[New]How To Get Emails from the Best Guilds

**parinoia** · 03-16-2009

Have you ever been looking through a decked out guild's forums wishing that you could find some emails that aren't there? Well I found a way to get the next best thing, their recruits. Most guilds have a recruiting section where the recruit will list their char name, server, and rl name (and sometimes the app format has them put in their email but that's rare). You must do this with fresh posts, maybe even monitor the forums for a few days for some completly decked out dude to come along. Look up a higher-ranking guild member on the forums who you wish to impersonate and create a character. Now the character doesn't have to have a name like the high ranker but it does help.
Contact the person in-game, act very casual and laid back, or I've even tried serious and down-to-business because the guild had that vibe about it. Here is what usualy goes down...
ME: Hey (We'll call this guy Jim) Jim, this is (I'll play Mike) Mike from TheAwsomGuild, how's it going?
HIM: Hello Mike, I'm good
ME: I was just reading your guild application on our forums and it all looks really great, just wanted to chat with you in-game and get some more questions answered
HIM: Alright
ME: Blah blah blah (just stuff about what I read on his app to make him feel like I'm making sure his story is straight)
ME: Well, it all checks out, and I am looking forward to (Insert GM's name here) inviting you. Btw, what is your email, it wasn't listed on the site and I like to keep everyone's emails as contacts on mine

If you have done a well enough job at gaining his trust, he will give up his email. You can phish his account right away or wait until he is in the guild and maybe get a shot at the gbank.
I've tried this several times and it has worked out each time, it's my way of getting to the big guilds

**oldmajenkins** · 03-16-2009

oh man nice find

i lke it

original,

+rep

**darkriderking** · 03-16-2009

interesting now if i knew how to phish good =/

**Efidol** · 03-16-2009

This is actually useful for something other than what you posted it for.
The idea at least.

**oldmajenkins** · 03-17-2009

Lol jut used it and and emailing now :P kickass idea

thanks again

**firefighterwow** · 03-17-2009

nice, but what if he shift clicks you and see your not in that guild

You can also ask him, say its optional but what is your last name, say you have a few ppl that go by the same name, this way they wont get confused then you say there name in vent or something along that line

**ethtechno** · 03-17-2009

The recruit must be about 10 to just go along with it, he probaly will go along and give you his email but still he'l be like whos your main then? And getting a shot at a Gbank? If these guilds are so big farming 25man's they will not give access to a new member..

**Ghostswrath** · 03-17-2009

this is lucky, becaus they probably will you give an other e-mail where no wow acc is. But anyway nice methode

**ethtechno** · 03-17-2009

Originally Posted by Ghostswrath

this is lucky, becaus they probably will you give an other e-mail where no wow acc is. But anyway nice methode

Yeah I agree, I mean like on the names on the forums if you were to hack this person and you had their surname, they could have bought it and you would have wasted money on an account CY@

**Ahskrew** · 03-17-2009

If the person asks why you are a low level, you could say that it's your alt and that the guild dont let alts in or something.

**parinoia** · 03-17-2009

Originally Posted by ethtechno

The recruit must be about 10 to just go along with it, he probaly will go along and give you his email but still he'l be like whos your main then? And getting a shot at a Gbank? If these guilds are so big farming 25man's they will not give access to a new member..

That is why I said look for a higher up guild member, not the guild master but an officer (you know, someone who you could say couldn't just invite him directly). Most guild websites have descriptions of their characters, and if you can't find their name, that means the recruit probably can't either so just make one up. A fair amount of the time, recruits are on different servers that the guild and are going to x-fer over, which are the most logical targets. Ahskrew is correct, I usualy tell them that it's my bank alt and that we try and keep our guild clear of non-80 alts. The objective is to gain his trust and make him think that you are who you say you are, then he will give up his email.

**[Scream]** · 03-17-2009

Will probably work, but it's kinda slow sucsess rate since not everyone will fall for your phisher and the top guilds aren't getting to many new recruits everyday.