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[Yuxi]

I tried to order some DC-8s in sim1 and got a white page with this message:

Hacker Alert! Report Filed, IP Tracked

Anyone else have this problem? :puzzled:

[travelhouse]

I tried to order some DC-8s in sim1 and got a white page with this message:

Hacker Alert! Report Filed, IP Tracked

Anyone else have this problem? :puzzled:

Oh my, this is the 1st time I have seen this report of a hacker

Do you think that by using the search within the forum that you could look into it and report back to this post and inform us if this is an old posting or new

[Halsey]

It's a bug. It was explained to me some time ago that the discount shows up on your finance page and takes effect for you when you order lots of planes, but that the hacker alert doesn't really notice the discount. So buy a few less until it gets fixed someday.

[travelhouse]

It's a bug. It was explained to me some time ago that the discount shows up on your finance page and takes effect for you when you order lots of planes, but that the hacker alert doesn't really notice the discount. So buy a few less until it gets fixed someday.

Wrong its not a bug so please get it right before answering.

It is a simple thing that TW placed into the buying process and this will explain.

(If you purchase a new aircraft for (Example Price) $10m and you have exactly 1/2 the purchase price of ($5m) it will throw up the hacker alert so if your cash was $10m + $1.00 over you could order as you do have more than 1/2 the required amount)

Now the hacker alert will also show if you was to order 10 planes @$10m each = $100m - if you have less than 1/2 the required purchase price of $50m, despite the the discount that bulk pruchasing offers you do need $50m +$1.00 to conduct the sale.

Order a little less than the number you want and it will go through OK, try to order more than the 1/2 in cash hand value without the discount and you will get the hacker alert.

Hope this explaines but to the original poster, please before flooding the forums with old news or issues, try using the search feature the forum has.

[sarn123]

picking up steam in recent weeks urges recipients not to accept messages or friend requests from an alleged identity thief named Simon Ashton. Alerts like these are a dime a dozen and, as likely as not, have more to do with besmirching reputations than preventing actual hacker attacks.