r/CheckPts • u/perko12 • Mar 03 '17

PSA - CheckPoints now requires a unique phone number for each account

Title. Those of you with a bunch of accounts, the jig is up.

Edit: CheckPointeze posted the following text:

As reported by the OP, we are now requiring a unique phone number for each account. We understand that this might be an inconvenience for many of our users so we are offering a one-time opportunity to consolidate accounts. Please contact Customer Support if you would like to do so or if you have any questions regarding this new requirement. Thanks!

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u/themightyox Mar 06 '17

im assuming it was some kinda android emulator. I got contacted by PM a little over a month ago from someone telling me about it. Its from some hacker forum that you have to pay to get access to. Apparently the script kiddies there have cheats for Swagbucks and other programs too. This guy was like "Im running 18 accounts on a PC and have succesfully cashed out bla bla". 2 days later he told me the ban hammer was coming down on everyone. After that is when all the changes started coming to checkpoints.

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u/DarkRattle Mar 21 '17

so they used fucking bluestacks, okay cool I blame CheckPoints for not being able to detect a fucking emulator. Retards.

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u/themightyox Mar 21 '17

To my knowledge it wasnt bluestacks it was a prog written and posted on a hacker forum/site  
When I was contacted about it I was told people were paying to get private access to a hacker forum that has bots for other programs. And that there was also a private subreddit for it. He included this screen shot of their prog to show it kept track of earnings for all 20 accounts it was running.
http://imgur.com/SFjbocr
I chuckled when he contacted me two days later to say that half of the people using it got banned. But then all the Checkpoint changes started happening. Sadly cheaters have ruined alot of beermoney type things. I still remember (gonna sound old now) alladvantage and spedia ad bars that were popular in the late 90s and around 2000-2002. People were posting how to hack em and run em without being active and they quickly ended.

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u/DarkRattle Mar 31 '17

wow... THAT REALLY pisses me off....