ESRB unintentionally exposes email addresses of people who filed complaints over Blizzard's Real ID system [Updated]

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7-12-2010 @ 10:03PM

Rotties67 said...

WTS email addresses to gold sellers/account hackers. Guaranteed majority play WoW. Possible B.Net accounts.

Any takers?

7-12-2010 @ 10:14PM

Lissanna said...

I don't use my b.net account for anything but b.net for a reason!

7-12-2010 @ 10:25PM

Zaros said...

But you, Lissanna, are smarter then most people who play wow. I am quite sure that only 0.01% of people used a different e-mail for their account and i different one for well, everything else.

I am happy now to be in that 0.01%
I used an alias for the Battle.net account too so we got off lucky.
Hope someone files a lawsuit ( if i change my b.net e-mail it might be me).

7-12-2010 @ 10:27PM

Zaros said...

a different one for, everything else*

i cant spell today

7-12-2010 @ 10:29PM

Rotties67 said...

I do the same thing. My B.Net account is strictly for B.Net. Hopefully everyone that reads this, if they didn't use a separate email address, they go in and change it to a clean one.

Guys, pick one. Yahoo, Gmail, AOL, Mail.com, Hotmail, etc. Make one up STRICTLY for battle.net. Use it for nothing else. Not even writing things off in regards to Battle.net.

Go on. I will wait here. Hurry up, I have gummi worms.

7-13-2010 @ 7:54AM

Lars Petersson said...

Given that I have an authenticator, I'm not too bothered by that possibility...

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