Is howrse.com Safe?

I created accounts for my kids a few years ago under the rule under the age of 13 had to use their parents email address. They started to have fun and put real money into their games - Christmas, Easter and birthday money- and without warning the administration deleted the accounts of three of my kids. They were heart broken. Recently one of my daughters - whose account wasn't deleted- decided to go back and play casually. I decided to join her and they banned my account for 60 days under the claim that I had multiple accounts and signed in on someone else account. I contacted them explained that I didn't have more than one account, that my daughter and I share a computer and that she had originally signed up with my email address but they refused my request to lift the banned on my account. They stated that they have "effective tools" that help them identify when rules are broken and that this make the punishment justified. They have refused to talk to me any further on the matter. If you enjoy disappointment and love to be taken advantage of howrse is the game for you. P.s. The high ranking breeding teams on this website seem to run things.

It's a relatively safe site, unless people post malware links on their page. And it's fun and entertaining. But I got suspended from Howrse a week or so ago, and spent half a hour writing a essay explaining I didn't multi-account, and they replied saying it wasn't reversible. Besides a few mistakes, it's a pretty good site!

My daughter has an account on this site. The administrator determined, by something described as "effective tools," that she violated a site rule against having more than one account. When approached about exactly what these "effective tools" consist of, the site administrator refused to answer. My daughter pays a fee to use the advanced features on the site and since she is banned, this money is lost. My advice is to use the free portions if you wish but avoid sending these people any money. Update: Today another flat refusal to discuss the issue that caused them to "ban" my daughter. Quoting their reply., "We do not need to discuss our methods. " Perhaps they don't, but failure to do so indicates that there are problems with management, site administration, or both.

no chat boards, but players may send friend invites and messages to one another-not in and of itself dangerous, but children should be warned to be careful of what they say to others and of any possible links posted on player's pages or in messages. I've been playing with my children off and on for 2 years and had no trouble.