Authenticator fails, removed from account without user's permission

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7-30-2008 @ 6:06PM

Pyra said...

TBH I don't belive any of this actually happened, no gold seller is going to go to this much trouble when there are plenty of foolish insecure fish in the sea.

And if I had annoyed a friend so much they wanted to put this much effort to get back at me, I'd hope they'd try and have my cards cancelled or buy stuff of ebay rather than make me have no gear on WoW for a week or so while it gets restored.

Attention seeking victim who doesn't have an authenticator/didn't even get hacked sounds most likely, although if anyone would have all the details stolen to have an authenticator removed it's probably going to be the lady that lives alone with cats, and tells people this over the internet

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