Scamming

[Triumph]

Exactly. Only give your account information to people you know and trust.

Even if it's someone you met in game, played for a few months together or w/e, doesn't mean you know them or they can be trusted...

Unless they're your real life friends, siblings, and only if they need it for absolute necessity, otherwise don't give your password to anyone at all!

Wrong.

You, as the registered user of an Outspark Account, are ultimately and completely responsible for maintaining confidentiality of your login information and the computer system used to access the Outspark Service. Further, you are solely responsible and liable for any and all uses of your Login Information, whether authorized by you or not. You may not directly or indirectly reveal your Password to anyone for any reason at any time or allow anyone else to access your Outspark Account. Sharing, trading, swapping, selling, buying, bartering, or otherwise distributing Outspark Accounts or Login Information is strictly prohibited and subject to disciplinary action up to and possibly including service termination at the sole and absolute discretion of Outspark. Outspark will NEVER ask for your Outspark Account Password and you should NEVER reveal it, EVER; even when contacting us about an account issue.

When creating a Username, you agree to indemnify and hold Outspark and its affiliates harmless for any improper use of such identity including, but not limited to, improper or illegal use by someone to whom you have revealed your Password in any way. Outspark is not responsible for any misuse of your Username, whether such misuse is by you or by third parties. When interacting in any online community we strongly recommend that all players think before they click and engage in safe internet practices at all times.

If you discover that the confidentiality of your Login Information may have been compromised, you are required to immediately and truthfully report this to Outspark Customer Support by submitting a support request via http://support.outspark.com/. We will coordinate with proper investigating authorities to hold individuals perpetrating online crimes accountable for their actions, including those who submit fraudulent or false reports.

They say it themselves. Use common sense. Naïvity may be a factor in some cases, but ultimately you are held responsible regardless.

[Spirit]

My mother has my log in information. I trust her whole-heartedly. I also have her log-in information. I do not see a problem with this, as she is my mother and I am her daughter. Therefore not all cases are Wrong.
I also have the log-in information to my son's account and my nieces. Although my niece does not live at my house. But, if need be, I can log in and see who is on her friend's list and what these friends are saying to her in chat.

[Sero]

^ sneaky

Same here, serodin has my info, I have his as well~