#0 - Oct. 14, 2010, 3:24 a.m.
I just received an email in my email inbox. It was in the junk section and I was about to delete it when I noticed the sender.
[email protected]
So I looked at the email, expecting a plain text document going on and on and on about how I've been selected (like the one that I got a while ago inviting me to the Cata beta while talking about the Emerald Nightmare :P) instead I got a HTML newsletter type email saying this:
Q u o t e:
Dear Players
Get those opt-ins ready for the World of Warcraft: Cataclysm closed beta! The sundering of Azeroth is nigh, and you don’t want to be left out in the cold of Northrend when you could be enjoying the sun-drenched beaches on the goblin isle of Kezan. To ensure you’re opted-in and eligible as a potential candidate, you’ll need a World of Warcraft license attached to your Battle.net account, have your current system specifications uploaded to the Battle.net Beta Profile Settings page, and have expressed interest through the franchise-specific check boxes.
Now there was one link on the email, that looked to direct me to a blizzard website asking me to login to get the client. I have not clicked said link, I went to my battle.net account manually but didn't see the client available and unfortunately I cannot check the header of the email since hotmail is screwing around with me today.
So can a GM please look at my account and see if I am flagged for the beta?
If I am... there is one thing I need Blizzard to do, if not... well, another phishing email detected and I'll nuke it (although if it is, it's a damn good one).
