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[Trauts]

With that information, you can call up Blizzard, request an email and password reset to an account you have access to, and go from there. Tip: Do it before they close, or if youre paranoid, right before they close on Friday. That will allow you more time before the guy even has the ability to try and recall it.

[Harisukusan]

Whats the best scam to get an account that is easy and takes very little effort - i have my own wotlk site but it never gets accounts.

[Zergzoid]

So I thought i got the last name of this account from white pages....but didn't is there a definitive way to get last name from blizzard if i have SQA and email access?

[SwiftReaper]

ok well i need some help cracking into wireless networks i have some around my house my operating system is windows xp but i got a remote inbuilt linux so i need a guide that can tell me how to crack into a wireless network without having a specific network card, i know it will be a program please make sure its windows xp prgoram thanks

[Verye]

What is WoW US's Billing Department's standard account recall procedure, by phone?

I obviously know the answer, just testing you.

[ayeayea11]

what is wow us's billing department's standard account recall procedure, by phone?

I obviously know the answer, just testing you.

tell us plz<3

[cXm0d]

Whats the best scam to get an account that is easy and takes very little effort - i have my own wotlk site but it never gets accounts.

Phishing, and youtube scams. If you have the rep go for a Safetrade scam with the application. Also you could try just blatantly asking people on Markee for their info first during an (Obviously fake) trade. You'd be surprised in the result. I'll go more in depth into that once I find my previous post about it.

So I thought i got the last name of this account from white pages....but didn't is there a definitive way to get last name from blizzard if i have SQA and email access?

If you have email access go through all the emails searching for the last name, find accounts he signed up for and use their forgotten password page. If you're lucky, in the company's email they may address you by your name.
Also, Blizzard sometimes addresses you by name, try emailing them.

ok well i need some help cracking into wireless networks i have some around my house my operating system is windows xp but i got a remote inbuilt linux so i need a guide that can tell me how to crack into a wireless network without having a specific network card, i know it will be a program please make sure its windows xp prgoram thanks

Airsnort, and Kismac. You have to have the right card though. (That had nothing to do with WoW scamming.)

What is WoW US's Billing Department's standard account recall procedure, by phone?

I obviously know the answer, just testing you.

While I'm sure there is a method online, I'd have to say yes. It's over the phone. At least, that's the only way I've ever done it.

[Kaji]

Say you got $300 from someone b/c they bought your WoW account. You had them transfer the money to account A(fake paypal account but verified)...Then you transfer the money to account B(your real paypal account). You recall the account you sold so the person tries to file a claim to get their money back...What happens if you had already cancelled paypal account A? Would Paypal see you just transferred the money to account B and take it from there or what?

[cXm0d]

Paypal isn't stupid. They know you transferred the money to the other account.

However, that doesn't mean you won't be able to keep the money. I've read in most WoW acc situations such as this, after the recall the money stays safe.

[Verye]

No no, you misunderstood my question.

I'm asking...when you call Billing by phone, what is their standard recall procedure? You can only recall WoW US accounts by phone.

[[Soul Eater]]

Order a pizza, 2 milkshakes and 1 hamburger from Pizza Hut.

[cXm0d]

Oh, okay.

When you call they usually ask you for your name, how you're doing, and a phone number they can call you with in case you get disconnected. Afterwards they ask why you are calling, and you say that you no longer have access to the email address you registered your account with, and that you forgot your WoW password, and you need to recover it. He'll ask you then for the account name, SQA, old email (Some times), First 4 digits of the CD keys registered with the game (Sometimes), and the last 4 digits of the credit card registered with the account (Sometimes). I have also heard some occasions where they ask for a toons name on the account. I have yet to see that asked (And I've called quite a few times) but I guess there is a chance of it happening.

[Verye]

Hmmm, I've never heard of them ever ask for anything relating to the CD-key or the credit card for a simple email change over the phone. You're certain that has actually happened to you?

[cXm0d]

Absolutely.
Twice actually, but both times I said my account had been "compromised" and I needed to change the password. That may have something to do with it, but I'm not sure.

So, you just trying to bust me or something? Don't think I'm smart enough to offer my help? Kinda hurts. [>_<]

[Verye]

No, I'm really not. It's just, a loooot of people make threads like these, and some of them are not very knowledgable. I'm just testing you.

Anyway, if it happened, it happened. I've only once or twice ever heard a US Billing employee ask for CD-keys, or the last 4 digits of the credit number. Chances are, if you hung up, called again, and got a different representative, they wouldn't ask that.

You've clearly recalled accounts before, so, you're definitely not just some bozo. I have no reason to believe you're not good at scamming, so you pass.