NEED FOR SPEED NO LIMIT CHEATERS
I spent at least 150 usd to this game. I won a shelby snoopdog then entered tourney. My shelby was 760 rep when i won it. I came to tier 5 at the tourney. Tier 3 cars are 600 rep. And they had to spen...
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Hi @taylankiran,
We agree that cheaters are a plague for any game. That being said, Answers HQ is a player-to-player help forum so there's nothing the community can help with here.
For any action to be taken against players accounts violating the Terms of Service you need to contact a Game advisor directly.
You can also report dodgy websites to us (putting the step-by-step instructions under the spoiler tag).
Spoiler
If you come across malicious websites containing cheats hacks and scams for EA games, we would greatly appreciate your help by reporting the site to us though out help site.
How to submit a report
Submit your report by contacting us via Email from our Help Center
What to submit
If you encounter such a website it is recommended you submit the following.
Please note there is no need to visit these sites to validate this information. We would recommend against visiting these websites as they may contain malicious software to attack the computer of users who visit them.
Once the website has been fully reviewed and verified, it will be investigated. Due to our privacy policies you will not receive an update on any action taken.
How to submit a report
Submit your report by contacting us via Email from our Help Center
- Click on Contact Us
- For Platform, select the appropriate platform
- For Product, select your game name
- For Topic, select "Report Cheating/Harassment" (you will be prompted to log in if you aren't already)
- Select the Email option to submit
What to submit
If you encounter such a website it is recommended you submit the following.
- The full URL of the website ( e.g. www.badsite.com/notgood/hack)
- Which category you believe the site falls into such as:
- Cheat/Hack information (a site which provides tools or tips on how to cheat in games)
- Phishing (a site which pretends to be an EA website in order to steal account information)
- Sites breaking a testing agreement or NDA (posting alpha or beta footage EA has said is not available to the general public)
- Other (any other malicious site you believe we should investigate)
Please note there is no need to visit these sites to validate this information. We would recommend against visiting these websites as they may contain malicious software to attack the computer of users who visit them.
Once the website has been fully reviewed and verified, it will be investigated. Due to our privacy policies you will not receive an update on any action taken.
Thanks!
