[aggiish]

Thought I might list a few sites that might be useful for ppl wishing to scam:

English:
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Swedish:
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Important: I havn't tried them all but most of them do have wow accs advertised on them.


Kind Regards,

Aggiish

[Mr Barbeque]

this is great, found 3 new sites to use for scamming lol.

btw u forgot markeedragon.com and wowtrade.org that are two major sites for wow trading.

btw, added sum rep for ya

[aggiish]

Actually markeedragon is not such a good site for scamming. Why? Because most scammers want only the email to send them a fake blizzard email concerning them selling/trading their account and at markeedragon I do not believe that there is either a way to retrieve the victims personal email nor sending them a message through the markeedragon template.

Will come back later on this actually.

EDIT: This is the MarkeeDragon Template:

Seems to me like you can't send them a "personal message".

Wowtrade.org requires registration. Many (maybe not, but atleast me) scammers might not want to register to websites like these because it's easier to check out other websites. Hope you get my point here. And as you've perhaps noticed, English isn't my mothertongue.

Will however add those sites to the list.

Feel free to come with more suggestions. Preferably in other languages aswell.


Kind Regards,

Aggiish

[Mr Barbeque]

Originally Posted by aggiish

Actually markeedragon is not such a good site for scamming. Why? Because most scammers want only the email to send them a fake blizzard email concerning them selling/trading their account and at markeedragon I do not believe that there is either a way to retrieve the victims personal email nor sending them a message through the markeedragon template.

Will come back later on this actually.

Wowtrade.org requires registration. Many (maybe not, but atleast me) scammers might not want to register to websites like these because it's easier to check out other websites. Hope you get my point here. And as you've perhaps noticed, English isn't my mothertongue.

Will however add those sites to the list.

Feel free to come with more suggestions. Preferably in other languages aswell.


Kind Regards,

Aggiish

ya but there are alot of other scams then fake blizz mail scam, and that one sucks tbh. normal 1on1 trade scams and such still work anyhows.

[sk8ter]

Nice list.

Btw, Markeedragon is good for scamming, I've gotten 3 good accounts off there .

In the link to Markeedragon you forgot the D though .

for ya .

[aggiish]

Yes they do, but the hard part in those scams are the setups: Gathering up all the account information. That's atleast what I finf to be the hardest part.

[aggiish]

Could someone then please help me to get atleast one scammed account? Pref. 60+

I've sent like 20 fake blizz mails so far. Don't really get how to do the "upfront" scamming.

EDIT: Sorry for doublepost, totally forgot.