Warning! Surprisingly good looking hacker email! Follow

Wow, give those Chinese gold farmers credit. This was the most believable hacking attempt email I have gotten. They really tried hard on this one, to the point were they even included a believable Account Administration Team background in the message. From the looks of it they copied an exact blizzard message too, getting rid of that obvious grammar problem most of these have. Unfortunately for them, the one part they did write themselves, had terrible grammar, as the bold section shows.

Greetings!

When you take to the skies astride a blazing, eagle-winged lion, your comrades will know you mean business. Serious business. So saddle up, because this flying mount will travel as fast as your riding skill will take you, and it can even travel at 310% speed if you have at least one other 310% speed mount.

Once activated, this World of Warcraft in-game pet key applies to all present and future characters on a single World of Warcraft license.

we will be complimentary seat to the 5,000 players. You can log Web site application, we will be lucky players randomly.
Please click this link to apply

-fakewebsite.com

If your account passes the check successfully, we will send a code for the Winged Guardian flying mount to you in the form of e-mail.


The World of Warcraft Support Team
Blizzard Entertainment

Just a little PSA for those out there, since this one did make me do a double take at first, and if a new player gets it, I could see this working really easily.

It does look good, other than the sentence you bolded. Common sense though people. When has Blizzard ever gave away anything to a few random people? The only time they give us anything for free, they give it to everybody, like the mini pets on the 4th and 5th anniversaries.