Post by Evolutionary Games in Bunch of spam emails trying to hack into my computer after i downlaoded BLOODMONEY??

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Did you pay for Bloodmoney?

No. It's a coincidence - some site was hacked and had your email address. Developers do not receive your email address if you download a free game. We have no clue actually who the people are downloading our free content.

Yes. Perhaps, but only if the same email address you used for the payment is the one being spammed.

If you hadn't even installed or opened bloodmoney - it's not the game. You will get that windows warning on most games here, simply because they're not downloaded in the quantities that would make the warning go away. In future, bypass that warning by using the app.

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redonihunter19 days ago

While the title of the thread says emails, the actual post talks about notifications. Presumable in the browser. Emails are not ongoing notifications that can suddenly stop.

My guess is, the malware made the browser open links, among other things, and the opened websites were malicious.

The fake version of the game is still indexed. Might be software piracy and the malware version of the game might be yet another fake version, but this should be dealt with more quickly. The offending account has several stolen games up for download. Just enter bloodmoney in the search box to see a second download version. Original has 222 ratings, fake has 0.

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