And if someone offers you RP, contact Player Support. Don't give your username or password on websites that request this information in exchange for free skins or RP.This way you'll be certain that you aren't being scammed. If Riot wishes to contact you, it will send a message to the email address you linked to your game account when registering.īe careful with your account and protect your information! Here are some tips to avoid falling for these scams: Under no circumstance will any Riot staff member ever request your information or contact you directly through the client, the game or a social network. In order to do so, we need your credentials". Since you are such a nice player, we've decided to give you some RP. We need your info in order to fix them." or "I work for Riot. In some cases, the scammer pretends to be a Riot employee and approaches players with messages such as "I work at Riot and we have detected some issues in your account. The recipient, tempted by the chance of getting that skin they love, decides to reveal their personal information and ends up losing their account. It's as simple as someone sending you a false message that draws your attention and using it to steal your data without you knowing it.Īpplied to the League, this is often the case with websites that promise free RP. Although identity theft is one of the oldest crimes on the Internet, there are still people who don't know how it works.
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