Watch Out For This World Of Warcraft Phishing Scam


When Gizmodo’s Alex Kidman asked if I had seen ‘this World of Warcraft ‘fishing’ thing’, I was so confused, but then I had a look at the email he had just been sent and it made perfect sense. Just a heads up — if you’ve been sent an email with the above image in it, be wary, and don’t click on any of the links.

I know you guys/girls are smarter than the average bear, and probably don’t need to be told this, but I thought I would shoot out a quick post nonetheless — just to keep any World of Warcrafters on their toes about this sort of thing. Goodness knows I might have clicked through in a blaze of unbridled enthusiasm.

So watch out!


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