Come back to Azeroth letter...scam?

#0 - April 15, 2010, 2:43 p.m.

Received a letter from [email protected]

We’re giving you 7 days of FREE game time to experience all of the recent improvements designed to help you complete quests, find groups, and rise to new levels of power in World of WarcraftÂ®. Simply click below to claim your time... but act fast, as this limited-time offer will expire soon.

While you’re back in Azeroth be sure to check out some of the other improvements to World of Warcraft, including:

Dungeon Finder – Join a dungeon from anywhere in Azeroth! The new Dungeon Finder automatically groups you with other players across multiple realms.

Quest Tracking – Never get lost searching for a quest NPC or item again. Multiple quest-tracking improvements help you locate objectives and map out your route as you adventure.

Random Battlegrounds – Earn daily bonus Honor currency and Arena points by fighting in a Horde-vs.-Alliance skirmish on a random PvP Battleground.

Icecrown Citadel – Battle alongside Azeroth’s mightiest heroes in three new five-player dungeons and a challenging new 10- or 25-player raid, culminating in a final epic confrontation with the Lich King himself.

And much more...

We look forward to seeing you back in Azeroth.

- The World of Warcraft Team

Within it is a button to click that says claim your 7 free days of game time.

Syndri

#4 - April 15, 2010, 5 p.m.

We are indeed offering 7 days of free game play to many inactive accounts. The email you've received, Applebottom, is more than likely official correspondence.

Now, I appreciate your caution, so I understand if you do wish to click on any links within the email's body. That's okay! You can also check to see if one of your accounts qualified for this promotion by logging into Battle.net Account Management. Once logged in, if you see a little box at the top of the page that reads "Claim Your Free Game Time!," then you're golden. :)