[dXI9XFOA]

Seriously....

I get "tons" of legit WoW crap on my email and I've never ever signed in WoW or Battle.net.

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I can't get "my" password sent to me because I don't know my first or last name. Or the ones' whomever has used my email as his.

[WebDocMan]

Seriously....

I get "tons" of legit WoW crap on my email and I've never ever signed in WoW or Battle.net.

[cursing][dots]

I can't get "my" password sent to me because I don't know my first or last name. Or the ones' whomever has used my email as his.

Its not legit its a phising scam, if you look at the message source, the reply path and message id you'll see where its actually from

[new-nickname-zanovo]

Indeed. I get tons of that to my work email address and my legit account is tied to a whole different domain (my private address). The sheer volume of wow-related scam-spam is just staggering...

[pooncophy]

I'm constantly getting this crap too!

[dXI9XFOA]

The reply address is blizzard.com but the link to some authenticator in the email was something else...

[baronaaba]

The reply address is blizzard.com but the link to some authenticator in the email was something else...

For many of us, these emails are obvious due to grammatical errors, or the highlighted link not going to battle.net.

I get these emails to my Hotmail account, even though I move my battle.net registration to my Gmail account when the switch came since I had got hacked off a shared PC 3 years ago.

I sometimes go to the sites in a VM just to give them some scummy info disguised in an email address just to waste their time a bit

[DeedPatmeda]

I get fake wow mail all the time. I have only been hacked once in my life and it was my WoW account. I used my email addy for the account name which is a no-no. And my password was 6 letters and two numbers which wasn't good enough.