recruit-a-friend scam idea

[angryclown]

Hey guys, i'm not sure if anyone had this idea already or if it will even work. But i have a really cool idea. I went to recruit-a-friend today and from that i learned you send an email to the person you want to recruit. and the email is from blizzard, has a link to download the game, and a 10-day free trial key. when sending the email you have the option to put a custom message in it. i have not yet seen the actual email that blizz sends. but i'm thinking that if you get someones email who already has an account. you can make the custom message say, "This is an automated message. Do not reply to it. If you need anything, send an email to [email protected]"(your email. don't make it obvious that it's yours!) and tell the person that they can get free play time on their account (don't tell them this part in the email, obviously. you want them to think the email is from blizzard). all they have to do is reply to the email address in the message with

the subject as:
"/console"

and body as:
"/run console"
"/run accounttime.exe"
"/accname - *their account name here*"
"/accpass - *account password here*"
"/email - *email registered to account here*"
"/sq - *their secret question*"
"/sa - *their secret question answer*"
"/end accounttime.exe"
"/shutdown console"

this is my idea for the scam, and i believe it would be great if it worked! comment this thread if you try it please

happy scamming to all!!!

[supremeoverlord]

...why would you want the account info to a trial account? -_-

[angryclown]

no. you tell them that using the code would add time to their real account

[gameclub]

That's a very very very very very very very good idea.

[angryclown]

That's a very very very very very very very good idea.

angryclown do good? haha

[Maree]

"/accname - *their account name here*"
"/accpass - *account password here*"
"/email - *email registered to account here*"

Hi,

I'm not so sure about this guide be any good due to the fact that almost all High levels are aware of that fact that Blizzard Will never ask for their password. As soon as a person see that email requires a password and account name and email address then your sure to only get lowbies.
But,
On top of all that your requesting SQA which really makes is more unbelievable.

I'm sure there are few people that you can get with this, but lets face it Phisher sites are more more sufficient way to get account. You'll be able to get more info with a much more believable scam.

Good Scam, I'll try and use it sometime.
Best of Luck!
And thanks you so much!

[innova]

nice scam +rep

[shizzlemydizzle]

TBH.. I dont' think this will work

[magnajohn622]

If they keep reading though it says its a refer a friend key... Besides, it says refer a friend in the subject too if i recall.