Downloading Cheats Unsafe

Posted by Sebastian · 05/27/09 @2:37 am · anti-cheat · 6 comments

There are numerous malicious applications that claim to give you cheats for Counter-Strike. Be prepared to have adware and malicious software installed on to your computer if you download or visit any of these sites claiming to offer CS Cheats. This is a warning to all those trying to obtain cheat: think twice.

It's not worth getting your STEAM ID blacklisted if caught cheating, and it's LAME, so don't visit these cheat site.. you are putting them in business by doing so., and YOUR system will be comprised as a result.

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