[Coolbest]

A month ago , there whas some thread that had a email phising website, you could enter something in it,and it would appear like a message of blizzard( with pictures etc) , Could someone link me that website? i added it to favorites but i cant find it.

The scam:

Go to a goldselling website,and look for their email , then go to that phising website and send a phising mail to their email , in the email you need to say that their accounts have unuessual large amounts of gold , and that they need to verify that they are the true owner of the account by giving password and account name, ( just say it in good english , the best is to study a real blizzard email and use the same words as they do)

They will scare because the email has PICTURES on it ( like the real blizz email)
and if you have luck,they will give their acc name and password.
Then go on your main,pud a grey piece of armor on ah or something else) for alot of money,they go to your freshly scammed chinese account and buy the item blizz cant track it.


Now you can keep the gold,or sell it for $ ( $_$)

NOTE: this is not yet tested( needed the phising website adress to test it, if someone could post it,it would be great,because then we can csam those chinese bitches hehe)

[seizure507]

looks promising ill give it a shot

[m0rbidang3l]

lol. sell the gold back to the site u scammed it from

[Orious]

Originally Posted by m0rbidang3l

lol. sell the gold back to the site u scammed it from

That is just evil!!! Lets do it!!!!!

[Coolbest]

So could someone post the link for that phising site? so we can begin to hack the chinaman :P

[Cun]

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

Phising site if anyone wants to use it ;P




Sounds like a nice idea, I'll try it.

[Anonymiss]

Would a goldseller really register their wow account to their customer service email address, or even to the same domain as their site? Seems like an easy way for Blizzard to identify and ban the accounts.