With the next version of the world's most popular sports video game series just a month away, the anticipation is growing by the day for the September 26 North American release of FIFA 15 Coins

With the next version of the world's most popular sports video game series just a month away, the anticipation is growing by the day for the September 26 North American release of FIFA 15 Coins. It may be a futile effort, but EA Sports wants FIFA 15′s Ultimate Team mode to be a little less influenced by coin bots and cheaters. In a recent post entitled “Showing Cheaters the Red Card” (I see what they did there,) the developer addresses cheating and suggests permanent bans will be forthcoming for anybody who gets caught. Better forget about cheating in EA Sports' soccer simulation game "FIFA 15" when it comes out next month.

Cheap FIFA 15 Coins has warned that players caught breaking in-game rules by using such techniques as bots and coin trading could be permanently banned from the game. EA has identify a number of ways by which cheating happens in the "FIFA" experience, starting with the use of bots. Coin farming can be done using bots, which EA had found was even done at a rate of four times as many as human FIFA 15 Ultimate team players can do combined. Coin buying and selling is also not authorized in FUT, and has been banned since February 2014. There are even rumblings from FIFA U Team that the demo will consist of eight teams, two game modes and will appear on September 9. While we stress this information is not confirmed, the timetable would seemingly make sense.
EA Sports also advised players against coin buying and selling, warning users that they’ve already banned hundreds of thousands of “FIFA 14” accounts for the in-game violation. Promoting coin-selling sites is also a big no-no.EA Sports would prefer that not to happen with FUT 15 Coins. In part because it messes with the game, and in part because EA Sports would like the only dealer of FIFA Ultimate Team coins to be EA Sports.“Moving forward, we will be more proactive in taking action, including banning accounts, against players engaged in coin buying, coin selling, coin promoting, and the use of bots,” EA Sports said in the blog post.