be alert for scam emails like these

[_C2_]

I received this email at my WORK email somehow two days ago.  I don't even have a WOW accto or ever tried or visited a web site for wow.  I took out the link so no one would go there.  I bet it is a scam site without question that looks like the real place

World of Warcraft Account Notice
Blizzard Entertainment [noreply@batt1eservice.com]
Sent:    Saturday, May 22, 2010 5:38 PM
To:    
#########
Attachments:    
Greetings,

Your World of Warcraft account may be involved in a trade. Trading/Selling World of Warcraft virtual property is against Blizzard's End User License Agreement. If your account is found violating Terms of Use, it can, and will be suspended / closed / or terminated.

In order to keep this from occurring, you should immediately verify that you are the original owner of the account. Click on the link below to verify your Battle.net account:

http://##############/account/management/

For more information, click here for answers to Frequently Asked Questions or to contact the Blizzard Billing Account Services team.

Regards,
The Battle.net Account Team
Online Privacy Policy

[TrailMyx]

Ya, it seems certain gold farmers sold their email address list.  I get this constantly since I bought gold ONCE from a little asian gold farmer.

[onlyindreams]

I got the exact email but it was for NCSoft. I played the 14 day trial of City of Heroes and nothing else by them. I have registered for a website once but it was under a different email. I ignored it. I assumed it was a scam of some sort.

[UOMaddog]

I usually get 8-10 of these in my SPAM folder in my Gmail account. Just the typical scams...

NOTE: When in doubt, go directly to the website (not from a link in the email) and log-in there! Most games have some kind of message center where you can pick up any REAL notifications on their website