From Receivership to Virtual Cheats: Duralex and the Dangers of In-Game Hacks

The iconic glassmaker, Duralex, has once again found itself in receivership for the fourth time in the past twenty years. This was announced on Wednesday, April 24, after a brief hearing at the Orléans commercial court. The judges and appointed administrators will now work towards finding a buyer to save the 230 jobs and revitalize the brand once again during a six-month observation period.

At the same time, various online generators claiming to provide cheats and hacks for popular games like Pokemon Go, Match Masters, 8 Ball Pool, Monopoly Go, and Dragon Ball Legends have been circulating on different platforms. These generators promise free in-game currency but it is important to note that using such hacks may violate the terms of service of the respective games and can lead to consequences like bans or restrictions.

Players must exercise caution and avoid falling for scams that promise easy ways to obtain in-game resources through unauthorized means. Instead, players should rely on legitimate methods to progress in their favorite games and support the developers who work hard to create enjoyable gaming experiences.