Trial Account Scam

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First off I searched and found something like this, but not exactly!
Now,
What you will need-
1. A trial account
2. A real retail account with a decent character.
3. Very little or no guilt factor.
4. Somewhat experience with m0rb's guide to edit account pages-
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
Okay, the scam is, that you show all the stuff needed, SS of char waving, account management page, all that good stuff, until you're ready to trade, which you give them the trial account info

1. Find a person that wants to trade accounts on markeedragon or wowtrade or some other site. (NOTE: You that the think you will be 'trading' your main/decent account)
2. Contact on MSN or AIM
3. Go through all the fun stuff, like an SS of your decent character waving, and other crap.
4. (OPTIONAL BASED ON SITUATION) If they ask for an SS of your account management page, use m0rb's guide to edit it.
5. Now make sure you have the log-in page up on your browser.
6. When you trade account info, give them all trial account info, because most likely they will also have the account page up, trying to scam you. (and that's the whole point, for you to trade the trial account)
7. Log in to their account, change pass and there, you have it until they get it back, or you sell everything and forget about it.
8. Remember to block them and preferably log-out of MSN/AIM, so they can't complain to you.

Well, that's my little scam idea, feel free to flame if it was posted before/it's stupid (not to harsh though ) Any feedback is welcome. I came up with all parts of this scam save m0rbidang3l's guide to the editing account page.

[m0rbidang3l]

i actually did this to someone but didnt bother posting it because i figured it was already posted. o well.

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Originally Posted by m0rbidang3l

i actually did this to someone but didnt bother posting it because i figured it was already posted. o well.

wow... me and m0rbidang3l and me had the same idea... /faint

and yes, I found something like this, but not exactly, it was more just trading the trial, not using your main account to prove that you're 'legit'