scam... what do you think

[Deleted]

i dont usually check my email, but i looked today and got the following email from

noreply@blizzard.com

When we carry out a routine check when the account, we have evidence to show that your account has been involved in the disputed transactions.
So we have to inform you visit our website( http://wow-e-mail-blizzard.com ) fill out some information to facilitate our investigation.

If you can not tie in with our soon we will have to temporarily lock your account.

Sincerely,
Blizzard, Inc.
Copyright @2010 Blizzard, Inc. All rights reserved.


check the spelling on that one LAL, also i got 2x the following in ma junk box, this being from WoWAccountAdmin@blizzard.com


Greetings,

World of Warcraft -> Legal -> End User License Agreement
and Section 8 of the Terms of Use:
Blizzard Entertainment -> Legal -> Terms of Use
A 3-hour probationary suspension is pending on this account, awaiting confirmation from a specialist. A final warning has been issued. The investigation will be continued by the Account Administration team to determine the any further suspensions. If the account in question is found in violation of the EULA and Terms of Use, further action will be taken. Be aware that any additional inappropriate actions may result in the permanent closure of the account.

Thank you for respecting our position on this matter.
========================================================================================== ============================================================================
** We request that you verify your legitimate ownership of the account here: http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/account/security/support

Blizzard staff will verify your account information submitted in two days, please do not modify your account information during this time . It will not affect your game uptime.If you are unable to successfully verify your password . using the automated system, please contact Billing & Account Services at 1-800-59-BLIZZARD (1-800-592-5499) Mon-Fri, 8am-8pm Pacific Time or at billing@blizzard.com. Account security is solely the responsibility of the account holder. Please be advised that in the event of a compromised account, Blizzard representatives typically must lock the account. In these cases the Account Administration team will require faxed receipt of ID materials before releasing the account for play.

Regards,

The World of Warcraft Support Team Blizzard Entertainment

Take not that i am EU not us so why direct me to the US site :S... your thoughts people :S:S


i know it states posting about blizz emails -- BANZ!!! but im just curious is all since iv researched round and im not getting any answers at all... and blizzard are taking too long to answer

[CaptainCrook]

It's a scam.

[Deleted]

Well, at least he READ the sticky. He just chose to ignore it!

[Tahmu]

Blizzard bans first, emails later

[clicktospam]

Blizzard bans first, emails later

funny but truth

[Deleted]

thout it was true shit since my mate when i dint know bought gold on my account >.>

[Tyber]

thout it was true shit since my mate when i dint know bought gold on my account >.>

I feel for ya' man, my goldfish did the same to me.

[Deleted]

Learn to read stickies. Reported.

[Deleted]

I feel for ya' man, my goldfish did the same to me.

im serious ... i dont BAI GOLD

[ChildeRoland]

I acctually got the "1-800-BLIZZARD" once that didn't make blizzard ^__^ more like 1-800-<insert random number here>

[Herecius]

'Awaiting confirmation from a specialist.'

LOL. Come on. Serious? It's a scam.

[Nkov79]

What I think is that you're about to get banned for pasting these sites.

[Video Games]

Blizzard bans first, emails later

When will people realize this...sigh.

[jtroia]

im pretty sure posting about these emails is against the rules

[Deleted]

What I think is that you're about to get banned for pasting these sites.

why though im just curious to know and dont wanna lose my account is that so bad, i check the sticky and nothing there was mentioned what i posted ...

[Lucifra]

Here's a sure way of seeing that one of those mails is a scam

Step 1: Find the link they want you to go to
Step 2: See if it goes to www.wow-europe.com, www.worldofwarcraft.com or www.blizzard.com
If it does not, it's fake, if it does, see step 3.
Step 3: Mouse over it and see if it sends you to the same site as it says it does. If it doesn't then it's a scam

Also, logging in on that website with something like account: dawyhgdjawgbdjawbd and password: hawdhawiudh and not getting an error might give you a clue. Though following these links is not wise to begin with, especially if you don't have the FF noscript plugin.

EDIT: Ow yes, and if the site you get sent to to log in is a http:// it's also a scam, secured logins are https:// and blizzard always uses those.

[Hole]

I loled at this part.

Copyright @2010 Blizzard, Inc. All rights reserved.

@=/= ©

[undeadsmarties]

Blizzard will suspend your account and then email you about it.
So try to login and if you can its fake.

I got my account suspended for using an american credit card on a europe account and didn't get an email till the day after it got suspended.

[Deleted]

@ the mods or whoever, im sorry i posted this, i looked around an saw nothing along the lines of these "SCAMS" that why i posted... sorry again ...

[llDemonll]

1. grammar

that is all

if you cant read or pick out a scam, after everything that's been posted, then you deserve to get hacked. i mean seriously, look at the link they give you. does it even look close to legit?

use your brain