Popular scams and how to avoid them

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6-12-2009 @ 10:09PM

TehAdz said...

I got a mail like that today; the link ended in an .exe, so it was quite obvious what it was. The mail got replaced by a mail from Blizzard Customer Support later on, which was unexpected.

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