyone else in the room.

We really don't think your mom would be *that* concerned.

We suspect that "Yo Mama" is a pretty fierce lady that would never be bothered about some groundless accusations in Habbo. And she'd be right. Stay cool just like Yo Mama!

As a Habbo Helper you recognise that it's not the size of a person's ankles that matters, but the size of their hearts.

Habbo does not condone the use of illegal drugs, and we hope that you'll help us take that stand and be good role models to new Habbo players by giving them a great first impression of our Hotel!

As a Habbo Helper you know that it's not about you, but about showing someone else a great time and introducing them to all the fun things that the Hotel has to offer!

Cybering is strictly forbidden, you should not be doing it either.

As a Habbo Helper you are devoted to giving great help to anyone who needs it, and you're happy to do it for free! Don't let your standards slip...

As a Habbo Helper, you know that doing a good deed is it's own reward. Besides, how much Brown Plasto do you really need anyway??

Though we certainly frown upon corruption, we trust that in this situation, you'd be able to explain that you and others like you, are always happy to help, and that they shouldn't have to pay!

Well, well, well, someone got greedy! Habbo Helpers are there to guide anyone who needs it - for FREE! ;)

Just because you receive a Group invite, doesn't mean you have to accept it. More importantly, it does not excuse or allow for a hateful response. In Habbo, this will not be tolerated.

In Habbo, you are allowed to be who you are, as long as you do not harm others. A Group that is pro gay youth is in no way deemed harmful. You can decline or accept, but there would be no need to alert a Moderator in this case!

In Habbo we do not allow hateful language or acts targeting race/ethnicity, religion, gender, sexuality, nationality or political beliefs. By creating such a Group, you would be in violation of those rules.

There's enough groups in Habbo to cater to (almost) every interest or hobby, there's no need trying to change the focus on one group to suit your own needs.

While we realize that it hurts to be the victim of a prank, we hope that you are able to laugh it off and move on with a new lesson learned -- you'll definitely know better next time... right?? ;)

If you can't laugh at yourself every now and then, how can you expect others to laugh with you?

Spamming only leads to you being ignored and eventually muted, and probably also tendinitis. We advise you to laugh it off and move on -- pranks happen, you'll know better next time :)

Wow. This sounds very intense. For the sake of your own sanity, and quite possibly hygiene, we advise you to forget about it and move on... before it's too late! :o

While we advise you to always be cautious, you shouldn't be afraid to flirt and get to know others! The "Kissing Booth" is an example of a Furni that you might have some innocent fun with, however, if you find yourself in a situation that is clearly threatening and not innocent, you should call on a Moderator immediately.

While we do not allow vulgar or obscene behaviour in Habbo, we do want you to be able to have some flirty fun! The "Kissing Booth" is a perfect example of a Furni that is just-for-fun, however, if you don't want to join this Habbo, you can absolutely choose not to.

Trash talking others says a lot more about you than the other person. If you didn't want to go into the "Kissing Booth" Furni, you could just say "No, thanks!" No hard feelings...

Sorry, but the Kissing Booth only sits two Habbos. This is certainly not a "more the merrier" situation!

In Habbo we allow opinions - and difference of opinions! We do not, however, allow for more than three levels of irony, it just gets too confusing...

In Habbo we allow opinions - and difference of opinions! We do not, however, allow bribery...

In Habbo we allow opinions - and difference of opinions! We do not, however, allow hateful language that targets race/ethnicity, religion, gender, sexuality or political beliefs, nor do we allow comments that are abusive or denigrating.