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It looks legit. Even from my ‘safe’ list of emails. ( but we know that can be faked)
There is alot of signs that it is certainly not a real email from Blizzard, and is in fact a spam/phishing email.
I find the “account invasion” most funny. Of course if you mouse over the blue link text you get a slightly different link.
The language is all wrong. They really need to pay their proof readers more, and I love
“If you had already authenticator your account, please disregard this automatic notification.”
Translation: Your going to be too hard to hack so we shall not bother.
Oh – Level one characters whispering me ” Are you there Zahraah?” ( typical gold selling introduction) get the hint when I reply ” Not if your trying to sell me gold” and I was only saying yesterday I need to learn to say ” F Off ” more. Damn this being polite business.
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Polite?? And ruin your reputation? =)
Those poor enormous mass players. Why do they always pick on them?
Somebody think of the ogre children.
I’ve always responded to suspected level 1 gold-sellers who contacted me with a “hello” or an “are you there?” with either, “Hello!…” or “Yes, but I don’t want to buy gold, thanks!” and never had a problem.
Rightclick on his name, “report spam”.
It’s fun to string the gold sellers along (If they are not a bot it puts a dent in their productivity). I once told one that I was interested in buying….but that I didn’t have internets so I couldn’t buy. He seemed confused and so I asked if he sold internets, he told me they accept the usual payment forms and delivery is right away. It was good times.
Sometimes I respond to those level 1 sellers with a “Ni hao!” and any other Chinese I scrounge up. They must get the message and never respond.
The other day I tried Japanese. (“Good evening! Do you have gold?”) The seller actually responded and tried to get me to buy gold.
I still get emails inviting me to the Cataclysm Beta….
I usually reply with a whisper wherein I try to sell them gold. They usually just bugger off, though sometimes one bites and I get to string them along for a while.
I find it so funny that they go to so much effort of faking a website, a link and an email so it looks almost exactly like the Blizzard stuff (not that I’ve ever clicked on to a fake site so I suppose I wouldn’t know), but can’t be bothered getting someone who can speak English to actually write the email. You can just check the grammar and know straight away it’s a fake.
NEVER click on any of these links. Zero day exploits are common, your computer can be silently taken over just by viewing the website, with no further clicking or pop-up boxes required. Don’t mess around or take chances, it’s not worth it.
Quickly report any phishing URLs you receive (email or in chat) at:
http://www.google.com/safebrowsing/report_phish/
Personally I always respond to the “are you there?” spammers with “I hate you” followed by “We all hate you”. I saw an interview with a Chinese gold spammer who said that was particularly upsetting for them.