Weeping for Webkinz
I heard a primal scream and recognized my daughter Ellie's voice. I ran over to the computer to see what had happened. Someone had stolen the furniture from her Webkinz house!
Are your kids as into Webkinz and Club Penguin as mine are? These sites are sort of like Myspace for the elementary school set. They can meet friends and make friends and play with them on line, with games such as arcades, bowling and ice skating. They can also put together houses with furniture for the animals they play with, getting money from "jobs" they do online.
Ellie had given her password to someone at school, although she never quite admitted this. This boy was able to remove all her furniture, worth thousands of Webkinz dollars, and give it away to other friends in the club. It was quite stunning to see how deeply invested she was in this game. I hope she learned an early lesson about not giving away any online information about herself.

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Comments
Well your daughter shouldn't have gave her password! Even sometimes friends cannot be trusted. So NEVER,I repeat NEVER give your password.
Posted by: Daryl Laquain Ritter Jr. | March 16, 2007 8:32 PM
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Posted by: Anonymous | March 29, 2007 4:58 PM