RIP MPGH

**Silent** · 08-31-2019

haha MPGH prob gonna be shut down. Nice knowing you all! (jk, but maybe)

https://torrentfreak.com/us-govt-ide...arkets-190426/

https://ustr.gov/sites/default/files...rkets_List.pdf

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holy fuck though.... lmfao... for a govt branch to point out MPGH as being a 'notorious market', fucking damn. why the fuck am i still here. prob gonna get my ass wiped by some govt official.

A growing concern for the video game industry is the unauthorized sales of in-game
digital items, where cheat software (such as bots and hacks) enable the collection and
aggregation of virtual goods and the modification of a game to allow an advantage for the player.
The rise of unauthorized digital goods and cheat software negatively affects video game
companies and consumers by diverting significant revenue away from video game developers
and publishers. It also increases the threat of consumer fraud, including through account
takeovers via phishing or trying to steal the payment information connected to in-app purchases.
Mpgh.net is an example of a site that provides “cheats” and reportedly offers several hundred
thousand free cheats to over 4 million users. The site generates revenue through advertisements
and by offering premium accounts, and Internet browsers reportedly detect and warn of
malicious content on the site