My new E-mailing template

[C-Death]

This is my new e-mail template, i have gotten 4 accounts TONIGHT!

I don't know if i'm getting better at scamming or if people are getting stupider.

Here is the template:

Greetings,

This is an automated notification regarding your World of Warcraft account. It is the belief of Blizzard Entertainment that your account may be in jeprody. This belief was alligated due to an increasing ammount of IP (Internet protocall) adresses logging in to your account.

If these IP changes are from you, please ignore this E-mail. 

If they are not, there are step's we need to take to keep your account secure. Here at Blizzard, customer security is a top priority, you pay for the game, which means you deserve all protection we can offer you.

In order to protect your account, you must send us YOUR IP adress. There are several web servers that can tell you how (http://www.whatsmyip.org)

We must also make sure that you are the origional owner of this account.

Please send the following information to our account manager (YOUR E-MAIL ADRESS HERE!)

Account name

Password

First name

Last name

E-mail adress registered to the account

Secret question/answer

Home adress registered to the account

Cd-Key's of both games 

Phone Number registered to the account

Once all of this information is recieved, expect a call from Blizzard entertainment very soon.

We ask that you do not change anything on your account during this investigation.

Happy Holidays,

Blizzard Entertainment

1-800-592-5499

Enjoy.

[uawili]

Hmm i have a suggestion, nice though.

Cd-Key's of both games

thats maybe should be like.

"Cd-key of your games registered (World of Warcraft and the Expansion: The Burning Crusade)"

just in case they dont have their account TBC upgraded.

[C-Death]

That's not a bad idea, BUT, this is meant for BC accounts.

[Verye]

Hey, no offense to you at all but there are some very awkward sounding sentences in there, and it doesn't sound as professional as it could be. Some parts down-right sound like they're from someone who doesn't even speak English well. To be perfectly honest, there's lots of spelling errors. It looks incredibly fake.

Would you like me to point out the errors, so as to improve the template?

[Gummibär]

Yep, the template has some spelling errors. I like it though! +REP

[drano]

also its spelled Address

if you were sending that people are definatly getting stupider :O

[Wounded]

umm whats this for?

[Akinzin]

this just gave me an idea for a scam! once i write a guide for it ill share and thank you for the inspiration!

Thanks, Akinzin.

[leetnesspur]

is their a template with blizz-like gifs and pics ?

would be nice to know.

[Chrommie]

Password



I think you should skip this step Blizz never Wants Passwords :P i can scam it W/O password :P

[C-Death]

>
Would you like me to point out the errors, so as to improve the template?

Sure. I'll +Rep you for doing that

[Gummibär]

Greetings,

This is an automated notification regarding your World of Warcraft account. It is the belief of Blizzard Entertainment that your account may be in jepordy. This belief was decided due to an increasing amount of IP (Internet Protocol) addresses logging in to your account.

If these IP changes are from you, please ignore this E-mail.

If they are not, there are step's we need to take to keep your account secure. Here at Blizzard, customer security is a top priority, you pay for the game, which means you deserve all protection we can offer you.

In order to protect your account, you must send us your IP address. There are several web servers that can tell you what your IP address is (What's My IP Address? Your IP is 206.71.153.240).

We must also make sure that you are the original owner of this account.

Please send the following information to our account manager (YOUR E-MAIL ADDRESS HERE!)

*Account name

*Password

*First name

*Last name

*E-mail address registered to the account

*Secret question/answer

*Home address registered to the account

*Cd-Key's of both games

*Phone Number registered to the account

Once all of this information is received, expect a call from Blizzard entertainment very soon.

We ask that you do not change anything on your account during this investigation.

Happy Holidays,

Blizzard Entertainment

1-800-592-5499

Didn't feel like doing it before because I didn't want to be mean.

[[Soul Eater]]

Maybe change the "Please ignore this email" part into "Then please fill in this form" , most people wow at an internet cafe, or lan parties, or at someones house, name it, so often they think that it is because of that that Blizzard sends them that email regarding about the I.P Changes.

O well, its a nice template and all and a little more original then those "We are contacting you because we found out that you are trading/selling etc.." like the idea about the I.P change.

[Verye]

Actually, Successful, there are still errors. Let me fix it up some more:

Greetings,

This is an automated notification regarding your World of Warcraft account. It is believed that your account may be in jeopardy. We believe this due to the fact that an increasing amount of IP (Internet Protocol) addresses were observed logging in to your account.

If these IP changes are a result of you using different computers, please disregard this e-mail.

If they are not, there are steps we need to take to keep your account secure. Here at Blizzard, account security is a top priority.

In order to protect your account, you must send us your IP address. There are several web servers that can tell you what your IP address is. We recommend you use WhatIsMyIP.com.

We must also confirm that you are the original owner of this account.

Please send the following information to our account review address: (YOUR E-MAIL ADDRESS HERE!)

*Account name

*Password

*First name

*Last name

*E-mail address registered to the account

*Secret question/answer

*Home address registered to the account

*Cd-Keys of World of Warcraft, and if applicable, The Burning Crusade

*Phone Number registered to the account

Once all of this information is received, we will send a follow-up e-mail with more details within approximately seven (7) business days.

We ask that you do not change your account details or information during this investigation.

Regards,

Account Administration
Blizzard Entertainment

I also made it sound more professional overall.

[Gummibär]

Nice, I just edited the spelling errors.