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General discussion (archive)Influx of fake "WoW Account Alert" emails(6 posts)(6 posts)
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Posted October 04, 2011
What's up with these things? They were fresh years ago, and then everyone got wise to the scam, and so it stopped. Now all of a sudden I'm getting a million of them (slight hyperbole) a week. Are old people the new majority of the demographics of WoW players now? I mean, that's the only population I could think of that might fall for this old trick. This and the "Ye Olde Nigerian Prince Needs Cash (Even Though Nigeria is a Dictatorship and has no Royalty to Speak Of)" bit.
Posted October 04, 2011
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predcon: What's up with these things? They were fresh years ago, and then everyone got wise to the scam, and so it stopped. Now all of a sudden I'm getting a million of them (slight hyperbole) a week. Are old people the new majority of the demographics of WoW players now? I mean, that's the only population I could think of that might fall for this old trick. This and the "Ye Olde Nigerian Prince Needs Cash (Even Though Nigeria is a Dictatorship and has no Royalty to Speak Of)" bit.
I get about 12 a day all claiming they'll shut my account... I don't have an account anymore
Posted October 04, 2011
I've never played WoW still I get 1 or 2 of these every day...
Posted October 04, 2011
Forget WoW. I got one for Kingdom of Loathing the other day.
Posted October 04, 2011
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Whitecroc: Forget WoW. I got one for Kingdom of Loathing the other day.
I actually got a fake coin lock email for Rift last week that was impressive
Posted October 04, 2011
I am getting a lot of diablo 3 beta invitations.
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