Beware of Email scams.

[Drommon]

This is what I got in the email today. I removed the links. This one is the worst I have seen. I just can't believe anyone who speaks a word of english would fall for this.

Greetings!
This is an automated notification regarding the recent change(s)
Our goal is to make the experience may be the most blizzard games, so we hope to get epic of your feedback for registered users of world of warcraft. We invite you to join an online survey in your feedback will help us to decide what will we focus on the next few months.

If you ignore this mail your account can and will be closed permanently. Once we verify your account, we will reply to your e-mail informing you that we have dropped the investigation. Account security is solely the responsibility of the account holder. Please be advised that in the event of a compromised account, Blizzard representatives typically must lock the account. In these cases the Account Administration team will require faxed receipt of ID materials before releasing the account for play.
Sincerely,
The Battle.net Team

[Maxion]

Indeed, I can't even believe someone would make yet another scam email thread about it either ;p

[Zub]

sounds pretty legit.

then again, i keep buying viagra and acai pills by mistake

[EaTCarbS]

Join a survey or we'll ban you!!!!

I lol'd

[Shabu42]

Lol, ive gotten atleast 4 a day. btw

carbs how you been, havent seen you on in a while. finally hit 1300 in our BG, saw another boxer, ill stop by on horde sometime and see ya

[Khatovar]

Man, how do people keep getting scam emails? I think I've seen like maybe one gold selling email in all the time I've played WoW, even when I used the same email for my WoW accounts and anything else game related.

These days I have to log into my WoW email every so often to make sure I actually enabled forwarding, because I never see anything from that account.

[Daeri]

Man, how do people keep getting scam emails? I think I've seen like maybe one gold selling email in all the time I've played WoW, even when I used the same email for my WoW accounts and anything else game related.

These days I have to log into my WoW email every so often to make sure I actually enabled forwarding, because I never see anything from that account.

I'm beginning to think they sort of scan several well known mmo related websites/forums for email addresses. Maybe they even scan profiles pages. I own a domain name and I've got the habit to create a new alias of one of my emails each time I subscribe or create an account somewhere. Any given alias is only used one time. I regularly receive scams emails for aion and wow on emails used to created an account on several well known websites.

[EaTCarbS]

Lol, ive gotten atleast 4 a day. btw

carbs how you been, havent seen you on in a while. finally hit 1300 in our BG, saw another boxer, ill stop by on horde sometime and see ya

ah nice! Haven't been playing a whole lot, kinda burnt out.

[Littleburst]

Man, how do people keep getting scam emails? I think I've seen like maybe one gold selling email in all the time I've played WoW, even when I used the same email for my WoW accounts and anything else game related.

These days I have to log into my WoW email every so often to make sure I actually enabled forwarding, because I never see anything from that account.

Same here, i don't think i ever had a scam email on the account, even though i use the emailadress for about anything.

[pinotnoir]

I get a scam blizzard email about 1 time per day. It's to the point I delete everything and figure if there is a problem with my account I will find out when I cannot log in. Don't be fooled by these scammers trying to get you to log in their fake websites so they can get your login info.