Several Tips for you to protect your account not be banned in World of warcraft

Oct. 9, 2011 - PRLog -- Have you ever received an email saying your account is banned from Customer Services of Blizzard Entertainment ? It's really lucky if you answer "NO!"
But maybe there are lots of players once did received.It isn't really terrible being attractted by GM's eyes and banning your account in World of warcraft ?
To keep your account securely several actions below you should be carefully.

1.KEEPING YOUR COMPUTER SAFE AND ACCOUNT SECURE
Keeping an account secure relies heavily on keeping your computer secure. This can help keep your computer safe from malicious programs and anyone
intent on stealing your private information. Hackers and account thieves will like to put their viruses, keyloggers, etc. into executable files and then make those
files very appealing to our World of Warcraft fan base, to trick users into  downloading and running their programs.  If your computer has been infected with a
virus, keylogger, or other malicious software, you need to make sure  the computer is cleaned entirely, or the World of Warcraft account you play will be
continue to be at considerable risk.

2. KEEP AWAY FROM STEALING  AND CHEATING
Be careful of  a phishing site or email, it may steal your account. You should also be certain you are using a secure password at all times.
A phishing site may ask for the account name and password. Blizzard will NEVER ask you for your password.It may also come from an email address which
is NOT an official Blizzard.com address, but may look similar.
Often, these phishers promise you will be banned if you do not provide the information demanded. And links do not go to an official Blizzard Entertainment domain.
Often, hyperlinks can look like they lead to official sites at first glance, but you can wind up somewhere unexpected when you click them.

There are only five places where you should EVER type your password:
       The World of Warcraft game login screen.
       The Battle.net login page

       The Account Management page on the official site.
       The World of Warcraft Armory page

       The official World of Warcraft forums
If you're not certain you're at the official page, you can always be sure you're in a "safe zone" by manually pointing your browser to us.battle.net/account.
Anything else is likely to not be an official site, even if the address says "wow", "blizz", etc.

3.KEEP AWAY FROM BUYING SCAM WOW GOLD
There are many advertising third party services/websites which repeatedly spamming in-game chat channels and selling WOW gold ( http://www.mmocarts.com ).You should be attention
to them.If not you may get an email from blizzard told you your account is banned. It says the account has been banned for spamming and advertising and you may
do not even do those spamming or advertisement, you may just on the chat. Only thing you did was lvl while there was some id whispering to you trying to tell you
that you won something and you just replied with a simple mark. But it will attracts GM's eyes and the Blizzard think it is terms of use violation -- exploitative activity,
it will ban your account and then you will receive an email saying your account is banned.