Internet Safety – Solitaire Daily Break

Looking for free coins? Before you click on that link, make sure it’s coming directly from Solitaire Daily Break!

Wondering how can you determine if it is a legitimate promotion? Here’s a few tips on what to avoid...

A link to a download that promises you unlimited coins.
Request to download, pay for, and/or subscribe to other apps for free coins.
An invite to a Free Coin Facebook group.
Request to copy and paste a Facebook post or comment to your own Facebook profile wall to receive free coins.
An unsolicited message via Facebook Messenger promising free coins.
3rd party websites that promise unlimited coins.

Dancing Drums does not offer any programs that will give you access to unlimited free coins.

We will not request you to download, pay for, and/or subscribe to other apps for free coins.
We do not host/administer any 3rd party websites that promise unlimited coins.

Regarding Facebook

We do not host/administer any “Free Coin” Facebook groups.
We will not ask you to copy and paste a Facebook post or comment to your own Facebook profile wall to obtain free coins.
We do not send out unsolicited Facebook Messages that promise free coins.

If you see any posts on Facebook that mention downloading software or offering coins in exchange for personal information, please report them as they could be considered illegal activity.

To report spam or phishing attempts, tap or click on the three gray dots that appear to the right of the comment and select “Spam” or the most relevant word to describe what you’re seeing. Then just click on Send!

For a more in-depth guide on how to report comments, please see the following guide from Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/help/181495968648557

Avoiding Scams and Phishing Attempts

As always, if you’re not sure about an offer or promotion, please contact us and we would be more than happy to validate it for you!

Also, please familiarize yourself with the Facebook Spam Definition. We are not responsible for any fraudulent posts or groups made by fans. We will do our best to remove these posts or groups when we become aware of them. Due to heavy traffic, we may not always get to them all. We will do everything in our power to make our game and Help Center a safe environment, but you are ultimately responsible for understanding your rights.

To fully understand your rights as a fan, player, and community member, please review:

What do I do if I'm a victim of a phishing scam?

If you are a victim of a phishing scam, you can contact the FTC.

https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/how-recognize-and-avoid-phishing-scams#report