Parents
Parents Guide
Welcome to Club Treasure World (CTW) where Members can make and share chat rooms, games and characters. CTW is a safe and kid-friendly environment that encourages friendships, creativity and sharing. CTW offers fun for all ages and peace of mind for parents.
There is no third-party advertising and it is free to join for anyone. CTW also links with Treasure World DS so that Members can earn rewards for real life treasure hunting using their Nintendo DS. The DS game is merely an enhancement and a way for Members to earn more currency and treasures. Through the DS game players collect thousands of Treasures by finding many of the millions of wireless signals found in neighborhoods, cafes, libraries, schools and business. Through the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection the save data from the game uploads and populates the Club Member's personal Web page. It's really quite fun.
Club Member Safety
At Club Treasure World we believe parental involvement is critical in keeping children safe online. We work in partnership with parents to support them in their efforts by providing safety measures
Club Safety Tools
- On-site staff (monitors)
- Parental controls
- Email updates to parents about their child's online Club activity
- Profanity filters are on all message boards and forums so that offensive text is not displayed
- Abuse report buttons that alerts us to distasteful or questionable content
We at Aspyr Media, Inc. encourage parents to review the following safety precautions with their children:
- Never give out personal information, such as your real name, age, present location, phone number or school.
- Never share your password with anyone except your parents. Someone else might use your password and pretend to be you, give out your personal information or do something that may get you into trouble.
- Tell your parents if someone says or does something on the Internet that makes you uncomfortable, or if someone asks you for personal information.
- Choose a username that does not reflect your real identity. Avoid names that are in any way suggestive, even if they seem innocent to you.
Manage Accounts
Parents have complete control over their child's permissions. To gain access and view your child's page log in, or create a parent account.
