YoVille Goes Hiking! Get yourself some sleeping bags, sittable kayaks, backpacks, tents as well as the beehive, ant hill, beautiful wild flowers and pine trees!
Over 50 new items are here to make your camp just perfect!
Check the pictures and prices after the link!
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Tuesday, February 7, 2012
YoVille: More camping clothes and accessories in the clothing store
More camping clothing and accessories were added to the YoVille clothing store! This latest release includes counselor outfits, new hats, whistles, binoculars etc. And of course, no camping without mosquito bites.
Outfits in coins, hats and accessories in YoCash. Check the complete list after the link.
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This article originally appeared on YoVille Lounge.
Outfits in coins, hats and accessories in YoCash. Check the complete list after the link.
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This article originally appeared on YoVille Lounge.
YoVille: Four new cars have arrived
Four New Cars make their way into Yoville!
An Orange Monster Truck for 35 Yocash, Yellow Italian Roadster for 49 Yocash, 57 Hot Red Car for 39 Yocash or Red Electric Car for 35 Yocash or with 10 Co-signers you can get if for 20,000 coins.
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Read an early guide to the new YoVille cars by clicking here.
This article originally appeared on YoVille Lounge.
An Orange Monster Truck for 35 Yocash, Yellow Italian Roadster for 49 Yocash, 57 Hot Red Car for 39 Yocash or Red Electric Car for 35 Yocash or with 10 Co-signers you can get if for 20,000 coins.
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Read an early guide to the new YoVille cars by clicking here.
This article originally appeared on YoVille Lounge.
YoVille: New items in the free Mystery Chests
New items have been added to the red, blue and green YoVille mystery chests! Known items so far are the Red, Brown, Tan and Black Cow Hides and a decorative Glazed Pot. Collect and share the keys on your facebook-feed, and send the chests to your friends through the free gift page.
Have you found other items as well? Let us know in the comments.
Check the pictures of these items after the link.
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This article originally appeared on YoVille Lounge.
Have you found other items as well? Let us know in the comments.
Check the pictures of these items after the link.
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This article originally appeared on YoVille Lounge.
Thursday, February 2, 2012
Zynga's request to dismiss scam suit denied by federal judge
Zynga Lawsuit
It looks like Zynga won't get off the hook that easy. The omnipotent social gaming company requested a dismissal of a recent class action lawsuit claiming that Zynga intentionally allowed and profitted from alleged scams offering its players virtual currency, Gamasutra reports. The plaintiff, Rebecca Swift, filed the suit in Oakland, Calif. court under the accusation that Zynga, through online advertising firm Adknowledge, charged her account for $200 worth of products and services without her consent after she signed up for free YoCash in YoVille.
Swift claims that the company was not "a neutral website that merely allows third parties to post advertisements" and is a "direct participant in the fraudulent transactions," Gamasutra reports. Better yet, "the design, layout, and format of the special offers," according to the court document, is on Zynga's shoulders as they appear within the company's games and not just on the web page.
She went on to claim that Zynga intentionally designs its games to draw players in to the act of either buying virtual currency or resorting to these allegedly fraudulent offers by making their games more enjoyable through spending the cash, according to Gamasutra. Ultimately, U.S. District Judge Sandra Armstrong denied both Zynga's and Adknowledge's requests to dismiss the case under the impression that Swift had "sufficiently alleged the particular circumstances of defendants' fraudulent scheme."
This is far from the first time the company has been the target of a class action lawsuit. Due to Facebook's recent privacy breach caused by third party applications like Zynga's games, the company is also facing a suit for sharing private player data such as Facebook User IDs to third-party advertisers. In other words, Zynga is going to have its hands full when the Swift v. Zynga case resumes over a "telephonic case management conference" in February 2011.
It looks like Zynga won't get off the hook that easy. The omnipotent social gaming company requested a dismissal of a recent class action lawsuit claiming that Zynga intentionally allowed and profitted from alleged scams offering its players virtual currency, Gamasutra reports. The plaintiff, Rebecca Swift, filed the suit in Oakland, Calif. court under the accusation that Zynga, through online advertising firm Adknowledge, charged her account for $200 worth of products and services without her consent after she signed up for free YoCash in YoVille.
Swift claims that the company was not "a neutral website that merely allows third parties to post advertisements" and is a "direct participant in the fraudulent transactions," Gamasutra reports. Better yet, "the design, layout, and format of the special offers," according to the court document, is on Zynga's shoulders as they appear within the company's games and not just on the web page.
She went on to claim that Zynga intentionally designs its games to draw players in to the act of either buying virtual currency or resorting to these allegedly fraudulent offers by making their games more enjoyable through spending the cash, according to Gamasutra. Ultimately, U.S. District Judge Sandra Armstrong denied both Zynga's and Adknowledge's requests to dismiss the case under the impression that Swift had "sufficiently alleged the particular circumstances of defendants' fraudulent scheme."
This is far from the first time the company has been the target of a class action lawsuit. Due to Facebook's recent privacy breach caused by third party applications like Zynga's games, the company is also facing a suit for sharing private player data such as Facebook User IDs to third-party advertisers. In other words, Zynga is going to have its hands full when the Swift v. Zynga case resumes over a "telephonic case management conference" in February 2011.
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