Keep an Eye out for this SPAM

[OmegaFenix]

Got this, this morning.

Diablo III FREE for 90 Days - Offer Expires January 28Eligibility: you must be 18 or older, and have registered a full version of World of Warcraft on or before 12.28.2011.When you get Diablo III, and other exclusive offers, you can download the player as soon as possible. Tyrael's Charger will be available with Patch 4.3, and beta access will go live with the beta launch.
Click on the link below to verify your Battle.net account,you will get: Diablo III FREE for 90 Days.


To read our privacy policy visit: http://www.blizzard.com/privacy.shtml
Blizzard Entertainment
P.O. Box 18979
Irvine, CA 92623
Account & Technical Services
(800) 592-5499


http://www.blizzard.com/suppor

Just a plain email. It looks legit but I just have a odd feeling about it.

[MOnk]

You really shouldn't post phishing links in full.

Just to be clear, there is nothing legit about that email.

[OmegaFenix]

You really shouldn't post phishing link in full.

Just to be clear, there is nothing legit about that email.

I fixed the links, thnx.

[MOnk]

Of that email is BS but in case anyone doesn't know, if you do play wow, Blizz do have a special going where if you purchase their 'annual pass' (a 12month sub) you get Diablo 3 for free. Which if you were planning on playing for another year I guess it's a sweet deal.

[OmegaFenix]

Of that email is BS but in case anyone doesn't know, if you do play wow, Blizz do have a special going where if you purchase their 'annual pass' (a 12month sub) you get Diablo 3 for free. Which if you were planning on playing for another year I guess it's a sweet deal.

I havent played wow in about a year but "Blizzard" sends me dodgy emails on an almost daily basis. Ijust junk all of it.

[hideinlight]

"When you get Diablo III, and other exclusive offers, you can download the player as soon as possible"

Imagine what would happen if scammers start using propper grammar and english?

[MOnk]

I havent played wow in about a year but "Blizzard" sends me dodgy emails on an almost daily basis. Ijust junk all of it.

LOL Yeah WoW seems like a pretty popular target for scamers.

[Gforced]

"When you get Diablo III, and other exclusive offers, you can download the player as soon as possible"

Imagine what would happen if scammers start using propper grammar and english?

It's like the Scammers Code.They use bad grammer on purpose so if you stupid enough not to realise it's a scam then you deserve to be scammed. It's how they can sleep at night by justify doing what they do. Liberating stupid people from the money so they don't spend it on stupid stuff.

[Sinshroud]

Thanks for the heads up, it's sad how many spam and scam is sent out these days.

A good tip that I've been using for World of Warcraft is you use a specific email account for that game ONLY.

So for example I might have an email like [email protected] and I ONLY use that for my World of Warcraft battle.net login. If you don't sign up ANYWHERE else with this email account then you won't ever receive a fake email. If you do it means that your computer or web browser has been compromised and you should be very concerned.

[madh4tt3r]

there are way too many of these emails always going around constantly (probably like above poster says, somehow must have registered somewhere that got their database hacked). I even get emails about Aion almost daily and i have never even played Aion or registered on their site, never even visited the site but these hackers keep trying. so frustrating that there are moron's out there trying to steal your stuff/delete your char's etc..