Alert! Be cautious about this spam e-mail apparently from Yahoo!

I am attaching the screenshots (upper and lower part) of the email from Yahoo! mail box. it has not marked as spam still by Yahoo!. I made contact with them and reported against it. I will give update when ever they replies.

Description: It will appear as if its from real Yahoo! mail service asking your personal details. Its a spam and dangerous for not so advanced internet users. Yahoo! never will ask your personal information through e-mail.

P.S.: Windows Mail correctly recognized it as spam.

Stopped using yahoo since last 4 yrs. Good info BTW.

Dinesh said:

Stopped using yahoo since last 4 yrs. Good info BTW.

Done good job...I have no way for that i.d.
Thanks Dinesh.

i still use aol LOL

AOL is pretty nice. I use one, spam is lesser than Yahoo! Free Hotmail is walking towards Yahoo! in terms of spam, but its impossible to reach the altitude Yahoo gained

Few years ago, I was far from computer for a week...opened when I came and saw nearly 1200 mails. Two e-mails were important among them.

codyw said:

I don't use Yahoo! I seemed to get too much spam. I am using Apple MobileMe. I get some spam, but not nearly as much. Most of the time you see something like that survey asking for your password, you know it's a scam.
Did you contact Yahoo! support about that email?

So you pay for your emails?

codyw said:

Did you contact Yahoo! support about that email?

Yeah I did, they sent automated confirmatory e-mail (wrongly twice).
I have premium account too, thats completely clean (Not Yahoo).

i have nearly 3800 spam emails

Yahoo must arrange "real e-mail spam lottery selection"

Thanks for this. This type of stuff seems quite common, and appears to be real at first glance.

I seen something similar to this twice last week.
Window Live mail did flag it as SPAM however.

The mail looked legit. From Blizzard.

In a nut shell, my Battlenet account may have been compromised and I needed to follow a link to verify my personal details and talk to a rep. about it.

If I failed to do so, my WOW account would be banned.


I found this odd because I have NEVER had a World of Warcraft account, nor have I even played the game.

So I guess they'll just need to ban my account that never existed in the first place.