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2009-09-27

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Lots of kids play this game - not everyone can spot a scam and believes all things are created by decent people.

Scum preys on these ppl

Aye they do, my fav scams are the new CATA Alpha invite emails and the "how to get access to CATA alpha" youtube videos.

Unfortunately, people do, because not everyone of us know how these things work. They'll also get scared when they read such things and will do it.

I got the exact same email...even though I've never actually had a World of Warcraft account heh.

lol i know it's fake but be funny to fill it out get them all excited then know they will being swearing like sailor when they run into my blizz authenticator.  they put the user name and password then submit then blizz asks for code scammer be like noooooooooooo you $&$* so freakin close $$&$& player how dare  you #$&# do that to me. he will send e-mail back which which i ignore and with smile knowing the moron is mad as heck lol.

Originally posted by Pcgamer81

lol i know it's fake but be funny to fill it out get them all excited then know they will being swearing like sailor when they run into my blizz authenticator.  they put the user name and password then submit then blizz asks for code scammer be like noooooooooooo you $&$* so freakin close $$&$& player how dare  you #$&# do that to me. he will send e-mail back which which i ignore and with smile knowing the moron is mad as heck lol.

HMMM to complicated, I just sent them a reply telling them to piss off.

Originally posted by jinxit

Originally posted by Pcgamer81

lol i know it's fake but be funny to fill it out get them all excited then know they will being swearing like sailor when they run into my blizz authenticator.  they put the user name and password then submit then blizz asks for code scammer be like noooooooooooo you $&$* so freakin close $$&$& player how dare  you #$&# do that to me. he will send e-mail back which which i ignore and with smile knowing the moron is mad as heck lol.

 

HMMM to complicated, I just sent them a reply telling them to piss off.

EEK! and now they know your email address is live its being sold to countless spammers as we speak.

Like that hasn't already been done o.O