Scamming the Chinese?

[silara]

I was thinking of selling my account to Accounts.net, not including the CD keys, then ringing up Blizzard, and recalling my account and Wham, Bam, Thank you Ma'am, i have the money AND the account.

I was wondering if anybody had already tried this? and did it work out?

[Hacker321]

I was thinking of selling my account to Accounts.net, not including the CD keys, then ringing up Blizzard, and recalling my account and Wham, Bam, Thank you Ma'am, i have the money AND the account.

I was wondering if anybody had already tried this? and did it work out?

Idk i have not tried this but All i know is that this is in the wrong section..,
This should be in "Wow Scams" not "Scams Help"
Tell me if i am wrong.;
This may lead to a scam, but i think it may oready have been posted .:wave:

[silara]

i believe wow scams is a no question forum :P

[Purple Sprite]

Yeah this is the right section, you post in it if you want help/advice with your scamming exploits.

And hey, I did this for a long time and it ended up biting me in the ass. You need to wait 45 days until after you sell it to recall it, otherwise, accounts.net and accountsbay.com will 100% of the time recall the money. I recalled the accounts a month after I sold them, and each one they filed a claim with paypal and won. They're a company, they will win the case and your account will go into a negative balance if they can't retrieve the funds from your paypal.

If you wait 45 days, however, it'll be too late for them to open a dispute and your character may just be even more geared than he was when you sold him originally.

Trust me on this one.

[Wescap]

Scamming accounts can be achieved much easier and safer than doing this. This can cause IRL trouble, and their are plenty of simple scams that are 100% safe if you know what you're doing.