Strange Starcraft 2 Betakey give away

[Syrilus]

Hi guys,

Today I found this site: link removed

First of all the offer seemed nice, however when you want to validate your e-mail entry it says that you have got to type your phone number to a suspicious site which will then send you a pin code, which you again use to validate your e-mail address for the beta key raffle. Now I'm a bit puzzeled and I believe that this is a fake and that this guys just wants to get his spam mails spreaded. Moreover the statement that he wants to "jeopardize" his job, because he wants to illegally give the starcraft community beta keys, is more than questionable.


What do you think about this ?

Greetings

[spychi]

Hi guys,

Today I found this site: http://starcraft2betakeys.com

First of all the offer seemed nice, however when you want to validate your e-mail entry it says that you have got to type your phone number to a suspicious site which will then send you a pin code, which you again use to validate your e-mail address for the beta key raffle. Now I'm a bit puzzeled and I believe that this is a fake and that this guys just wants to get his spam mails spreaded. Moreover the statement that he wants to "jeopardize" his job, because he wants to illegally give the starcraft community beta keys, is more than questionable.

Greetings

do not sign up, thats a keylogger and it wants to steal informations about you
do not sign up that is not legit

[Gifted]

All I did was a google search on "sitename.com scam" and you'll find your answer real quick.

When you do this, you will find a significant number of people confirming the site as a scam or defending it. In this case, your website is a scam site. I suggest you use that mentality in the future.

[Syrilus]

Just read the Teamliquid article about it.

Those guys preparing scam websites really suck.

Of course I didn't write my phone number in that site to "validate" my e-mail address.

Furthermore his statement sounds very implausible....

[Gradius]

It's not legit - case closed.