How To Keep Your Club Penguin Account Safe

[wwe-adam]

How To Keep Your Penguin Account Safe

1. NEVER share your password.

If you own a penguin account in Club Penguin, it is your responsibility to keep your account information private and secure. NEVER share your password with your friends and never save your password on public computers. It is NOT a good idea to share penguin accounts with friends. A penguin is held responsible for its actions online, so it is best that only you (the account owner) has access to the penguin. Club Penguin will NEVER ask for your password, and do not enter your username/password information on fansites or forums. Only enter your password on the official Club Penguin (www.clubpenguin.com) or Miniclip (www.miniclip.com) webpage.

2. Use a secure password.

The best way to keep your account is safe is to have a secure password. All passwords in Club Penguin are cAsE sEnSiTiVe. This means there is a difference between using an uppercase letter or a lowercase letter. For example, the password “apple” is not the same as “Apple”. It is also a good idea to use a combination of numbers in your password as this will add another level of security (ASCII & punctuation symbols not supported.) Create a password that is longer than 8 letters, contains both upper and lower case lettering as well as numbers.

Example of an unsafe password: bubblegum
Why it is unsafe: The password “bubblegum” is a really common word and fairly easy to guess.

Example of a secure password: Bubble07Gum03
Why it is secure: This password still uses bubblegum, but in a different way. Notice the 'b' and the 'g' are both uppercase. The numbers 07 after “Bubble” and 03 after “Gum” makes the password harder for people to guess. It's still fairly easy to remember, since '07' is just the year (2007) and '03' could represent either your birthday, or your favorite month.

2. DO NOT save your username/password information on a public computer.

Although the username/password save feature is very handy, it is not a good idea to use this on computers that are public. This includes computers found at school, at internet cafes, and in public places (airports, hotels, restaurants, etc). Sometimes it is best not to save the information on a friend's computer, or the computer of a family relative. Only use the feature on computers that you use most often, so that means your own personal computer or one you use frequently at home.

3. NEVER trade accounts.

There are a lot of penguins who like to ask other penguins to “trade accounts”. This is a very bad idea and goes against the #1 rule to keeping your penguin account safe: NEVER share your password! These penguins cannot help you earn a million coins in 5 minutes. It's just not worth it to trade. First of all, if they use a third party program (a “hack”) to get you the items, your penguin will get banned for it. Using coin cheats to get more coins will also result in your penguin getting banned. Basically no matter what they do on your penguin, it will usually result in your account getting banned, and sometimes even banned Forever. Don't risk your penguin with trades and report penguins that ask for your password to Club Penguin moderators.


4. Coins do not fall from trees.

There is no easy way to get coins. Sorry folks, there just isn't. Coin cheats can be detected and accounts caught using coin cheats WILL be banned and all their coins removed. There is no super glitch to earn you 1 million coins in 5 minutes, so don't believe penguins who ask to trade passwords so that they can help you earn the coins. It doesn't work and it will result in your penguin account getting banned, even if you weren't the one responsible for getting the coins. The best way to earn coins is to play games. Sometimes, there are even secrets in the game that makes it easier to earn coins. For example, if you go through all the levels of Jet Pack without touching a single coin, you actually earn 1000! And if you know which corner to crash at while playing Cart Surfer, you can maximize your earning potential. Don't fall for the “free coins” scam and keep your password secret.
Thanks to Pendragon for typing this out. I filed this in cheats because it has the coin thing, and I think it is a somewhat secret because a lot of people could use a little help. I probably won't have this on my site, because I post like catalog secrets and over views of updates and stuff.

[emmycool2310]

Never Give Your Password Out But U Also Hve To Write Down Or U Will Forget It So Any One Could Then Look At Ur Password Even If U Don`t Mean Too U Could Even Shout It Out In Ur Sleep And Ur Sister Or Brother Might Her It

[Lunog]

Actually Emmycool, many people can just memorize their password, like me. This is a nice post, but I'm not sure if this is really in the right forum.

[Tunog]

I think this should go in the Club Penguin General Discussion forum. Anyways, brilliant post!

[Imzyee]

yeah thanks alot for telling us about keep our account safe

[Coolgindara]

thanks ur a genius now any one cant find my password exept my father!

[Klipple]

WOW! U R LIKE THE SAFEST GUY EVER! AND THE THING ABOUT THE JETPACK, U EARN COINS ALSO BY UR FUEL, SO DOES THAT COUNT AS COINS?

[Teh flood]

This is realy good advice for the more little kids on club penguin.

But isn't their a forum for guides?

[popstar91827]

on catchin waves do a trick and the press d in the water u will get 20 coins everytime!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[♥Glitter♥]

3. NEVER trade accounts.

There are a lot of penguins who like to ask other penguins to “trade accounts”. This is a very bad idea and goes against the #1 rule to keeping your penguin account safe: NEVER share your password! These penguins cannot help you earn a million coins in 5 minutes. It's just not worth it to trade. First of all, if they use a third party program (a “hack”) to get you the items, your penguin will get banned for it. Using coin cheats to get more coins will also result in your penguin getting banned. Basically no matter what they do on your penguin, it will usually result in your account getting banned, and sometimes even banned Forever. Don't risk your penguin with trades and report penguins that ask for your password to Club Penguin moderators.

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Well I shared my with my bestestestestestestest Friend Ever and she knows it. But I have theirs and they have mine. So If she bans mine I ban Hers. (I don't actually do this but i just tell her so she wont.LOL And we never get mad at each other and besides I change my pass. after she gets off.