Never registered by them and got this today if hoax...then very poor..
Greetings!
This is an automated notification regarding the recent change(s) made to your World of Warcraft account.
Your password has recently been modified through the Password Recovery website.
*** If you made this password change, please disregard this notification.
However, if you did NOT make changes to your password, we recommend you Login verify your password: http://www.worldofwarcraft.com
If you are unable to successfully verify your password using the automated system, please contact Billing & Account Services at 1-800-59-BLIZZARD (1-800-592-5499) Mon-Fri, 8am-8pm Pacific Time or at [email protected].
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.
Regards,
The World of Warcraft Support Team
Blizzard Entertainment
If you have problems, FIRST TRY SOLVING THEM YOURSELF, and if you get errors, TRY TO ANALYZE THEM, and ONLY if you can't help it, THEN ask here.
Otherwise you will never learn anything if all you do is copy-paste! Discussion breeds innovation.
more interresting : what is the REAL address behind the url ? They often use an URL whose text is some real site (paypal, for example) but the link points to another site which mimicks the real one...
I got these emails from paypal, some creditcard company, facebook...all claiming my password needed to be changed and to follow the link. Just ignore it :p
I replied to the real mail "stop spamming me, scammer bytchez!" but nothing, they continue sending this.
The Q here is.. from where did they get the mail list? :S
1) better not answer. Either it's telling that you're a "valid" target (that you do read yur E-Mail) or you're answering to someone who didn't know some mail had been sent in his name (spoofing)
2) better is to contact blizzard with the full mail text... Most important is the URL hidden in the mail (not the worldofwarcraft address but the hidden one behind that link)
3) train the message to your anti-spam program (I think that Thunderbird has a decent anti-spam system, outlook express is not a mail program... it's junk !!!)
in gmail - checkbox on letter then add to spam )
really strange thing with this....blizzard was hacked by spammers?)) or just DDOS theirs recovery service with many-many-many e-mails?
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if hoax...then very poor..
