Americans may not care about soccer unless the U.S. team is in the World Cup, but gamers care about their FIFA 15 Coins

Americans may not care about soccer unless the U.S. team is in the World Cup, but gamers care about their FIFA 15 Coins.The most recent in a series of EA FIFA themed games, FIFA 15 was released on September 23rd of this year. The game generally got reviews, but a number of bugs have surfaced early in the game.

While NESN has focused on a bug that can turn goalies into giant green armless monsters, of more concern to most players was a bug that arose in the early weeks as players attempted to trade characters in both the EA Sports Football Club and the FIFA 15 Ultimate Team Hub Transfer Market on the web. These issues were originally posted by Xbox 360 and Xbox One users, according to LatinPost, but some PS4 and PC users have also reported issues. The official EA announcement on October 20th was that the trading features would be disabled while teams worked to resolve the issues.

Meanwhile, a number of phishing websites have arisen, claiming that they will enable players to trade immediately. LatinPost reminded players that they should never give their financial or personal information to unfamiliar websites, and that these unofficial sites are more often than not scams. FIFA 15 Ultimate Team Coins Players are advised to stick with the official Twitter account when looking for additional information.