WTS 10 MILLION [GLOBAL] WoW EMAILS.

[tyminatorx2]

I've recently came upon this list of emails. They are WORKING and have all at one point been associated with a world of warcraft account.

I am taking offers on the ENTIRE list. Or smaller amounts, they are separated into .txts to allow for me to easily sell them in smaller amounts.

If you are interested in these MSN [email protected]

I am also to provide mass mailing service to advert your phisher/collect details based upon the price you're willing to pay and the content involved.

Hit me up!

[aaró]

How much for the sending lets say per 5k emails?

and guaranted going to inbox on all emails?

and 10 million global emails, riiiiiight. good job on finding every wow players email

[uawili]

10 million...so u own like 75% of all of the wow accounts, e-mails...wow

[tyminatorx2]

These have been retrieved from a VERY reliable source. Contact me on MSN to discuss something. I have access to plenty SMTP's to prevent spam filters.

[Praesto]

I doubt 10 million that is nearly every wow players e-mail. If you had that the only source would be blizzards database themselves. It could be real but i would honestly say buyer beware because he could give you 10 real ones and 990 ones that are made up and pawn it off as something. If they are all 100% legit then amazing job. after you sell them you should post your secret/source.

[Mirror]

Or, 5/10 are the same email :S?

[Iraq]

im not here to stomp on anyone's parade, but after a short conversation with the OP, i highly doubt anything he says is true.

Don says:
im interested in those emails
[email protected] (E-mail address not verified) says:
How many you interested in?
Don says:
all of them
[email protected] (E-mail address not verified) says:
how much are you thinking price wise?
Don says:
dunno, how much are you charging or give me a price range etc etc
[email protected] (E-mail address not verified) says:
You want them to be spammed/emaild with an SMTP? or just the list for your own use
Don says:
just the list
[email protected] (E-mail address not verified) says:
Mmk cuz I know ToR was looking to pay about 40-50 to smtp about 5k
Don says:
you say these are all wow emails right? is there a percentage ratio or are they all wow emails
[email protected] (E-mail address not verified) says:
They were all at one time registered to a WoW account
Don says:
how do you know that
[email protected] (E-mail address not verified) says:
because of what my source is
Don says:
alright, but since im buying the list, id like to know how they are are/were all registered to a wow account
anyone can grab a list of a couple mil emails and say they are wow emails
[email protected] (E-mail address not verified) says:
Well there's not many places that you could be 100% sure they're previous or current WoW emails
Basically one might assume it's directly from blizzard
Don says:
so these emails, are supposidly taken directly from blizzard
[email protected] (E-mail address not verified) says:
Remotely from blizzard in one manner or another yes
Don says:
well im not really convinced that you got these emails from blizzard entertainment, a multi-billion dollar company with some of the best programmers and developers in the industry. im gonna need some other proof or somthing because im not going to pay for this list based off your "word".
[email protected] (E-mail address not verified) says:
I'm really not interested in providing proof to anyone how I obtained this list
Seeing as it's not exactly a legal matter
Don says:
yeah its not a legal matter, but the only proof you have that these emails are indeed from blizzard is your word
you have no actual hard facts or proof
like i said before, anyone can grab an email list and say this
[email protected] (E-mail address not verified) says:
Any hard facts or proof could put me in prison for a very long time
Don says:
so im supposed to believe you got these emails directly from blizzard entertainment based on the fact that you said so
[email protected] (E-mail address not verified) says:
I'm not able to confirm I got them directly from Blizz Ent. However I am able to confirm that may or may not be the source, but they have all been tied to a world of warcraft account at one time.
Don says:
so they arnt from blizzard?
[email protected] (E-mail address not verified) says:
They may or may not be
I can't specify
Don says:
you just said they were from blizzard a minute ago
[email protected] (E-mail address not verified) says:
I said you could "assume" they are from blizzard
Don says:
you said "Remotely from blizzard in one manner or another yes"
[email protected] (E-mail address not verified) says:
right
Don says:
"from blizzard" being keywords in that quote
[email protected] (E-mail address not verified) says:
They were retrieved from something in association in blizzard
with*
Hypothetically one could trace every outgoing email from Blizzards smtp servers

[tyminatorx2]

Me not telling you EXACTLY how I got them or where from is merely to prevent my ass from going to jail. You're welcome to criticize though.

