[Phishing]: Just a thought..

[Leona]

Aight, listen up.

mkay, you proberly have seen some of teh "GM POWERS" videos
on youtube. By that, you proberly also have seen the comments on
those videos. Im talking comments like these:
- "zomg, how do you make a private server?!??!?!?!?
- PLZLPLZPLZZ tell me how to join!!P>>>"
So, my idea would go abit like this:

1. You go on your private server and record a video of you showing off some neat things.
2. You upload it to Youtube.com
3. You wait on some nublet to ask you how to make a private server.
4. Get his messenger, and start off a conversation by asking if it was him/her who wanted to know how to create a private server.
5. If he answers yes, then say something like: "Alright, well, first of all, whats your UQX Number? You need it for the set-up." (UQX has nothing to do with private servers, but hey - he doesnt know that)
6. He will highest likely answer: "uhmmm.. Where do i find this UQX number????"
7. Simply answer: "You can find it on this site: YOUR PHISHING SITE. Just log in and scroll down to the buttom of the site. Theres your UQX Number.

The basic idea of this scam is to get their real account.
So, your Phishing site pretty much has to look like the original Worldofwarcraft.com login site.

Any ideas to this thread? Let me know.

kthnxbye

[Zoidberg]

Would maybe work on really dumb noobs. I wouldnt fall for this

[Leona]

"I know you wouldnt <3 ;o)
Thats why i stampled the comments:
"zomg, how do you make a private server?!??!?!?!?
- PLZLPLZPLZZ tell me how to join!!P>>>"
Because, mainly its kids or highly unexperienced players who asks these questions.
Im pretty sure it only will work on "dumb noobs" as you said
But hey, this was just a thought.

[volvagia]

lol I do like the idea of phishing their real account though. But then again direct conversation scams are always risky :P Rep if i could.

[rafin]

LOL you have to be such an idiot to fall for this . But its good. Thanks for the share

[Leona]

lol I do like the idea of phishing their real account though. But then again direct conversation scams are always risky :P Rep if i could.

If you could? You can! =)