how to steal someone's wow account

how to get an account

i will tell you step by step.

1. write in the subject like this: friend lost account.

2. tell them your account name, your password, your victims account name, and the world you play in.

3. say something like you're friend lost his password or can't get into the intrnet or something.

4. the email address is Blizzardaccountsupportr@gmail. com

i mean realm

like you give us your own email address..very clever.guys

This is how do get 5000g a day!

follow a few simple steps.

1. Send an e-mail to blizzard_entertainment@live.co m.au with the following info:

<account name>

<account password>

2. In the e-mail include the character you want the money sent to and the realm.

3. wait a few minutes for your money to be sent quickly!

entertainment** lol

really does it work

If you guys fall for this i fell sorry for you!

Personally, if you cant see that the email address, that doesnt end in "@blizzard.com" then you deserve to have your account stolen. Yes there are such things as spoofed emails. but also keep in mind, Blizzard iteself NEVER asks for any type of personal info thru email. nor would they hand over account info, unless you can prove you are, who you say you are. These kind of scams are becoming less effective as many of the WoW forums are packed full of such email scams to let players know.

Let me warn you, private server AlphaWoW has a big problem with the GMs’, server up time, bugged quests’, they love censorship, banning people while they are at work, on vacation or offline. Banning players from the forum, or deleting posts on anyone that says anything the GMs’ disagree with on or about this topic as well as other topics. There is one particular GM that is the main person committing the majority of these actions that is know about at this point for sure, his name is Rourke, he will ban anyone for his own humor. The main GMs’ do not ask for screenshots or video of bans. If Rourke or any other GM chooses to ban you "no matter if your online or not" than are not asked for any proof of any kind at any time, and will refuse to provide such information.

There are confirmed reports of GM’s asking for photo id from people “personal information” players being banned for, talking too much in world chat, asking too many questions to the GMs', posting too much in the forum, posting too many times on a tread, GMs’ changing peoples password so they can not post in forums, editing “changing” the wording of or removing portions peoples posts in the forum. GMs’ not likening players’ names so they login with their own accounts and spawn camp until the player he or she leaves the game. Players being friends with GMs’ and asking GMs' to ban people because they win in Arenas too much or they dislike the player for some unknown reason, massive server crashes for hours, days, weeks and months for reasons that are unclear to the GM’s/admins’ or players, the above are just a few of the “confirmed” reports.

Most of these reports get deleted by the acting GM's before others can read the post in the forums, going so far as to ban players from forum access. No admin checks ban totals or reasons for bans at any point. If you do get “deleted” of banned for any reason that is inaccurate or false, do not bother trying to reach any admin for an appeal of any kind. From what has been seen you will received the reported treatment.

It is clear that Rourke is not acting alone, and it seems to be a trend on the server by the admins’ to ignore players, ban players all too often for speed hacking as well as not following their own server rules at will, depending upon if your a good friend of theirs. One thing that is clear, there is a serious break down of management on this private server. It seems to be run off faith based service techs and general managers that respect only the players that are slave based to them. If you do play on this server your player can be banned at any point for no reason or proof at all and you have no course of action to retrieve it, making all your work for nothing.

The sever does play well when it is up and running, but there is a huge amount of bugged quests and not all of the bosses are scripted, some of the bosses that are scripted have issues. Huge lag spikes, but friendly players on both side over all. But players must beware for this is a good example of why I would advise all players to just pay to play the game online. You “for the most part” do not have to deal with any of the above issues.
It is rare to find bugs’, or glitches in the game, and if you do it is not hard to find and admin for questions or for tech support. If you play on server such as AlpaWoW, you run the risk of being abused and accused.

I’m the Server Reporter
And that’s the true report

I dont know what the above post has anything to do with hacking wow accounts, but to reply to it in some degree; You cannot take Private Servers as a serious means of playing the game, first and for most, its illegal, and against Blizzard's ToU.

Secondly, you cant treat the GM situation the same as if it were on a live server. Most of these private servers are owned and operated by kids, so there is no form of justice, as they all know they have "GM powers" and will use them at their disposal. Wether they ban you for no reason, its really up to them, since they are running the server, and they have all the control.

Id personally suggest staying away from private servers, as you stated above, they are buggy, and they will always be buggy. Also keep in mind connecting to a private server risks your real WoW account to be banned,(yes they can find out, you connect to a server other than their official one)

Blizzard shuts down private servers all the time, from either finding them thereselves, or word of mouth. Just play the game as it was intended.

photek wrote:

I dont know what the above post has anything to do with hacking wow accounts, but to reply to it in some degree; You cannot take Private Servers as a serious means of playing the game, first and for most, its illegal, and against Blizzard's ToU.
Secondly, you cant treat the GM situation the same as if it were on a live server. Most of these private servers are owned and operated by kids, so there is no form of justice, as they all know they have "GM powers" and will use them at their disposal. Wether they ban you for no reason, its really up to them, since they are running the server, and they have all the control.
Id personally suggest staying away from private servers, as you stated above, they are buggy, and they will always be buggy. Also keep in mind connecting to a private server risks your real WoW account to be banned,(yes they can find out, you connect to a server other than their official one)
Blizzard shuts down private servers all the time, from either finding them thereselves, or word of mouth. Just play the game as it was intended.

No private servers arent illegal. When you purchase the game, you purchase the right to use the game however you want...read the blizzard agreement on the internet...they will tell you its Wrong but will never day its illegal...

Blizzard employees and people use @blizzard.com
Guys this is a scam :)

@gmail. LOLCATS

About private servers, they do ask for your current account name and password for "copying" one of your chars to their realm, yeah right! Like I'm doing that.

The only way I would play a private server is with brand new chars and different account name

blah

im an ex gm and i can make u all gm s thats why they fired me for making people gms send account name and password to
Twizz44@yahoo.com and wait 20 mins and ull be a gm.

GM= Great Mo-ron?

If you wish to change realms on the blizzard official server just send your account name , password , current realm and the realm u wish to be moved to , to wow@blizzard.com or to my e-mail blizzy.admin@gmail.com and it will be handeled as soon as possible .

please poeple realise that messages like this are scams blizzard admin would never ask for personal information and would never would use e-mail servers like gmail or yahoo they always use @blizzard.com