[Mr. Herbert]

Ya nod just really shut up its Buyer's Choice or Not.

[Deadly Tomato]

Me not telling you EXACTLY how I got them or where from is merely to prevent my ass from going to jail. You're welcome to criticize though.

Even though you said you didn't get them "Directly" from Blizzards Database, therefore you could not goto jail.

[Albedo]

I'm interested. Drop me a line on msn - [email protected]

[Jankem]

As some who works in the Interlligence gathering field, as well as a total degenerate who scams pedophiles online, I'm reading NOD's chat and seeing all too clearly that this is a HUGE buyer beware!

The problem is that in his attempt to be vague, he also crossed his own path once over and pulled what we in the gathering field like to call a "fork" whereby a suspect will begin a story under vague pretenses as to not be held liable, and then at some point is asked a multiple choice question (or alludes to a multichoice answer) and chooses a path to take. But right about the time that he realizes that the person isn't buying it, or that he took the wrong fork in the road, he backpeddles and decides to take the other fork. To the suspect, he thinks he's pulling one over and staying one step ahead. To everyone else, he's OJ Simpson.

Tyrm did this more than once. First when asked about the origin, he took the left fork in the road:

[email protected] (E-mail address not verified) says:
Well there's not many places that you could be 100% sure they're previous or current WoW emails
Basically one might assume it's directly from blizzard
Don says:
so these emails, are supposidly taken directly from blizzard
[email protected] (E-mail address not verified) says:
Remotely from blizzard in one manner or another yes

He then backpeddles to the right fork...

[email protected] (E-mail address not verified) says:
I'm not able to confirm I got them directly from Blizz Ent. However I am able to confirm that may or may not be the source, but they have all been tied to a world of warcraft account at one time.

If you were a terror suspect, this would be the point where I ask if you like Cuban food.

Now, my second example:

Fork#1

[email protected] (E-mail address not verified) says:
I'm really not interested in providing proof to anyone how I obtained this list
Seeing as it's not exactly a legal matter

But when asked to produce the smallest shred of proof (which I feel does not exist), we get:

Don says:
yeah its not a legal matter, but the only proof you have that these emails are indeed from blizzard is your word
you have no actual hard facts or proof
like i said before, anyone can grab an email list and say this
[email protected] (E-mail address not verified) says:
Any hard facts or proof could put me in prison for a very long time

Ah, so we're dealing with something that wasn't a legal matter when you were allowed to spin your BS web, but the second you must produce you start over with a "Oh wait...yep it's illegal. Can't provide that proof. My bad. So...200 USD sound good?"

The only thing that eludes me is the fact that he has 75 rep. On a site like this, where the currency worth of rep is HUGE, why would he risk it on something so stupid. My only thought falls to the term "A Long Con," whereby someone earns large amounts of trust over time, only to swindle you HUGE when they get you where they want you.

Other than that, proof notwithstanding, I don't feel anyone could breech the SMTPs at Blizzard. Granted, I'm not saying that a tech with access couldn't do it...I just don't think that would. A well-sat salary with Blizzard > A few hundred bucks from phishers at MMOWNED.

My Government-Trained professional testimony (which has sent a man to a nice cell somewhere on more than one occasion) is that this is a false sale, and even if you buy 10 million emails...most if not all of them have nothing to do with World of Warcraft.

[tyminatorx2]

Even though you said you didn't get them "Directly" from Blizzards Database, therefore you could not goto jail.

Ever hear of internet piracy laws?

[nothinglol]

I think the only problem with Jankem's theory is the thinking that he pulled off a long-scam over a year, just for a couple hundred dollars....

It's just a completely inefficient idea, and if you had the intellect + patience to pull a long-scam off.... basically just why?

[JD]

Okay, guys, it's either he has em or not...

Doesn't really matter...

10 million emails... No way you will ever get away with sending an email to all of em... Your ISP will just cut you off.