Phishers disguised as Diablo employees, emailing people to verify their accounts

[HellsSpot]

This is old news.
Ever since I started playing WoW for 2 years, I quit, and now every week or so I get at least one of these messages saying to verify my account.

[Ad Bot]

[paulcall]

Think up possible real information, feed it to them, and help them forget themselves over with IP bans for too many false attempts. Of course it wouldn't be that effective, but it's more than ignoring it. As long as you don't get a virus from it.

hopefully they won't re-direct you to a trap link if you do this.

[MegaScientifical]

Wow, looks like every email I have got that email. Bet you $50 90% of people who got these emails were little old ladies.

[Cybertails1998]

[Feep]

reading cybertails russian email makes me want to continue learning russian ;-;

[Ben Grapevine]

Why can't Phishers use proper spelling and grammar? It's a stupid mistake..

[Lando The Climber]

Why can't Phishers use proper spelling and grammar? It's a stupid mistake..

Because they're all silly Indians who can't afford a real Diablo/WoW account!

[SpitFir3Tornado]

diablo3 box is sitting nextto my printer. haven't even touched it.

[shyGriff]

[Menen]

Oh.

THat explains the Email i got from Blizzard. I dont even play Diablo.

[Bisjac]

well blizzard fans dont tend to be the smartest bunch, they are likely to fall for it.

[slimabob]

Got one of these for Starcraft 2.