habimbola said:
Anyone here shld not giv out his passwords to any other manager again o, after i help superboi wit formation, he still giv out his password to another manager, why he do dis why, it pain me o,

Camlad said:
Hackers have not invaded SM.
All of these reports are of the
managers own making.
If you give your password to
someone, for whatever
reason, it is not hacking. You
gave them the password. It
doesn't matter what they
promised to do, you willingly
gave them your password.

If you purchased or were
given an account that you did
not create and the other
manager takes it back
because he knows the
original email and you don't?
That's not hacking. You take
your own risk when you
engage in such behavior.
This
is precisely why we do not
condone the selling of
accounts.
If you pass your phone around
with logging out of SM, if you
do not take precaution to
clear cache, if you let
someone get your password,
this is not hacking. This is user
error.
If you cannot access the
original email used to open
the SM account, it is highly
unlikely you will ever get into
that account again if you
somehow give someone
access to the SM password.
So
if you are going to buy/trade/
give accounts around, know
full well that if something
happens to the account you
are likely out of luck.
I've yet to see a true instance
of hacking of an SM account.
Nearly every case is a
purchased account where the
manager then lets someone
have the password. That is
not hacking.
In short, if you wouldn't give
your bank password and
account to someone, don't
give your SM password or let
them use your device where
they can get the password
from.

From @vgates