Phishing Skill Level Fail

Found on another forum:

World of Warcraft - ACCOUNT NOTICE
Tuesday, June 17, 2008 1:43 AM
From: "WoWGM Blizzard" <billtedes>
To: admin@bilzzard.net

Greetings,

It has come to our attention that you are trying to sell/trade your personal World of Warcraft account which as you may or may not be aware conflicts with the EULA and Terms of Service. We require your full support in the resolution of this matter, if we do not receive your full cooperation we can and will permanently disable your World of Warcraft account. If you wish to ensure your account is not disabled you should immediately verify your details using the template provided below. We at Blizzard Entertainment take the sale of World of Warcraft accounts very seriously and need to confirm you are the original owner of the account and that it has not been sold/traded.

We ask that during the verification process you please change the registered email on your account to:
recovery@wowaccountadmin.net

You can confirm that you are the original owner of the account by replying to this email and using the template below to verify your account and information:
(Please make sure to also change the registered email address as noted above)

* Full Name
* Address
* Zip code
* Daytime phone number
* Country
* CD-key, alternatively a photograph
* Account Username
* Account Password
* Account E-mail
* Secret Question and Answer
* Server of your primary character

If you ignore this email your account can and will be closed permanently.

As soon as we have this information we will be able to progress the resolution of this matter for you.

Regards,

Account Administration
Blizzard Entertainment
http://www.WorldofWarcraft.com

Note the address the email came from.

Course I assume all of you are smart enough not to fall for these phishing scams, but just in case!

Truely amazing that people even try that.. and people fall for it too.

Some of Us might be less smart then other's... like me... so i wod probebly fall for it... but efter thinking abote it i wod probebly get it and change my password... hopfully!

If you ever get emails like that, check the email address it's from carefully. Note that this one is B I L Z Z A R D (I and L are the wrong way around). Alos remember that a Blizzard employee would never ask for your password.

Takmari wrote:

If you ever get emails like that, check the email address it's from carefully. Note that this one is B I L Z Z A R D (I and L are the wrong way around). Alos remember that a Blizzard employee would never ask for your password.

The BILzzard part i dident see.
And well i have read that stuff on the tip wile loding
But thanks !