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i dont know. I brought a account from momowow Aim - wherteroriginal like 1-2 months ago Today when i was at work checking my email i got a email from blizzard. Tryed contacting the guy on aim but never response hope he didnt reclaim it >.<
*Update*
It was reclaimed and Xfer cause in the battle.net account the account wasnt there So he reclaim it and Xfer the toon off to another Server Because i check wowarmory it wasnt there,
Greetings,
We have determined that the World of Warcraft account *********** has been
associated to a Battle.net account accessed by someone not authorized to do so
by the Terms of Use (http://www.blizzard.com/us/legal/tou.html).
Please note that account sharing is a violation of the Terms of Use, which is in
place to help players keep the accounts they play on secure. As such, we are
unable to assist any player in reversing the merger of an account not created in
his or her own name.
Please keep this email for your reference until the merger dispute has been
resolved.
STEP 1: SECURE THE ACCOUNT, YOUR COMPUTER AND YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS
We recommend you read over and apply the following tips to protect yourself and
the account in the future. Account compromises can occur when a player shares
login information with an unauthorized third party or plays on a computer that
has a virus, Trojan, or key-logger.
- Keep your login information confidential. World of Warcraft access can only be
shared with one minor of whom you are the parent or guardian. Sharing access
with anyone else is a violation of the game's Terms of Use. You are also
responsible for every use of an account on which you are listed as the
registered player, whether the use was authorized or not.
- Use up-to-date firewall, antivirus, and anti-spyware software to scan your
system regularly for viruses, Trojans, and key-loggers.
- Keep your operating system and other software up-to-date and be careful when
downloading new software.
- Be wary of "spoof" and scam websites and e-mails that pose as Blizzard
Entertainment and request account or personal information. As a reminder,
Blizzard Entertainment representatives will *never* ask you for your password.
- Use separate, unique passwords for your email, World of Warcraft, and any
other online accounts.
- Change your passwords regularly and keep World of Warcraft account information
updated using the Account Management page at http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/account/.
For additional security tips and information, please visit the following sites:
- Account Security: http://us.blizzard.com/support/article/21131
- Unauthorized Account Access Policy: http://us.blizzard.com/support/article/20460
- World of Warcraft Account Security: http://us.blizzard.com/support/article/20572
If you are looking for an added layer of security, we currently offer the
Blizzard Authenticator, an optional device that can help prevent unauthorized
account access. For more information about how the Authenticator works or how to
add one to a World of Warcraft account, please visit the Blizzard Authenticator
FAQ at http://us.blizzard.com/support/article/24660.
*Update*
It was reclaimed and Xfer cause in the battle.net account the account wasnt there So he reclaim it and Xfer the toon off to another Server Because i check wowarmory it wasnt there,
Greetings,
We have determined that the World of Warcraft account *********** has been
associated to a Battle.net account accessed by someone not authorized to do so
by the Terms of Use (http://www.blizzard.com/us/legal/tou.html).
Please note that account sharing is a violation of the Terms of Use, which is in
place to help players keep the accounts they play on secure. As such, we are
unable to assist any player in reversing the merger of an account not created in
his or her own name.
Please keep this email for your reference until the merger dispute has been
resolved.
STEP 1: SECURE THE ACCOUNT, YOUR COMPUTER AND YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS
We recommend you read over and apply the following tips to protect yourself and
the account in the future. Account compromises can occur when a player shares
login information with an unauthorized third party or plays on a computer that
has a virus, Trojan, or key-logger.
- Keep your login information confidential. World of Warcraft access can only be
shared with one minor of whom you are the parent or guardian. Sharing access
with anyone else is a violation of the game's Terms of Use. You are also
responsible for every use of an account on which you are listed as the
registered player, whether the use was authorized or not.
- Use up-to-date firewall, antivirus, and anti-spyware software to scan your
system regularly for viruses, Trojans, and key-loggers.
- Keep your operating system and other software up-to-date and be careful when
downloading new software.
- Be wary of "spoof" and scam websites and e-mails that pose as Blizzard
Entertainment and request account or personal information. As a reminder,
Blizzard Entertainment representatives will *never* ask you for your password.
- Use separate, unique passwords for your email, World of Warcraft, and any
other online accounts.
- Change your passwords regularly and keep World of Warcraft account information
updated using the Account Management page at http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/account/.
For additional security tips and information, please visit the following sites:
- Account Security: http://us.blizzard.com/support/article/21131
- Unauthorized Account Access Policy: http://us.blizzard.com/support/article/20460
- World of Warcraft Account Security: http://us.blizzard.com/support/article/20572
If you are looking for an added layer of security, we currently offer the
Blizzard Authenticator, an optional device that can help prevent unauthorized
account access. For more information about how the Authenticator works or how to
add one to a World of Warcraft account, please visit the Blizzard Authenticator
FAQ at http://us.blizzard.com/support/article/24660.
