September 1, 200619 yr I received this email from a @hotmail.co.uk address, and I presume its falsely trying to get my account details, should I be reporting this email address to jagex, and do u think there is any action they can take? ----------- From: "Andrew Gower" Subject: Your Runescape Account - Messiah2k02 Runescape Dear Messiah2k02, Due to a recent surge in new Runescape accounts, we are carrying out checks on all accounts over one month old to clarify which are still active. Accounts we discover still to be active will be untouched, however accounts which we find are inactive due to lack of response to this email will be locked and potentially terminated. Therefore, we ask that you prove you are still using your Runescape account, Messiah2k02, by replying to us, and providing us with the following information, so that it matches what we have on our records: 1) Your Runescape Name 2) Approximate date that you created the account 3) Your Runescape password for this account 4) Your current Bank PIN number for this account 5) And if possible, as many previous passwords as you can remember. The Jagex Staff already know all of these details, we simply need you to confirm them. Please either reply to this email with the reply button, or send a new email with the required information to [email protected] We thank you for your co-operation, and would like to remind you that if we hear no response your account may be locked and terminated. Yours sincerely, Andrew Gower and the Runescape Staff. Staff of BrOTHOr
September 1, 200619 yr Yes you should. You should send them query, try some service to upload your message since this beats the limit. They will find out, just report them the e-mail. They will take some action against it even if it isn't a member of RuneScape.
September 1, 200619 yr Kind of logical that it arent them: - They say themselves: 'Jagex staff will NEVER email you' - It would have been a @jagex account or something - He wrote your name, so they would have to sent it to all runescape users seperately which means they would have to send a few million e-mails. My Signature
September 1, 200619 yr Kind of logical that it arent them: - They say themselves: 'Jagex staff will NEVER email you' - It would have been a @jagex account or something - He wrote your name, so they would have to sent it to all runescape users seperately which means they would have to send a few million e-mails. well thats not true, you can set it to change a word every letter and send it technology rocks! =D> There are 3 types of people in the world. Those who can count and those who cannot.
September 1, 200619 yr Author regardless its still obviously false. jagex wouldn't be using hotmail, furthermore their reasoning is stupid - if they want to check "active" accounts they have it saved on their ingame database the last time and IP you logged in from. i'm just concerned incase any others get an email like this or who have been foolish to reply. I guess if I report it jagex may be able to get hotmail to close this email down an stop further ppl from being bothered. Staff of BrOTHOr
September 1, 200619 yr yep ur right dont fall on that scam and why would jagex want ur pass they alredy have it go rs go!
September 1, 200619 yr I got the same letter too... I replied to it and on the same day, I got hacked. I shouldn't of wrote back. I'm such an idiot. Now, I have to start all over with money, weapons, and runes
September 1, 200619 yr I feel for you ancient but thats just stupid even if Jagex emailed you i would think anyone would see that as a fake. "Boredom got me playing, Boredom stops me from playing. It's a vicious cycle."
September 1, 200619 yr I never check my email...and i asking for your pin shouldve told you right away that it was a scam..well gl ancient it always sucks to be hacked.. ^Clickity to go to our forums
September 1, 200619 yr An interesting post. The scammers sent emails to noobs only, no old birds? LOL. RSN: Cxueqing1A proud self-containing F2P player.
September 1, 200619 yr I remember my friend got one of those before. I told him to make an account, finish tutorial island and send them the name and pass for it 2 days later the account was stolen. We were laughing so hard.... So there you go, its a scam....(I knew it when my friend told me about it anyway...) Dai jou bui! The full stop and comma are your friend....http://www.blogger.com/profile/31134299
September 1, 200619 yr You can use this link for reporting the email scams :) http://forum.tip.it/account_problem.php Whatever you do, for your own safety, do NOT click any links that include in the mail. Remember that Jagex will NEVER send you any mails. For more information check this link http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?t=71500 If you have a goal, go for it :D Work hard, be proud and be yourself ;)
September 1, 200619 yr Jagex dont email u they use their ingame mail system to tell you stuff, obviously scam dont trust Add me! (Johnno41)
September 1, 200619 yr Yes i have to admit its one of the better Email scams ive seen but if you were silly enough to think its real the fact they ask for your bank pin and previous passwords makes it a obvious scam. Plus many many many more things... Atleast these guys can spell "Boredom got me playing, Boredom stops me from playing. It's a vicious cycle."
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