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• misty4m Posts: 2,266 Member

  September 2014

  Always go to a trusted CC creator who have already been creating with the sims 1, 2, 3 games over the years.

  

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• simfeetunder Posts: 2,260 Member

  September 2014

  If you really want to warn people it might be good to say who the creator was or what website they are on or something.

  

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• auntielynds Posts: 3,071 Member

  September 2014

  When downloading content from various file sharing sites, it can be very easy to click on what you think is a download link, but actually is an advertisement made to look like the download. Some file sharing sites a quite straight forward like dropbox, others, like 4-shared, are not.

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• harryjames009 Posts: 84 Member

  September 2014

  I can't remember what site it was, it was in Chinese though. I think I got there by looking at the SIMS 4 UPDATE page.

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• simfeetunder Posts: 2,260 Member

  September 2014

  auntielynds wrote: »

  When downloading content from various file sharing sites, it can be very easy to click on what you think is a download link, but actually is an advertisement made to look like the download. Some file sharing sites a quite straight forward like dropbox, others, like 4-shared, are not.

  
  I might not have as many issues with that sort of thing since I run an adblock add-on in my browser(s). I remember being pretty irritated with mediafire before for this sort of reason, that's some pretty unscrupulous business practice if they have fake download links/buttons that give people malware.

  

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