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Just received this email APPARENTLY from newsletter@email.blizzard.net although that is probably spoofed.
It looks pretty authentic, so beware! I know this is a fake because:
1) I have never given the email address this was sent to to blizzard
2) They are trying to get you to goto highly dodgy links. Hovering over either the link which is apparently to http://www.battle.net or the link which is apparently to "play free now" will send you to:
As you can see. This is NOT a legit link. Be Warned. DONT GO THERE
Cluck Cluck, Gibber Gibber, My Old Mans A Mushroom
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Just got the email. It is fake.
The link opens up http://us.battle.net.pamdariai-beta.com/gm/d3.html?cr=true&ref=http%3A%2F%2F%2Faccount%2F&app=wam which looks almost convincing except that if it were real, Pandaria wouldn't be spelled incorrectly, and a realistic link could have been pandaria-beta.us.battle.net
So delete it. You were not invited.
I never click any link from battlenet in any email, i always go thru the booked marked link i have stored.
I got it as well, almost clicked on it, then thought hmm. Went ot warcraft account, nope I'm not even listed in their beta offerings
But it does indeed look legit.
Shoot. Ive seen at least a dozen of these but I still got excited today when I got another.
just a tip, never use comcast email, it sucks, it marks battlenet official mails spam, never stops the real scam emails
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