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MOTHRA at 16:55, 17 October 2020

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	PINs are mostly used these days for character transfers. While its certainly handy if you have your character's PIN #, its not something you are absolutely required to have when writing the Billing Office or Feedback. As long as you can verify that you own your account, via your security question/answer, and or other billing information, you should be fine~~. However, if you want to be SURE, keep your PIN recorded somewhere safe. It can't hurt~~.		PINs are mostly used these days for character transfers. While its certainly handy if you have your character's PIN #, its not something you are absolutely required to have when writing the Billing Office or Feedback. As long as you can verify that you own your account, via your security question/answer, and or other billing information, you should be fine.

	==Use and Syntax==		==Use and Syntax==

MOTHRA at 16:54, 17 October 2020

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	PINs are mostly used these days for character transfers. While its certainly handy if you have your character's PIN ~~handy~~, its not something you are absolutely required to have when writing the Billing Office or Feedback. As long as you can verify that you own your account, via your security question/answer, and or other billing information, you should be fine. However, if you want to be SURE, keep your PIN recorded somewhere safe. It can't hurt.		PINs are mostly used these days for character transfers. While its certainly handy if you have your character's PIN #, its not something you are absolutely required to have when writing the Billing Office or Feedback. As long as you can verify that you own your account, via your security question/answer, and or other billing information, you should be fine. However, if you want to be SURE, keep your PIN recorded somewhere safe. It can't hurt.

	==Use and Syntax==		==Use and Syntax==

MOTHRA at 16:53, 17 October 2020

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	{{important\|25}} '''These numbers should never be shared with anyone since they can be used to delete or transfer your characters.'''		{{important\|25}} '''These numbers should never be shared with anyone since they can be used to delete or transfer your characters.'''


	~~Note:~~ PINs are mostly used these days for character transfers. While its certainly handy if you have your character's PIN handy, its not something you are absolutely required to have when writing the Billing Office or Feedback. As long as you can verify that you own your account, via your security question/answer, and or other billing information, you should be fine. However, if you want to be SURE, keep your PIN recorded somewhere safe. It can't hurt.		PINs are mostly used these days for character transfers. While its certainly handy if you have your character's PIN handy, its not something you are absolutely required to have when writing the Billing Office or Feedback. As long as you can verify that you own your account, via your security question/answer, and or other billing information, you should be fine. However, if you want to be SURE, keep your PIN recorded somewhere safe. It can't hurt.

	==Use and Syntax==		==Use and Syntax==

MOTHRA at 16:53, 17 October 2020

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	{{important\|25}} '''These numbers should never be shared with anyone since they can be used to delete or transfer your characters.'''		{{important\|25}} '''These numbers should never be shared with anyone since they can be used to delete or transfer your characters.'''

			Note: PINs are mostly used these days for character transfers. While its certainly handy if you have your character's PIN handy, its not something you are absolutely required to have when writing the Billing Office or Feedback. As long as you can verify that you own your account, via your security question/answer, and or other billing information, you should be fine. However, if you want to be SURE, keep your PIN recorded somewhere safe. It can't hurt.

	==Use and Syntax==		==Use and Syntax==

Maintenance script at 01:31, 14 February 2013

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			The '''{{tt\|PIN}} command''' is used in-game to display private account data that is used to identify you as the account holder for a given character when communicating with Simutronics.
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			{{important\|25}} '''These numbers should never be shared with anyone since they can be used to delete or transfer your characters.'''


			==Use and Syntax==
			<pre>>pin

			************************************************
			WARNING: Do not give this number out to anyone!
			************************************************

			Your Character Index Number is XXXXXX.
			Your Player Identification Number is
			PIN# XXXXXXXXX-XXXXXX

			Please save this number in a secure place.

			************************************************
			WARNING: Do not give this number out to anyone!
			************************************************

			>> >> For details, type PIN HELP. << <<</pre>

			<pre>>pin help
			New Player Identification Numbers!

			As a special service to our customers, Simutronics Corporation has installed a new feature that we are
			calling your Player Identification Number (PIN).

			The Player Identification Numbers are like a password that you can use to verify that a character
			belongs to you. Usually, when we get Email from a player about their character, we simply match the
			return Email address with the Email address that is recorded as part of the character record. However,
			as the online community grows and more and more people have more and more accounts on a variety of
			services, including the Internet, the Email we get about characters is not always from the account that
			the character is associated with.

			Using your PIN, you can identify a character as belonging to you, even when you are not Emailing us
			from that account. If you were to suddenly be called out of town and send Email to us from a remote
			Internet account, for example, asking that your character be protected from being purged, then you
			would be able to provide us with the PIN, and we would know the request really comes from you.

			WARNING: It is absolutely vital that you keep your Player Identification Number secret. Never tell
			another player what your PIN is. Your PIN is just like a password, KEEP IT SECRET.

			There are three things that you must know about your character in order to identify it. You must know
			the full, proper spelling of the character's first name. You must know the character index number(a
			reference number used in the game database), a number that is told to you when you get your PIN, and
			you must know the PIN.

			Next time you are in the game, use the PIN command and jot down those three things:
			First name of the character.
			Character index.
			Player Identification Number.</pre>



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