Hello,
before I start I know this is in the wrong section plz move to scams I cant post in there.
Requirments:
Social Skills
A WoW Account
be able to sound like Blizzard and use evilpage
Step.1 make a new lv 1 character and start playing until you find another player and start helping them.While talking eventually say so do you have a main or are you new to the game?If they are new to the game move onto next step if they arnt find someone else and repeat.
Step.2 Talk a little longer and say you have to go.
Step.3 Make a new character which name sounds like a GM
Step.4 Logon And say Hello (victim),I am GM (whatever name u used),May I have a moment to Discuss something with you?If they say ur not a GM start if they say ur not a gm start step 1 again.If they say something like dont GMs make something pop on my screen then go no im an admin or something just try to convince em with something remember there noobs.If nothing works start again from step 1.And ofcourse if they instantly say yes then move onto next step
Step.5 IF they say yes.Say We have had reports of account sharing plz verify by (u asking em for username and pass or telling me or link em a phisher you made)IF they say Gms never ask for password say im a admin were differnt.
Step.6 to prove ur a gm either go to the invisible spot outside the ah in sw(soz if u want horde) or go in the barber shop and use a chair and tell em to w8 and look at the spot.Then just appear(note:invisible spot outside sw works better).
step.7Ask for there username and password and email.go back to step 1 if they dont.
Step.8 Send a message using evil page saying they got banned for 2 days for sharing accounts and change there password so when they try to log on it will say it dosent exist
Good luck I found this worked 40% of the time
If i missed out any info feel free to answer questions.
Temp Account scam 
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