How can I hack a MAC and delete a WOW account

mrrman

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Looking for suggestions....thanks




Nope, not here.


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Kirby

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In before lock/ban.


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Insomniator

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You'd have to hack the WoW account and the MAC. You can't get crap about a WoW account from a user's computer.
 

pontifex

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Originally posted by: mrrman
Originally posted by: pontifex
let me guess, your previous post on this got locked?

no it did not

then why repost it? i don't think you're going to get much help here anyway.

oh, and expect this one to be locked.

 

SunnyD

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And FYI, you can't delete shit. It's all hosted on blizzard's servers, and they retain everything. Even my WoW account from 2 years ago is still there, even though I haven't touched it. There is no magic "delete" button for the account.
 

Elganja

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Originally posted by: SunnyD
And FYI, you can't delete shit. It's all hosted on blizzard's servers, and they retain everything. Even my WoW account from 2 years ago is still there, even though I haven't touched it. There is no magic "delete" button for the account.

well you can delete a character but not the account
 

Anubis

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Originally posted by: Elganja
Originally posted by: SunnyD
And FYI, you can't delete shit. It's all hosted on blizzard's servers, and they retain everything. Even my WoW account from 2 years ago is still there, even though I haven't touched it. There is no magic "delete" button for the account.

well you can delete a character but not the account

even then it takes 1 phonecall to blizzard and like a week to get a char undeleted
 

Anubis

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Originally posted by: Xavier434
Here's a better idea. Get over your vengeful nerd rage. Have a drink and relax or something.

yea im gonna go with mind your own god damn busniess? seriously just let it go, if he wants to play wow for the rest of his life thats his call, not yours
 

Xavier434

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I read over the original thread. I can understand this guy's frustrations, but hacking this guy's computer is not a solution of any kind. All it will do is serve as some cheap vengeful act that will do nothing to help his situation. You cannot teach responsibility to a 23 year old by hacking their computer in attempt to delete a WoW account lol.
 
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Originally posted by: Xavier434
I read over the original thread. I can understand this guy's frustrations, but hacking this guy's computer is not a solution of any kind. All it will do is serve as some cheap vengeful act that will do nothing to help his situation. You cannot teach responsibility to a 23 year old by hacking their computer in attempt to delete a WoW account lol.

This.

OP how about kicking his ass out?

Or what about getting a router and either blocking the port WoW uses, disable internet access for him, use time blocks to prevent him from accessing WoW during hours you set, etc.

Granted there are ways to unblock it (resetting the router), but if WoW is such an issue why not do something about the issue at hand instead of upping the ante?

PS the issue at hand is the kid is being irresponsible, and has no respect for you or I'm guessing his mother. Hacking his game is the WRONG idea (and illegal). Do something about the REAL issue at hand, which is not WoW.