Don't Click "Inphektid" "Guild" Link
 

Recieved a message from someone with the screen name "Inphektid"
The message included a link and said
"reserved a spot on the guild roster for you, you should apply"

So I clicked the link out of curiosity because he can't get any information out of going to a website besides my IP.

So the website says
"Oldschool is the collection of the oldest and most memorable players that have ever played Graal Online. If you started after '99, you probably will not be invited...
Go to the guild application. (Direct link to Graalonline.com guild info!)"

So I click the "go to the guild application" button and hey it looks like the graal online guild application! So now all I have to do is put in my username and password and I'll be able to join this awesome guild!

WRONG.

Hovering over this link is obvious that it was fake and a website to look like it is graal online. So by filling in the forms just sends your username and password to his e-mail.

It's very easy to fall for this but if anyone asks you to randomly join the guild "Old School" don't do it. I have provided a screenshot to show you how it's fake.


The obvious person doing this is making a big no no and is very against the law (considered phising since they are pretending to be associated with graal online).

DON'T DO IT DON'T DO IT DON'T DO IT DON'T DO IT DON'T DO IT DON'T DO IT DON'T DO IT DON'T DO IT DON'T DO IT DON'T DO IT DON'T DO IT DON'T DO IT DON'T DO IT

Also, if someone is on Internet Explorer 7, it shows the link at the top of the pop-up window, which of course does not say GraalOnline.com, but the server that its hosted on.

I am leaving the thread as a warning for people not to go to the link.
Those of you who wish to name names, or have more detailed info, please use a forum PM, email, or support ticket.

I would also like to point out that just because someone does this on a specific SN, does not mean it is the same person that you might think it is. It might not be.
It could simply be someone else using that SN to make it look like someone else is doing it.
I have seen people on Graal use many SN's on AIM to do this kind of thing, and it was never who you might think it was...