All of AJ's scams have names. (Named by me) These scamming techniques all have a description and very few have scamming images. If any scammers are reading to protest, please do. I like to here the feedback!
1#: The trust game- You've known a friend or a stranger who always wanted an item of yours. The friend/jammer comes up to you and says, "Hey! Nice [freedom wings], what for them?" You decide you love these freedom wings so much nothing on AJ could even be as close to worth it. Mean jammers would say "Oh, your junky list for THESE non-member 15-of-a-kind epic freedom wings? Never in a lifetime! Not even for a [legendary glove] or a [founders' hat]! Are you OUT OF YOUR FLIPPING MIND?!?!?!" The nicer jammer would say, "I'm sorry, but I love these wings too much. I don't want to trade them, sorry." The scammer fake cries and says, "Nobody ever believe or trusts me..." The mean jammer says, "Too bad, so sad, LOSER!" The nicer jammer says, "Trust ME, I totally trust anybody!" And as the mean jammer walks away, the scammer says "Okay. If you trade me the freedom wings I will TOTALLY decline." Of course, you probably have other rares. You think about it for 2 seconds, and decide that you want to make a jammer's day. "Okay. I trust you." You trade the freedom wings, but you don't get that happy noise of a decline that you wanted to hear. Instead, you get the worst noise that would scar you forever. A high-pitched 'Ding!' rings through your ears, and your totally crying.
2#: The friendliest DOOM- You have a BFF who loves you so much that could be your best friend FOREVER. You think 'She's so nice' and she comes to you for everything, then one day she comes to you and asks for your [legendary glove]. Remember, she's your best friend. She says, "I just want to borrow it for a day, and I'll give it to you tomorrow." You assume she's telling the absolute truth because she's your best friend, so you send/trade it to her/him (Depending it's gender, and if it's non-member or not). After they receive the [legendary glove], they make up a phoney excuse like, "My mother is calling me for dinner, G2G," then she goes to her den and takes you off of her buddy list.
3# : Pillow Versus Cursor- You're in [Jamaa Township] and you see a scammer named [Princess Snowymoon, I don't know :P] is saying in all caps something like, "IF YOU WANT AN ABSOLUTELY FREE [WORN BLANKET] COME TO MY DEN!" So you go, and then like [10 minutes] later she comes there and you are there with [5 other people] and then she says, "Who wants to go first?" You want the worn a lot, and you are the first to say, "ME!" coincidentally there is a pillow right near the bottom of the den. She says, "Okay, please just click the pillow right there." she stands on the pillow she's referring to, then you stand on it. "Just keep clicking it like that." and then she offers you a plain red necklace for your [Scary Bat Wings]. You wonder, how is this scamming? Well, the thing is, that pillow is right where the accept button is to a trade.
#4: The Tricky Sending Tool- Okay, this is a very common scam, and whenever you see this happen, report them immediately. You see a scammer named [Sergeant Wonkybug] and they are saying, "SEND ME A RARE GET MY [LONG SPIKED COLLAR]!" Okay, this is the most obvious scam, and it is unlikely to happen these days. I rarely see it anymore. >.<
#5: The Birthday Bluff- A jammer would say, "It's my birthday! Send me rares because if you don't it will be the worst day for me!" You assume that they are telling the truth, so you send them a rare. They are liars who would do anything to get their hands on a rare.
#6:Leopard/Lion/Arctic Wolf Code- Okay, this scam is very common. Let me just do this is play form.
You: I always wanted a Snow Leopard.
Scammer: I have one! Come to my den and I'll give you it, top secret.
You: *goes to den* Nice den! Now give me the code.
Scammer: Okay. First send/trade me your [Legendary Glove]
You: Sure! *sends them legendary glove*
Scammer: Okay the first part is [089678], send me your [Spiked Collar] for the rest.
You: Sure. *sends spiked collar*
Scammer: Now meet me at [Sarepia Forest].
You: Okay!
When you travel there, the scammer is not there. So, yeah! ^^
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