World Of Warcraft Online Code
Does anyone have an authentication code for world of warcraft?
Does anyone have an authentication code for world of warcraft?
i have tried buying the game online but it keeps saying i have entered my card details wrong i have also bought a shop one but it wont accept the code
i have entered the correct card details i have checked loads of times i have also tried inputting the authentication code loads of times that is not working either if i havent have checked i would not have asked for help
Best bet would be for you to contact Blizzard as they should be able to help you. Asking for a code here basically amounts to video game piracy and is definitely frowned upon.
Contact the WoW customer services with the code you got with te shop purchased version and they should be able to help you.
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