3 days Ive been trying to get through on your

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Suport line and for three damn days its been full and Ive been told to call back. Awesome blizzard thats really some of the best costumer service Ive ever seen. My account was hack three days ago you reset the password but did not remove the gold farmers authenticator from my account Ive been trying to get in touch with somone through email forums and phone for three days and all youve done is reset my damn password a few times almost as if you dont even read the emails or the forums I DONT NEED A NEW PASSWORD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I want the authenticator off my account never had this problem till you merged the battle.net system seems a lot easier to hack account now.....

I'm sorry to hear that your account might have been compromised, Abacadaba. I know that you're probably more than a little stressed out and upset, but please don't forget that we're here to help. Your first priority should be to secure your system, to help ensure that this doesn't occur again. The articles we've posted in the following sticky can be very helpful in this regard:

Account Hacked? Security Issue? Look Here!
http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/thread.html?topicId=24702231244&sid=1

Also, the email you received including notification of your password reset was partially to let you know that an investigation has been initiated regarding your compromise.

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I want the authenticator off my account never had this problem till you merged the battle.net system seems a lot easier to hack account now..... If i dont get a real person in by tonight Im done Ill play a mmo that has a real support staff from a company that spend profits on keeping the support center open so people can call with their concerns not max profits and screw the lil guy

First, I should point out that accounts are no less secure under Battle.net than they were before the merge. In fact, because you now have the option to change your registered email address, and thus your 'account name', they are more secure than was previously possible.

On the other hand, those who would compromise accounts have moved to methods that seem all too effective, such as massive phishing efforts.

Regardless, I understand that it can be challenging to get into the hold queue for telephone assistance. As others have mentioned, patience, persistence and active use of the redial button is most likely to meet with success.

Alternatively, you can send an email to [email protected] indicating that you wish to have the maliciously applied Authenticator removed, and including a filled out Terms of Use form:

Battle.net Terms of Use Form
http://us.blizzard.com/support/article.xml?locale=en_US&articleId=26361

Best luck!