The program given generates a number string. If you want something "more legit" (and still fake), I wrote a quick mIRC script that has letters and numbers (but still fake).
Code:
genkey {
unset %something
wowkey 6
set %something %something $+ -
wowkey 4
set %something %something $+ -
wowkey 6
set %something %something $+ -
wowkey 4
set %something %something $+ -
wowkey 6
echo 3WoW Key: %something
write C:\keys.txt %something
}
wowkey {
var %i = 1
while (%i <= $1) {
var %rand $rand(0,36)
if (%rand > 9) {
var %rand $rand(A,Z)
}
set %something %something $+ %rand
inc %i
}
}
wowkeylist {
echo 2Fake WoW CD Keys:
var %i = 1
while (%i <= 10) {
genkey
inc %i
}
}
Of course, you have to have mIRC installed to use that script. But just paste it under the "Scripts" page.
After you paste it in, just go to a window and type /wowkeylist.
That will generate 10 fake keys.
Edit: Because I can't read.
Edit 2: Shortened the script with another function (alias). Also updated it to output the keys to a file (C:\keys.txt).