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League of Legends or League Of Legend is a strategy game produced by Riot Games. As of January 2014, this game has achieved impressive numbers with 67 million players of League of Legends each month, 27 million daily, and over 7.5 million simultaneously at peak times.
This game is closely associated with Garena, a company that connects games to users. Garena also specifically supports LMHT with a lucky spin function while learning and using Gas spin to receive in-game items.
Due to the overwhelming allure of this game, unscrupulous individuals exploit it for their own gain. They utilize various deceptive websites such as: card top-up sites, champion hacks, item hacks... to defraud unsuspecting novice gamers. Without vigilance, you may easily fall prey to these unscrupulous characters. Their deceitful tactics are quite conventional; firstly, they create a website with a domain name similar to the official LMHT website, for example: lienminh.net, hacktienlmht.net... Within these websites, the interface is meticulously copied from the official lienminh.garena.vn homepage.
Next, they use phones, emails, or other forms of media to advertise their fraudulent schemes. Often, they acquire players' phone numbers and pose as game customer service representatives. Once they've gained the player's trust, they inform them that they've won Garena Gas prizes (usually claiming they've won a 50-million dong motorcycle).
Exploiting players' greed and gullibility, the next ploy of these scammers is to demand that customers top up a certain amount of cards on their website. This is termed as the 'fee' for receiving and awarding prizes. After the victim falls into their trap and tops up the cards, calling the 'Customer Care' numbers provided by the scammers will only yield the response: 'The subscriber you have called cannot be reached temporarily...'. It's only at this point that players realize they've been deceived, but by then, it's too late.
To avoid falling victim to scams and account hacks, players should remain vigilant and only use the official Garena website: napthe.garena.vn for card top-ups and read news from the game's official homepage: lienminh.garena.vn. Furthermore, all other websites with similar domain names are fraudulent.
If you want to win in-game items in LMHT, steer clear of the sweet words of the fraudsters above promising great benefits. Instead, consider using Gas on PC to spin for prizes directly from the LMHT Publisher.
Garena Client 2.0 has undergone interface changes and added numerous new features, enhancing gamers' connectivity. Within Garena Client 2.0, there's even a function to live stream games for players, allowing others to watch their favorite gamers in action.
