Scamming E-Mail Site (For all your evil needs... lol)

[Ekryptik]

NOTICE: This is undetected and goes to there Inbox!!!!!!!!!!!!

Even though I'm against scamming WoW accounts.. well.. what the hell sure

Go to mail dot com (can't post links yet...)

Here's how you scam people

1. Go to "Sign Up Now"
2. Enter what you'd like (ex: WoWGoldReturns)
3. Go to "Select A Catagory"
4. Go what domain you like (ex: usa.com)
5. Press enter
6. It'll tell show you your e-mail, and a link saying "click here to signup"
7. Enter your information
8. Make a video on YouTube or something saying you found a glitch in the system and Block all the comments saying your a stupid jackass or whatever lol

Your welcome --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
~EK~

[Kahvipurkki]

uhm..?
don't ask for rep

[Ekryptik]

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Looks like someone didn't read carefully.

[Nymphetamine]

Common sense... And you do ask for +Rep, though it's indirectly.

Sorry mate.

[joshcorey]

thats basically asking for it.
lol

[Ekryptik]

fine ill edit that out -.-

[sweemoo]

man that is so old, and yea i think everyone knows that scam.

[TheGreatRowaH]

Although I believe this is pretty much common knowledge, the facts are:

i) This hasn't been posted before
ii) He has made a successful attempt to satisfy the MMOwned community (deleted statement asking for rep)
iii) He took time to aid the MMOwned community.

I don't care about motive. +rep

[MaqqiJoe]

Nice find.

[Ekryptik]

Thanks, I wonder why that emote was even invented lol

[mynameis]

I'm pretty sure mail sent from that site would automatically go in someone's junk mail, right?

[Ekryptik]

I'm pretty sure mail sent from that site would automatically go in someone's junk mail, right?

Not at all. It goes to their Mail folder for most e-mail providers.

[Ekryptik]

I just wanted to update you guys and bump the topic.

I tested the following and they all went to Mail:

Yahoo Mail (Mail.Yahoo.Com)
Hotmail (Hotmail.com)
G-Mail (Google.com)
WWW-Email (www.com — the web starts here)
Mail.com

And as far as I can tell, it should still work on other e-mail providers aswell, like SBCglobal and such.