Authenticator fails, removed from account without user's permission

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7-24-2008 @ 2:09PM

Michael said...

Why would the reps have access to CD keys? That doesn't sound right; this sounds very fishy, and you can't blame a Blizzard employee with no evidence to back it up.

7-24-2008 @ 2:26PM

Clevins said...

Agreed. There's no way a hacker off on the net somewhere just happened to get the CD keys for that specific account. And the secret question is supposed to be.. um.. SECRET.

So, sorry, but I don't believe the original complainant. Not until they can come up with a credible story for how some random person got that info. Or until they fess up that it was someone they know who had access to the key and the question/answer pair.

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