March 13th, 2010 by Randal2k
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In case anyone cares, lol
DaGia (pronounced, “duh” “G-eye-ah”), the meaning is; da=the, and Gia=Earth Goddess.
Since I am playing a female night elf druid 
*update*
As some of you know, I used to play WoW back in 2005/2006. I wanted to get that account back, and Blizzard does have it. But, sometime between 2006 and 2010, someone got that account and is using it. In order to get it back they want a copy of my State ID card! Plus a lot of other info. Sound like a spam email? well, it’s not. Here is the blizzard page asking for the info.
Of course here is a snippet;
Due to legal and security concerns a valid ID is required to verify your identity. This government-issued ID must display your full legal name and date of birth.
Evidence of eligibility is also required to make changes to the accountholder’s name. If you require changes to the accountholder name, you must supply ID that verifies your identity as well as ID or documentation matching the name currently registered to the account.
Please circle all forms of documentation or ID that you have included for verification.
Driver’s License
Military ID
State ID
Passport
Birth Certificate
Court Order of Name Change
Marriage License
Decree of Divorce
Death Certificate
Solution ID: 26361
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Needless to say, I will only use “Time cards” and they will not get my CC, trust is gone.
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March 5th, 2010 by Randal2k
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This is awesome! enjoy.
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March 5th, 2010 by Randal2k
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Seems i cannot escape this software. My friend is playing Wow again. So, when my wife’s brother said,”I have an extra account if you want to try it out!”, my wife jumped at the chance. However, he didn’t stay past the 4 hour download, and 2 hours of updating (20mb Down internet connection). Continue reading ‘World of warcraft, again?’
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March 1st, 2010 by Randal2k
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Testing out a website that i found called http://posterous.com You send them an email and they post it to blog, facebook etc.. good for when i am out and about without my trusty home PC. Instead i can now post from my slick netbook or even a library pc. This is only a test
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Name: Randal
Occupation: Geek
